Need a new title for an older article

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   Anne Ryefieldposted 4 years ago

   I'm no longer thrilled with the title of one of my hubs. It just doesn't roll off of the tongue. I'm having a terrible time deciding on a new, more accurate title. The original title is "How to get a handle on your hoarding." Below are some new titles I was throwing around:
   
   1. How to organize a hoard
   2. How to tackle your hoarded home
   3. How to clean as a hoarder
   4. (#) tips for a hoarder's home
   5. Organizational tips for hoarders
   6. First steps to take as a hoarder
   7. Reclaim your hoarder's home
   8. How to reclaim your home from hoarding
   
   Which do you think would suit the article better? Or is there another title that may fit?
   
   Article link: https://dengarden.com/cleaning/How-To-G … r-Hoarding

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      NateB11posted 4 years agoin reply to this

      I would simply type into the Google search engine - hoarding how - and look at the auto suggest. Then pick one of the suggestions. Those are actual queries by people and what they'll likely use to search the Web: Therefore, more likely to create traffic to your article.

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   theraggededgeposted 4 years ago

   I'm sure you'll get loads of suggestions but try this:
   
   https://answerthepublic.com
   
   You'll have to register but it's free. Then just type in your keyword, 'hoarding', and wait a moment. Then scroll down. Loads of phrases that people are using to find answers on the topic. It's a great way to find titles.

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   Marisa Writesposted 4 years ago

   The way to pick a good title is to ask yourself, "what would people type into Google?"
   
   The site theraggededge linked to is a good source for that, but also try typing some of those possibilities into Google and see what auto-completes.

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   PaulGoodman67posted 4 years ago

   The keyword in that title is "hoarding" and the article has been accepted for dengarden, so I would be careful about messing around with it too much.
   
   I personally like "How to reclaim your home from hoarding". Making it a "How to" might not be a bad idea. But that's just a feeling.
   
   I tend to use Ubersuggest -  neilpatel.com/ubersuggest for keyword research. I just looked up "Hoarding" and it seems like a popular keyword but very competitive.
   
   Remember too that although the title is very important, subtitles can be a good way to bring in extra traffic if targeted at specific keyphrases, such as common questions or searches.
   
   Good luck!
   
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   Brenda Arledgeposted 4 years ago

   Stop Hoarding Today

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