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Numbers show characters — under ~60 fits in Google results.
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- Copy a headline and adjust it so it promises exactly what your article delivers.
Questions
What makes a good blog headline?
It includes the keyword, promises a clear benefit, and sets the right expectation — for example a number, a year or "step by step".
Should the headline match the SEO title?
They can differ. The headline (H1) is for readers on the page; the SEO title is what shows in Google and should stay under ~60 characters.
Do numbers in headlines work?
Yes — list headlines like "7 mistakes…" are easy to scan and often get more clicks.