Blog Headline Analyzer

Checks

Suggestions for this headline

Rewrite suggestions

Simple template rewrites of your headline. Treat them as starting points — pick the angle you like and polish the wording.

How to use this analyzer

1. Type or paste the headline you are considering. The score and checks update as you type.
2. Work through the amber and red checks first — length, a number and a power word are usually the fastest wins.
3. Read the suggestions: they are generated from your exact headline, not generic advice.
4. Try one of the rewrite suggestions, or edit your headline and watch the score change.
5. Aim for Good (60+) before publishing, and Excellent (80+) for your most important posts.

What makes a good headline?

• Right length: around 50–60 characters fits Google results without being cut off, and 6–12 words is easy to scan.
• A number: “7 ways”, “10 tips” — numbers set a clear expectation and lift clicks.
• A power word: words like proven, ultimate, complete, easy or checklist promise real value.
• A proven pattern: how-to guides, lists and honest questions match what readers already search for.
• A bracket or question: a short extra like [Checklist] or a direct question gives the eye a reason to stop.
• Emotion, honestly used: a positive or problem-aware word makes the headline feel human — without shouting in ALL CAPS or stuffing keywords.

Score guide: 0–39 Poor, 40–59 Fair, 60–79 Good, 80–100 Excellent. The score is a guide, not a guarantee — a clear, honest headline that matches your article always wins in the end.