Gail J Richardson writes:

This is great and I can’t wait to use my a title suggestion for my next article. thanks EzineArticles for this great tool.

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Keith writes:

I can say that this is a fantastic feature. Sometimes the ideas run out, but excellent inspiration on a lot of themes.

One of the titles that I used less than 5 weeks ago has had to date 887 article views and a click through rate of 5.8%. So I am certainly delighted with the results! Your editors have done a fantastic job thinking up the titles. I’m hoping my article will break 1000 views by the weekend…

They don’t all do that well, but it is good when one does!

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Donald E Yerke writes:

CHRIS:
Great Concept. I have Platinum status so all my articles get flagged.
Giving recognition to people, is one of the greatest rewards you can give out.

For years I ran a weekly car show. Out of a box, at different intervals, I randomly picked an owner/car. The owner got a $2.00 certificate, and moved the car in the front of the DJ. Suddenly, visitors flocked to see this “proud of a Peacock” car & owner.
—often this was the first reward received—
At home, the grand kids may have been told it was “Best of the Show.”
I made someone happy… You are too! Very Nice

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Gerry @ Families4Life writes:

Thanks for the motivation. This looks like a good tool.

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Joseph Ezie Efoghor writes:

This is good news for all of us. Article title are not too easy. Thanks to EzineArticles for this innovation.

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Aminuddin Siregar writes:

Thank you, This incredible motivation for members of the EzineArticles.

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Rajagopalan writes:

It is a very nice and helpful gesture and all basic level writers will find it extremely useful!

Have a great day!

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Jessica writes:

I’m loving this! I’m glad you had a blog post about it, because I didn’t realize the titles were there.

I’m having so much fun writing about them. It’s neat to see what comes up!

Thank you for this!

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Lisa Angelettie writes:

Oh I wanted to keep this tool a big ‘ole secret. I’m loving this one! Thanks so much for you continued efforts in making this the #1 site online:)

Lisa

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Cynthia Hanevy writes:

Thanks for this feature! Reviewing your titles has even given me ideas for articles to use on my blog and website.

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Emma writes:

Still having issues with the Titles not refreshing. Sometimes when I use an article title and hit Submit, the title will be removed from “Title Suggestions”. But other times it doesn’t so the title just sits there even though I’ve actually used it.

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Penny, Managing Editor writes:

Emma,

This will happen if a pre-written title is changed by you. Any pre-written title cannot be changed. The field will now be grayed out so no changes can be made which will prevent this from happening again.

If you have further questions on this, we can address it via our member support team.

May 4, 2010 at 8:48 AM

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Kruno writes:

Thanks for this feature, looks like a good tool.

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Laurie Gondreau writes:

I can hardly wait to begin using this tool. Awesome and thank you for providing this feature.

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Marie Kwiatkowski writes:

Great tool. Sometimes it is difficult to come up with a really good title that will catch someone’s eye.
Thanks so much!

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Eamon Greville writes:

Thanks for this – have really realized how important titles are in successful article marketing.

Recently read an argument however that the resource box is actually the key – not sure about this do you agree?

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Marc, Product Marketing Manager writes:

Both the title and the Resource Box are vitally important to the success of your article marketing efforts. The title is what draws in the reader and gets them to read the article in the first place. Then, if you’re article is a good one, the reader will seek further information in your Resource Box and hopefully click on a link to your site’s landing page. If you’ve done your job right, your landing page will then convert that prospect into a customer.

July 15, 2010 at 8:28 AM

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Nnamdi Agha writes:

Thanks for making this resource available to us.

I am going to make the best use of it as I know that the first contact readers have with articles are the titles.

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Alan Roy Hocking writes:

Thanks for a great tool.

I am always struggling to come up with good traffic pulling titles and now I have the tool to help me in that area I can concentrate more on producing the quality content to go with the title.

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ugo writes:

This is wonderful. I have used it and it is just great.

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David writes:

With 20 some choices for my word choices I not only had a great title for my first article using this tool, I now have several more suggestions for articles and blog posts.
Thanks!

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Lisa G writes:

Thank you for your writing tools and service. Best Lisa aka HypoGal

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Gina Jennings writes:

This is a fabulous idea. If I see a title already written, it prompts me to write about the topic and research for the purpose of great content.

Sometimes you can get so burnt out on keyword research and figuring out how to write your titles that you get hung up when it’s time to write the content.

I see why Demand Studio’s eHow uses this method often.

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properties in Alentejo for Sale writes:

Unfortunately for me, I’ve been using titles at the high end of the keyword wheel which of course carries with it a lot of competition.

With this new tool I’ll be able to position myself somewhere in the middle, which should also target my potential readers/clients a little bit better.

Of course I’ll receive less traffic, however my articles may be read by those with this exact requirement which in turn may increase my visits

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chris writes:

Thanks for the article title tool and article writing tips, it’s very helpful.

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Fred Panela writes:

Wow, it’s really cool that basic members now also get access to this tool, thanx a lot!

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Mike writes:

Thanks for this great tool. It will help all the authors

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Danchito writes:

Thank you very much for this article,it was helpful.

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Danchito writes:

I like this tool, it will help me a lot when writing keywords.

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