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Welcome to the Blogging Millionaire podcast, where we teach you the latest traffic building and income boosting growth hacks to take your blog to the next level.

And now here's your host who gets five million monthly visitors from over 100,000 first page Google rankings, Brandon Gaylee.

Today, I will begin a new series where I will teach you the most effective growth hacks for writing

blog post titles. These simple tactics can make the difference between ranking number 12 or ranking number 1.

Just in case you don't know the difference between ranking number 1 and number 12, let me share the stats with you.

Less than 1% of Google searchers click on something from the second page.

This essentially means that you are going to get close to zero visitors when you land in position 12.

The top three organic Google results get 74% of all the clicks.

One of the main factors of Google's algorithm is the click-through rate.

If your post gets clicked on more than the competition, it will move up the rankings.

Google wants to put URLs on their first page that searchers see as relevant and will click on.

The one thing that impacts Google click-through rate the most is the title that shows up for that particular Google result.

Now that you know how important blog post titles are, let's get into this episode's growth hack.

And that is, when you write a list post, you need to use a title that leads with a number.

Google searchers love to click on titles that lead with a number. This is due to the psychological

habit of repetitive behavior with consistent rewards. People like to read list posts because they are easy to scan.

These easy to scan posts will typically lead the reader to find at least one or two gold nuggets

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