Headlines that actually convert
David Ogilvy said five times as many people read the headline as the body copy. That was about newspapers. On landing pages, the ratio is probably worse.
Most landing page headlines describe the product. "The all-in-one platform for X." That tells people what it is. It doesn't tell them why they should care.
The headlines that convert answer one question: what changes for me? Not features. Not categories. The outcome.
"Send invoices in 30 seconds" beats "Invoice management software." "Wake up without back pain" beats "Ergonomic mattress technology." The formula is simple: [Desired outcome] + [timeframe or ease].
If you can't write the headline without using your product category, you probably don't understand why people buy it yet. That's worth figuring out before you test anything else.
Rewrite your headline to describe the outcome, not the product. Add a timeframe or ease qualifier. Test it against your current headline.
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