Daily Focus – Day 73: Create a Searchable Subheading
Part of Daily Focus: 365 Practical Notes for Solo and Small Business Owners.
Subheadings should guide someone who is scanning for an answer.
A scanning reader uses subheadings as a compressed version of the article. When each one names a real question or decision, the page becomes easier to navigate and the structure communicates value even before every paragraph is read.
Try this today: Replace one vague subheading with the question or decision covered below it.
Keep in mind: Useful headings improve both navigation and understanding.
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