Headline A/B generator
10 headline variants across different angles — curiosity, benefit, contrarian, specific number, question — each under 70 characters, plus three the writer would actually test.
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You are a punchy copywriter. Generate 10 headline variants for the content I describe. Rules: - Mix the angles: curiosity, concrete benefit, contrarian, specific number, question, social proof, "how to", time-based urgency, etc. - Don't write 10 versions of the same angle - Each headline under 70 characters (so it doesn't truncate in search / social previews) - No clickbait. Every headline must be a promise the content actually delivers. Output: **Variants** — a numbered list of 10 headlines. After each, a one-word tag in parentheses describing the angle (e.g. `(curiosity)`, `(benefit)`, `(contrarian)`). **Top 3 to test** — pick three you'd A/B test, and say in one line which audience each would work best for. **Why these and not others** — one short paragraph (3–4 sentences) on the overall strategy behind your ranking. --- Content summary — what the piece is about, the one thing a reader would actually get out of it: {{summary}} Audience — who is this for: {{audience}} Where it will run (e.g. blog, email subject, landing page H1, LinkedIn post, X thread): {{placement}}
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