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How To Create Fill In The Blank Formula Headlines TemplatesLet's have a little fun with this article. I'll take a look at some headlines that I saw this last week while waiting in line at the local grocery store. Then we'll see if we can turn them into formula templates that can be used for Internet Marketing. Are you ready. Ok, let's go. On the front page of the Sun Tabloid was the following: End Times Shocker
_________ Shocker Now let's see if we can fill in the blanks. How about something like the following for someone selling Retirement Planning... Retirement Funds Shocker! We could even swap the endings of the two last lines to read... Retirement Funds Shocker! Ok, now your turn. Can you think of a way to use the above Or how about this one also from the Sun... 10 Miracle foods to make you look 10 years younger __ Miracle (or similar word) ____ to make (or similar word) you(r) _____________ Try this... 7 Amazing Strategies to double your list in 90 days. or 5 Miracle herbs to make you arthritis free! Now this one from "Elle girl" magazine... Behind the Rumors, the Lindsay Lohan no one knows! becomes... Behind the Rumors, the __________ no one knows! Now fill in the blank... Behind the Rumors, the Mark Joyner no one knows! (For those that don't know, Mark Joyner was a very successful Internet marketer who unexpectedly "retired" from Internet marketing to pursue other interest but who's name is starting to pop back up in some of the same circles - we're not sure what he is up to but he loves to play psychological tricks - so stand by for more from Mark). Now this from the Globe... What Lisa Marie Saw What ___________ saw (you can replace "saw" with heard, said, revealed, etc) What (someone) heard at the Big Seminar. if we expand it a little we could get... What I heard discussed in hushed tones behind closed doors at the Big Seminar...
Some good sources are the covers of the tabloids and magazines found by the checkout counters of grocery stores such as I found above. Here are some examples from the grocery store that I was at... Readers Digest, Marie Claive, Elle girl, The Globe, The Star, Soap Opera Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Vanity Fair, Weekly World News, CBS Soaps, Glamour, Fitness, Women's Health & Fitness, National Enquirer, National Examiner, Redbook Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
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