How to use headlines in your writing
When you're putting together your writing, you're most likely toiling over every word to achieve the perfect paragraphs. But it's more important to consider how...
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When you’re putting together your writing, you’re most likely toiling over every word to achieve the perfect paragraphs. But it’s more important to consider how your audience will read what you’ve written so you can structure the text in a way that will be most effective.
In this online lesson, award-winning copywriter Helen Steemson shows you how to cater to the most common of readers – skim-readers.
What you'll learn in the How to use headlines in your writing lesson
- How to use headings and subheadings in your writing
- How to use bullet points in your writing
Instructor

Helen Steemson is the award-winning lead copywriter and creative director at Words for Breakfast, a copywriting agency in Auckland, New Zealand. She has a background in creative advertising, with expertise in digital copywriting. Helen shows business...
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