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Should you begin Helium articles by repeating the article's title?
Results so far:
| Yes | 19% | 361 votes | Total: 1857 votes | |
| No | 81% | 1496 votes |
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by Ehren Wells
Created on: December 04, 2007 Last Updated: March 17, 2010
When writing articles for Helium you should always, in one way or another, either repeat the title given
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Created on: November 09, 2010
There are no hard or fast rules to this subject and it is not really defined clearly whether one should
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Created on: August 10, 2007 Last Updated: March 12, 2010
A writer may, or may not choose, to repeat an article title at the beginning of their written piece.
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by Karon Brandt
Created on: January 15, 2008 Last Updated: February 05, 2010
You should begin Helium articles by repeating - or at least rephrasing - the title to prepare the reader's
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Created on: January 04, 2010
When you begin Helium articles by repeating the articles title, two most important elements are affected.
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Created on: December 10, 2007 Last Updated: June 05, 2011
Should you begin Helium articles by repeating the article's title? Should one assume that the
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Created on: September 05, 2009
The goal of any writer is to hook the readers immediately and then reel them in and keep them on the
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by Daniel Cloud
Created on: February 08, 2011 Last Updated: January 25, 2012
The question of should you begin Helium articles by repeating the article's title is absolutely; a definitive
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Created on: April 07, 2008 Last Updated: September 13, 2011
Yes, you should begin Helium articles by repeating the articles title. I wouldn't go as far as to copy
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Created on: September 24, 2007 Last Updated: November 29, 2011
Yes, no, well let me see what will grab the attention of the reader as these words float past, is one
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by Angela Baze
Created on: July 21, 2011
Throughout my life, I have taken multiple classes and courses that have completely competent teachers/professors
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Created on: July 16, 2008
If your title is what your article is about and your thesis statement comes from your title than it
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Created on: August 04, 2007 Last Updated: November 26, 2009
Should you begin Helium articles by repeating the article's title?
When I write any article for any
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Created on: April 22, 2008 Last Updated: April 26, 2010
Should You Begin Helium Articles by Repeating the Article's Title?
I am writing on the yes side of this
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Created on: January 26, 2008 Last Updated: July 05, 2011
Should You Begin Helium Articles by Repeating the Article's Title?
Yes. The proper way to write ANY
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Created on: July 28, 2007
Many writers think it is a good idea to include all or parts of the article title in the first line
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by Pilar Witt
Created on: August 28, 2007
Definitely, you should begin Helium articles by repeating the article's title, but embedded in a properly
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No
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Created on: July 07, 2009
If someone asked you a question and you repeated the question back to them before giving an answer,
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Created on: May 21, 2011
Search engine optimization specialists often talk about the necessity of offering high volume keywords
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by Jack Roviere
Created on: August 20, 2007 Last Updated: August 23, 2009
Reach for the closest magazine you can find. If you don't have a magazine, a newspaper will do. If you
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Created on: December 12, 2008 Last Updated: May 12, 2010
The goal of a writer is to make life as easy as he can for the reader. Therefore, the decision whether
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by Carol Gioia
Created on: July 28, 2007 Last Updated: May 09, 2012
Repeating the article's title is not a creative way to begin a magazine-quality Helium article. The
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by Liz Roberts
Created on: March 06, 2008 Last Updated: November 03, 2009
When you write for Helium, remember that you're not writing a fourth grade essay. Don't repeat the article's
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Created on: October 31, 2009
Helium is a site where amateur writers become professional writers. As such, a Helium writer should
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Created on: January 15, 2010
Readers have short attention spans. Some say your age is how long you can give 100% focus to one thing
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by Lucius Trae
Created on: May 18, 2010
The ethics are debatable, but we all have access to a thirty day rating calculator. It tells us how
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Created on: January 09, 2010 Last Updated: January 10, 2010
No, a writer should not necessarily begin Helium articles by repeating the title of the article. The
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Created on: November 05, 2010
Helium readers, like many active readers of online content, have already been drawn to an article by
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Created on: August 13, 2010
While most writers wouldn't be directly against a rephrased title being used, if you think anything
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Created on: June 01, 2008 Last Updated: June 11, 2009
Good opening line is crucial for catching a potential reader's attention. It's been proven that within
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by Joe Owens
Created on: January 09, 2008 Last Updated: December 04, 2009
Are we so attention deprived that it is necessary to restate what we have just stated? Can the reader
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by Mark Hopkins
Created on: August 02, 2007
Should you begin Helium articles by repeating the article's title? Would I like another coffee? Did
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by Len Morse
Created on: November 05, 2007 Last Updated: December 17, 2009
When writing a Helium article, you do not need to repeat the title. Yes, key words and key phrases should
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by D. Victor
Created on: April 10, 2009
In the first two to five seconds of reading an article, a web reader should have an idea of what the
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by Charles Ray
Created on: August 11, 2009
The opening sentence of a significant number of Helium articles is a repeat of the title of the article.
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Created on: September 05, 2009
Articles should clearly state the message within the first paragraph, without repeating the title. In
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Created on: October 31, 2009
The time for repeating an article's title, especially on a frequent basis throughout the piece, is
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