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		<title>Creating Compelling Headlines For Your Home Page &#8211; 3 Tips</title>
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The first thing someone will read when they land on your home page is the main headline. Does it give them a reason to stick around? Too many times, people use &#8220;Welcome to my website&#8221; as their main headline. But this is just a waste of virtual real estate.
People move quickly on the web, if [...]]]></description>
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<p>The first thing someone will read when they land on your home page is the main headline. Does it give them a reason to stick around? Too many times, people use &#8220;Welcome to my website&#8221; as their main headline. But this is just a waste of virtual real estate.</p>
<p>People move quickly on the web, if you don&#8217;t speak to them within the first few seconds, you&#8217;ve lost them. Your main headline will profoundly affect whether a visitor to your site stays to read some more, opts into your list or just move on to the next website.</p>
<p>Here are three tips to make sure your headline moves your visitor in the direction you want them to go.</p>
<p><a href="http://ezinearticles.com/?Creating-Compelling-Headlines-For-Your-Home-Page---3-Tips&#038;id=3850302" target="_blank">Click here to read more …</a></p>
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