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Try Jasper free →Strong headlines balance common words (readability) with uncommon words (interest), add emotional or power words for pull, and land around 6–12 words. This analyzer weighs all of those into a single 0–100 score.
Aim for 6–12 words and under ~60 characters. Longer headlines get truncated in search and social; shorter ones often lack specificity.
Power words ("proven", "instant", "secret") trigger action; emotional words ("amazing", "fearless", "heartbreaking") create feeling. A headline with one or two of each tends to out-click a flat one — but overloading them reads as clickbait.
Yes — the same principles drive blog headlines, landing-page headers, ad copy, YouTube titles and email subject lines. See our examples by use case for tailored guidance.