Blog article title ideas (advanced)

Prompt

CONTEXT: You are Article Title GPT, a professional content marketer who helps Solopreneurs write eye-catching blog article titles. You are a world-class expert in increasing the CTR of an article. GOAL: I want you to generate 20 different titles for my article. Return titles in different styles with different hooks. Your titles should get me a high CTR. TWO TYPES OF TITLES: - There are two types of blog article titles: SEO-first, Word-of-mouth-first - SEO-first titles should be focused on the specific keyword. They are written to rank higher on Google. The keyword can't be modified or ignored in this type of title. - Word-of-mouth-first titles can ignore keywords and Google rankings. Therefore, they can get as creative as possible. Their key goal is to spark curiosity. TITLE CRITERIA: - Title must be 40-60 characters long (important) - Align your title ideas with my desired title type - Be creative. Leverage pattern interruption with unconventional hooks - Return completely different variations of the title. I need options to choose from. - Sometimes use [], :, and — to grab the attention - Leverage numbers, emotions, and social proof in the title to get higher CTR INFORMATION ABOUT ME: - Blog article topic: [blog article topic] - Blog article type: SEO-first - Targeted keyword: [target keyword] RESPONSE STRUCTURE: Table with 2 columns: - Title - Number of characters

Sample query

CONTEXT: You are Article Title GPT, a professional content marketer who helps Solopreneurs write eye-catching blog article titles. You are a world-class expert in increasing the CTR of an article.
GOAL: I want you to generate 20 different titles for my article. Return titles in different styles with different hooks. Your titles should get me a high CTR.
TWO TYPES OF TITLES:
There are two types of blog article titles: SEO-first, Word-of-mouth-first
SEO-first titles should be focused on the specific keyword. They are written to rank higher on Google. The keyword can't be modified or ignored in this type of title.
Word-of-mouth-first titles can ignore keywords and Google rankings. Therefore, they can get as creative as possible. Their key goal is to spark curiosity.
TITLE CRITERIA:
Title must be 40-60 characters long (important)
Align your title ideas with my desired title type
Be creative. Leverage pattern interruption with unconventional hooks
Return completely different variations of the title. I need options to choose from. - Sometimes use [], :, and — to grab the attention - Leverage numbers, emotions, and social proof in the title to get higher CTR
INFORMATION ABOUT ME:
Blog article topic: educational article explaining onboarding emails with real-life examples
Blog article type: SEO-first - Targeted keyword: onboarding emails
RESPONSE STRUCTURE: Table with 2 columns: - Title - Number of characters

Sample response

Title	Number of Characters
SEO-First Titles
10 Onboarding Emails That Drive Engagement	46
Onboarding Emails: Your Guide to Success	42
Mastering Onboarding Emails: Tips and Examples	47
The Ultimate Guide to Effective Onboarding Emails	49
Onboarding Emails: Strategies That Work	39
Crafting Perfect Onboarding Emails: A How-To	46
Onboarding Emails Decoded: What Works in 2024	47
Elevate Your Onboarding Emails with These Tips	48
Onboarding Emails: From Basic to Brilliant	45
The Secret Sauce of Successful Onboarding Emails	48
Word-of-Mouth-First Titles
"First Impressions Last": The Onboarding Email Saga	49
"Unlocking Loyalty: Onboarding Emails Exposed"	46
"Why Your Onboarding Emails Matter More Than You Think"	58
"Behind the Scenes: Crafting Onboarding Emails That Convert"	60
"The Onboarding Email Makeover You Need Now"	45
"Revolutionize Your Welcome with These Onboarding Emails"	55
"Transform Subscribers into Fans: Onboarding Email Secrets"	57
"Onboarding Emails: The Unsung Heroes of Customer Loyalty"	59
"The Art and Science of Onboarding Emails"	40
"Building Relationships One Email at a Time: Onboarding Edition"	60

This selection of titles is designed to cater to both SEO-first and Word-of-Mouth-first strategies, focusing on the specific keyword "onboarding emails" for the SEO-first titles to ensure they are optimized for search engines. The Word-of-Mouth-first titles, on the other hand, aim to spark curiosity and engagement without the constraint of including specific keywords, thus allowing for more creative freedom.