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Subheadings can act as signposts, ensuring that distracted readers stay engaged with your content.
Google also finds headings helpful. The search engine uses heading tags to understand the structure of a webpage and assess how relevant the content is to the search request.
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The attention span of internet users has dropped from 12 seconds to 8 seconds. That means you’ve got to grab your readers and convince them to stay. Or, at the very least, quickly give them something they can take away.
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There are a lot of ways you can encourage sharing of your content, including:
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A sentence in active voice focuses on the subject performing an action, buta passive sentence focuses on the receiver of the action.
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One of the most popular ways to identify passive voice is by adding “by zombies” after the action. If the sentence still makes sense, it’s passive. Here...
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