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5 Apr 2019 | |
Top Tips |
Read some top tips from Seb Murray- journalist & consulting editor for publications including The Times, Guardian, Financial Times and Economist.
In the age of online news, readers have a tsunami of content to wade through – so you need to grab their attention! Seb outlines five key principles to help when you are writing news stories for your community:
What makes a good headline? Seb’s advice for a good headline is to be specific on the angle of your story, use bold adjectives (don’t feel you have to go too click bait!) and use numbers where possible. You want to summarise your story in one sentence.
Remember, don’t forget to KISS when creating a great news story!
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