Sentences with phrase «page headlines about»

Not exact matches

While it's easy to spend hours talking about proper onpage SEO techniques, the short version is have the keyword (s) you want to rank for in the title, headline and meta description of each page of your website.

A version of this article appears in print on October 22, 1991, on Page C00001 of the National edition with the headline: Sexual Harassment: It's About Power, Not Lust.

The headline numbers will give you some idea as to how much advertising on a page might be worth — but actually visiting the strongest of those links will give you an excellent feel for the types of people coming to the site and talking about the site.

A version of this article appears in print on July 27, 2011, on Page B1 of the New York edition with the headline: On All Levels of the Economy, Concern About the Impasse: Losing Top Rating Could Cost Growth And Job Creation.

Modesty has undeniably enjoyed front - page headline status in Christian conversations about sexuality for decades, almost irrespective of particular church tradition.

B) The headline on CNN's main page is «Intelligent Design Scientist Sues...» Talk about a contradiction in terms!

I sometimes go to ESPNFC online and half their articles on the ESPN ARSENAL page pretend to be about Arsenal but are really articles comparing something about Arsenal to Chelsea and the headline photo is a big head - shot of...........

Of course, the rumors fly, and the next week Italy's sports pages are filled with headlines speculating about all sorts of nonsense, MILAN - MARADONA, WHAT IS IT ALL Aabout all sorts of nonsense, MILAN - MARADONA, WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUTABOUT?

Last year the Yates Center News frequently printed stories about its teams on Page One with thick black headlines that were two or three times bigger than other front - page headlines such as GOVERNOR TO BE IN COUNTY or SHERIFF»S CAR GOES OUT OF CONTROL or HORSE KILLED ON HIGHPage One with thick black headlines that were two or three times bigger than other front - page headlines such as GOVERNOR TO BE IN COUNTY or SHERIFF»S CAR GOES OUT OF CONTROL or HORSE KILLED ON HIGHpage headlines such as GOVERNOR TO BE IN COUNTY or SHERIFF»S CAR GOES OUT OF CONTROL or HORSE KILLED ON HIGHWAY.

Now for most Premier League centre forwards that is quite something, headline news in fact, and if it were a Chelsea player who had that record it would be front and back page news in every newspaper, and the lead on every TV and radio show about football.

Another tactic: at the bottom of this page, note the topic - specific example that displays headlines about the Iraq war.

The site collects news stories, blog posts and videos about Hillary and puts them up on a straightforward three - column page without explicit commentary, though they're clearly selected and headlined to put Hillary in the best light.

A casual visitor learns nothing about Clinton by a visit to her home page — not even a meaningful headline or tagline helps convey a message.

The New York Daily News featured a story about the ad campaign on its Monday front page under the headline «Fire «em — Andy targets 7 NRA - bought GOP reps in new push for gun reform.»

De Blasio wasn't amused Monday when asked about the front page of Sunday's Post, which had «PREETY HAPPY» as the headline next to an image of the mayor drinking champagne in celebration of President Trump's sudden firing of Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara.

The Page One headline was about a supposed «exclusive» stating that «for the first time,» ex-top cop Bill Bratton had «lifted the veil «and revealed he wouldn't mind having his old job back.

In July 1962, a detailed story about America's close call with thalidomide appeared on the front page of The Washington Post, under the headline «Heroine of FDA Keeps Bad Drug Off Market,» with a photo of Kelsey.

Before three weeks, while activity through the pages of the news paper, a small headline bent my eyes and instantly affective my attention, it was about adult dating sites.

Behind Grass - Roots School Advocacy, Bill Gates That's the headline over the front - page story in my Early Edition Sunday Times and I was looking forward to some juicy tidbits about the billionaire secretly funding a Bill Ayers power - to - the - people project.

Samantha, whose family is moving from Maine to California to be with her, first made headlines two years ago when she received a three - page letter from Mr. Andropov in reply to one she had written him about the dangers of nuclear war.

Beginning with the New York Times's front - page splash about an American Federation of Teachers (AFT) study in August of 2004 («Nation's Charter Schools Lagging Behind, U.S. Test Scores Reveal»), it seems that every study, no matter how problematic, has spawned a headline, simply because it talks about charters» effects on test scores.

I hadn't had to talk to my young daughters about a front - page tabloid newspaper article, an article headlined with the word SLEAZEBAG!

Above all, the H1 tag should serve as the content piece's title or headline, communicating what the page is about.

These «headers» or headlines provide Google with a basic framework of what your page or post is all about.

Our current approach at ICO Partners when pitching games in emails to media and influencers is to have a snappy headline, two short sentences that explain why they should care about a certain game followed by a nice animated gif and links to the press page and a blog post / full press release.

I don't want to give you a big spiel about how all your future sales hang on you getting your headline right, how your headline alone determines whether a viewer even reads the rest of your page, how your headline can make or break your sales page... I don't want to give that lecture, but I must, because it's all true.

That paragraph deserves expansion, a front - page headline, further explanation, and (on this issue) to be run about ten times, which is a frequency that advertisers sometimes target if they really want to get their message across.

A front - page article and headline on April 24 reported that the Global Climate Coalition, a group that throughout the 1990s represented industries with profits tied to fossil fuels, knew about the scientific consensus that greenhouse gas emissions could cause global warming but ignored it in a lobbying and public relations campaign against efforts to curb emissions.

Perhaps the headline will end up being: «Republican Candidates Not Even Asked About Climate Change Because The Van Carrying The Questions Was Hit By a Beautiful Drunken Female Celebrity Driver and The Bag of Questions, Which Fell Out of The Van, Was Carried Away By The Stray Puppy of a Football Star» Page 1 stuff, for sure.

by Katie Grimes, E&E Legal Senior Media Fellow, and Tom Tanton, E&E Legal's Director of Science and Technology Assessment As appearing in Flash Report False claims about the success of California's green economy have been front - page headlines for several years.

In April 2014, following the release of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change's third installment of its 7,000 - page report, the largest circulation newspaper in my county ran an editorial with the stunningly original headline: Canada needs to get serious about climate change.

As an example, Wall takes the keyword «high speed routers,» and offers 3 different title tags for a page on a website about «high speed routers» using the various headline approaches noted above:

Top it off with a compelling headline and save the in - depth details on yourself and your attorneys for your home page and «About Us» section.

USA Today contains a front page article headlined «Baseball's home run king faces possibility of prison; Bonds» career likely over after indictment alleges he lied about using steroids.»

Meanwhile, Robinhood's web home page displays a personalized news feed of finance headlines about the stocks you trade.

If your browsing habits are all about efficiency though, opting for images to automatically display beside their headline each time you load the front page or a new sub will send your scrolling experience into overdrive.

A version of this article appears in print on March 21, 2018, on Page B5 of the New York edition with the headline: What «Likes» Say About You.

and, «Click here to learn more about our no - risk cryptocurrency that enables instant payments to anyone in the world,» are examples of misleading headlines given by the Facebook advertising page.

And don't forget to be clear about what you're interested in and what drives you: a single, pithy headline at the top of your page speaks volumes.

Editing your headline allows you to make a statement about yourself, create a mini-ad for your services or products, or add SEO keywords right on your LinkedIn page.