The Headline Analyzer is an awesome tool that will help you write headlines that drive traffic, shares, and search result for projects you are working on in CoSchedule.
Analyzing Headlines in Projects
The Headline Analyzer is found inside of projects when you use the Text Editor or WordPress options.
Once you are working in the editor the Headline Analyzer will display and automatically copy the project’s or post’s title to it. There will be an initial headline score that will display next to the headline.
Click on the score to see the stats about the analysis of your headline. The Headline Analyzer will display the Word Balance Chart, Word Count, and Character Count. There will also be two links that will take you to our document about the Best Words for Headlines and a link to give you a complete Full Analysis on your analyzed headline.
Types of Words:
Common Words: These words make up the basic structure of readable headlines. Great headlines are usually made up of 20%-30% common words.
Uncommon Words: These words occur less frequently than common words, but give your headline substance. Great headlines are usually made up of 10-20% uncommon words.
Emotional Words: These words frequently stir an emotional response in the reader. They have been proven to drive clicks and shares. Great headlines are usually made up of 10-15% emotional words.
Power Words: These are words or phrases that indicate intense trigger words that frequently command a reader’ss attention and action. Great headlines contain at least 1 power phrase or word.
Keep Track of Old Headlines
The Headline Analyzer will keep track of the old headlines you have created for your current project so you can compare them to the others. To view all past headlines for the project, click 
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If you would like to learn more, you can read here.
