To generate ideas for the headline I’m creating, I utilized the main prompt, mentioned in question #2 – Part A; with exact information on what I wanted involved with the style in which it was going to be perceived by the eyes of the target audience. The overall message of these headline ideas is to…

Headline: “Don’t Get Left Behind: Avoid Procrastination With Expert Second-Year Advice” When I created this headline, I wanted to scare the first years as much as I could with a relatable approach to procrastination and how that will lead you to be “left behind” when it comes to the second year. This headline communicates specificity…

Headline #1: “Clap-tastrophe: 17 Celebrities Who Don’t Know How To Clap” I came up with this headline because I wanted to conjunct wordplay with unexpected content. The word “catastrophe” basically means an event that has a sudden disastrous effect on something or someone. With that being said, I combined this noun with the initial topic…

Headlines in general are vital when you want to attract quantitative traffic to your posts. The rate at which people will be enticed to click on your articles depends on how strong of a headline you create and whether or not it has the potential to have an impact on the reader enough to make…

The headline of this article in particular aligns well with the representation of what the author is elaborating on. The article provided a rundown of who the person was and why he decided to follow through with such a complicit action. The headline was very representative of the article considering how it wasn’t too long…

Article: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-68405119 Headline: “Aaron Bushnell: US airman dies after setting himself on fire outside Israeli embassy in Washington” I came across this article and was initially invested when I first read the headline. Before clicking, I immediately resonated with it considering how actively engaged I’ve been with this topic, following along the several mendacious occurrences…