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A good title can be the difference between your post going viral, or dying on the vine. Take the guesswork out of writing titles that convert.
Publish your content on our topic-specific feeds. Find new readers who are looking for content like yours.
See what topics resonate with your audience -- before writing the full post.
No coding, design or setup. Just write your title, write your intro paragraph, and click “submit”. Free to start.
The below chart shows how your pageviews grow as your clickthrough rate increases.
The gold line represents a 6% clickthrough rate: 6% of people who see a link to your post click on it. The brown line represents a 4% clickthrough rate.
In this example, increasing the clickthrough rate from 4% to 6% is the difference between a viral post and a failure.
Write a title and intro (in journalistic parlance, a "lede") for you post. Then pick up to three topic tags (this will get your post included in relevant feeds), and click submit.
You can test various titles and ledes for posts you've already written. Or you can test topics for future posts -- just submit titles and ledes for posts you're considering writing.
We publish your topic in our feeds and measure clickthrough rate (people who click on your title / people who see your title) and subscription rate (people who want to see the full post / people who see your title).
The algorithm that powers our feed is unbiased: every title gets a minimum number of views. To maximize views, share the feed with your friends! The more people share the feed, the more people view your content, and the more your audience will grow.
| Title | Impressions | Clickthrough rate | Avg CTR for topic | Subscription rate | Avg sub rate for topic |
| 9 Blogging Tactics for 2 Million Views in 2 Years | 1,150 | 8.4% | 4.6% | 1.8% | 0.7% |
| How Nat Eliason grew his blog to 2 million views | 1,107 | 5.7% | 4.6% | 0.6% | 0.7% |
| Blogging advice | 1,154 | 3.2% | 4.6% | 0.2% | 0.7% |
Just to be clear, this is just an example post. Nat Eliason isn't a customer :)
Here's a sample of our main feed. It aggregates posts across all topics. We also have topic-specific feeds: biotech, programming, food, music, etc.
1
How to make authentic street tacos in your home kitchen
by val
2
A $17B hole in the power law theory of venture capital
by 3b
3
An MBA's guide to learning to code
by rlm
4
Homemade salsa in 5 minutes
by val
5
4 of the 10 best performing VCs are biotech funds. And they don't care about the "power law"
by 3b
6
Swing culture is alive and well in Nashville
by layar
7
Training your tastebuds: learning to cook without recipes
by val
8
Which VCs fund the most FDA-approved drugs?
by 3b
9
A day trip in Lodi: the Bay Area's other wine country
by val
10
Analysis of 55 of the most advanced development-stage Parkinson's drugs
by 3b
11
Why a free programming class was the best class I took in business school
by rlm
12
9 seminal protein engineering papers
by 3b
13
Investment analyses of upcoming biotech IPOs: BioNTech, Springworks, Satsuma, 10x Genomics
by 3b
14
Bay Area day trips, from Lodi to Moss Beach
by val
15
The easiest way for new programmers to deploy your first web app
by rlm
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Test my Title is a tool developed by Bay Bridge Bio. Bay Bridge Bio writes long-form, heavily researched articles on biotech and venture capital. We put a lot of work into our posts, and want to make sure that 1) we invest in content that our audience wants most and 2) we maximize views of the content we do write.
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