H for Humourous Headings

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Headings

Have you ever found yourself clicking a link to an article just because the headline / heading caught your attention ? We’ve all done it – I know I definitely do it.  Sometimes the articles are worth it – and sometimes I think ‘erm why am I here again ?’

More often than not – people will read an article based on the heading alone.  It doesn’t matter how much you pimp your new blog posts via Social Media – if the title doesn’t strike peoples’ interest it’s unlikely they will read the whole post. 

Try to use a headline that makes people sit up and H-11notice (also as an opportunity to connect with a potential new reader).  Easier said than done unless you are a stand up comedian … which brings me to my next point …

Humour

Humour is very important in a blog (or at least that’s what I think).  I try to incorporate ‘me’ in my posts and that sometimes involves a bit of sarcasm and a few funnies.  Anyone with a sarcastic streak will catch the undertones in my posts but its not meant to be evil – it’s just my way of being kinda funny. 

I reckon any reader – irrespective of age, gender, race, & geographic location – can appreciate humour in a blog.  And there are some wickedly funny blogs out in Blogosphere. 

Do you tend to appreciate most types of humour ? If you had to pick your top  10 blogs from your blog roll – how would you rate them on average on the humour front ?

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I have a very dark sense of humour- sarcasm is my friend! Looking at the blogs I read often I do find some of them a bit tame, which in turn makes me hold back somewhat on the blog through fear of offending somebody! Perhaps I should just go for it?
(On a separate note I've just seen 'Cake and Cunnilingus Day' in your popular post list- now gonna go have a read of that- sounds like my ideal day XD) x
My recent post H is for... Happiest Memories
1 reply · active 682 weeks ago
LOL No way !! From the few posts I've read since I'm new to your blog - it doesn't seem so but I like your writing style as it is so now I'm curious to see the sarcasm thrown in there

I felt like holding back as well (be it in comments or in my own posts) when one day when I didn't - I got 'more' of a response .. so I thought why not :)

Seriously I could sooooooooooo do with some C&C right now!! Ooooh we think alike ! x
I love sarcasm, but have discovered since being in London that some people just don't get it! *bangs head on table*

I'm sure I probably offend a lot who don't understand sarcasm, but if they don't get it, I don't want them ;)
1 reply · active 679 weeks ago
Really - you find that in London ? All my English mates thrive on sarcasm LOL

I tend to be sarcastic in nature - and those who don't get me - sarcasm & all - don't need to be around (cos they will get confused ! lol)

I'll be in London this summer - we must catch up over drinks !
So true, blogs that incorporate humor tend to hold my interest longer!
Sarcy is my Middle name and I couldn't leave home without it. A blog has to have some sort of humour to it - or I loose interest very quickly.
1 reply · active 679 weeks ago
Your writing style is fabulous ! I absolutely love it :)
My recent post V for Voice
Sarcasm rules! It's a thin line, though, between sarcasm and cynicism (aka bitterness), but when in doubt, always err on the side of trying for humor instead of going dry.

Thanks for the post, Dazediva!
1 reply · active 679 weeks ago
There is a thin line .. but dry humour is also pretty good if you've got a knack for it. I'd like to think I can be funny - so far haven't had any complains. At least my blog readers get my sarcasm hehe.
My recent post V for Voice
Your title caught my attention. I'm a sucker for humor. Most of the blogs I read from start to finish are usually the ones with humor and sarcasm. If it can make me laugh out loud I'm sure to Follow :)
1 reply · active 679 weeks ago
I hear you ! It's no wonder I enjoy your blog so much :)
My recent post V for Voice

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