Your headline decides whether anyone reads the rest. Paste a title below to get a score, a Google-style preview and specific suggestions to make it clearer and more clickable.
What the score looks at
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Length (35–70 characters) | Long titles get cut off in search results; very short ones rarely explain the benefit. |
| Numbers | “7 ways” or “in 10 minutes” sets clear expectations. |
| Power words | Words like simple, proven or mistakes signal value. |
| Question or “How to” | These match the way people type questions into Google. |
| Speaking to the reader | “You” and “your” make the headline feel personal. |
Remember: a score is a guide, not a rule. A clear, honest headline that matches the post always beats a clickbait one, both for readers and for Google.
Want to go deeper? Read How to Write Blog Headlines People Click.