are important. They do need to capture a person’s attention. Headlines end up being the clickable link on internet search engines so they must give an incentive for a person to actually click on them.

But just having a great headline on an ezine article is not enough. Unlike magazine racks that only need to capture the attention of people that are already in the bookstore, ezine article titles won't b

I shouldn't lie. I should tell the truth. This actually isn't the best ezine article ever written; it is the seventh best ezine article ever written. All jokes aside, there is a reason for the title of this article.

But first, let me tell you about a recent experience I had in a book store. I was walking passed the business section of the magazine rack when a certain magazine cover caught my attention. It was the cover of Trump Magazine with a big cover headline that read "The Best Issue Ever." Normally, I don’t read Donald Trump's magazine; I've skimmed through it before but have never quite liked it. But this time, I just had to pick it up. The magazine had a bold claim and I wanted to know the reason why Mr. Trump believed that this particular issue was the best one ever.

But you know what? It really didn’t matter why it was the best issue ever. I still didn’t like it. What mattered was that the headline was an attention grabber; it caused me to stop and pick up the magazine. I'm sure the situation was like-wise for other passersby, which will probably really end up making this the actual best-selling issue of Trump Magazine ever. And, if this is the case, it will probably be due only to one thing - the headline on the cover.

What does this mean? It means that headlines sell. So if I make an outrageous claim and say that this is the best ezine article ever written, will that mean that it will be the most viewed and most read ezine article of all time? NO!! It won’t even be close. If that was my goal in writing this article, it will be a miserable failure.

Yes, headlines on ezine articles are important. They do need to capture a person’s attention. Headlines end up being the clickable link on internet search engines so they must give an incentive for a person to actually click on them.

But just having a great headline on an ezine article is not enough. Unlike magazine racks that only need to capture the attention of people that are already in the bookstore, ezine article titles won't be

n. It was the cover of Trump Magazine with a big cover headline that read "The Best Issue Ever." Normally, I don’t read Donald Trump's magazine; I've skimmed through it before but have never quite liked it. But this time, I just had to pick it up. The magazine had a bold claim and I wanted to know the reason why Mr. Trump believed that this particular issue was the best one ever.

But you know what? It really didn’t matter why it was the best issue ever. I still didn’t like it. What mattered was that the headline was an attention grabber; it caused me to stop and pick up the magazine. I'm sure the situation was like-wise for other passersby, which will probably really end up making this the actual best-selling issue of Trump Magazine ever. And, if this is the case, it will probably be due only to one thing - the headline on the cover.

What does this mean? It means that headlines sell. So if I make an outrageous claim and say that this is the best ezine article ever written, will that mean that it will be the most viewed and most read ezine article of all time? NO!! It won’t even be close. If that was my goal in writing this article, it will be a miserable failure.

Yes, headlines on ezine articles are important. They do need to capture a person’s attention. Headlines end up being the clickable link on internet search engines so they must give an incentive for a person to actually click on them.

But just having a great headline on an ezine article is not enough. Unlike magazine racks that only need to capture the attention of people that are already in the bookstore, ezine article titles won't b

really didn’t matter why it was the best issue ever. I still didn’t like it. What mattered was that the headline was an attention grabber; it caused me to stop and pick up the magazine. I'm sure the situation was like-wise for other passersby, which will probably really end up making this the actual best-selling issue of Trump Magazine ever. And, if this is the case, it will probably be due only to one thing - the headline on the cover.

What does this mean? It means that headlines sell. So if I make an outrageous claim and say that this is the best ezine article ever written, will that mean that it will be the most viewed and most read ezine article of all time? NO!! It won’t even be close. If that was my goal in writing this article, it will be a miserable failure.

Yes, headlines on ezine articles are important. They do need to capture a person’s attention. Headlines end up being the clickable link on internet search engines so they must give an incentive for a person to actually click on them.

But just having a great headline on an ezine article is not enough. Unlike magazine racks that only need to capture the attention of people that are already in the bookstore, ezine article titles won't b

- the headline on the cover.

What does this mean? It means that headlines sell. So if I make an outrageous claim and say that this is the best ezine article ever written, will that mean that it will be the most viewed and most read ezine article of all time? NO!! It won’t even be close. If that was my goal in writing this article, it will be a miserable failure.

Yes, headlines on ezine articles are important. They do need to capture a person’s attention. Headlines end up being the clickable link on internet search engines so they must give an incentive for a person to actually click on them.

But just having a great headline on an ezine article is not enough. Unlike magazine racks that only need to capture the attention of people that are already in the bookstore, ezine article titles won't b

are important. They do need to capture a person’s attention. Headlines end up being the clickable link on internet search engines so they must give an incentive for a person to actually click on them.

But just having a great headline on an ezine article is not enough. Unlike magazine racks that only need to capture the attention of people that are already in the bookstore, ezine article titles won't be visible on internet search engines unless someone actually searches a keyword that is in the title. This article won't get many search engine visitors because the main keyword in the title is "ezine article." This, according to Overture's keyword selector tool, is only searched less than 700 times per month. And, seeing as there are 2.6 million Google results for the term "ezine article" there is no way that this article will have any sort of good positioning in search results; there is just too much competition.

Attention grabbing headlines on ezine articles are not enough. Ezine article titles must have keywords that have enough monthly searches, along with a good headline, to get enough people to read them.