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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Can I Use Word "Hittest" In My Headline?
Hello,
I am creating a web page, and want to have unique headline.
Can i write like this: "Register For Free With The Hittest Revenue Program On The Web!"
Does the word "hittest" have some sense in this headline?
Internet marketing copywriting does not have to be 100% academically correct, new words and phrases are welcome, but it should always have some sense.
Thank you.
I am creating a web page, and want to have unique headline.
Can i write like this: "Register For Free With The Hittest Revenue Program On The Web!"
Does the word "hittest" have some sense in this headline?
Internet marketing copywriting does not have to be 100% academically correct, new words and phrases are welcome, but it should always have some sense.
Thank you.
Top answer
No, 'hittest' does not make sense. You cannot make a comparative of a noun. I don't even know what you are trying to express.
- No, 'hittest' does not make sense.
- You cannot make a comparative of a noun.
- I don't even know what you are trying to express.
- 'Most popular'?
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No, 'hittest' does not make sense. You cannot make a comparative of a noun. I don't even know what you are trying to express. 'Most popular'?
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I'd go with 'hottest'
I'm quite confident that you're trying to convey "most popular" by using the word 'hittest', and if that's the case, I'd stick to 'most popular'.
I'm quite confident that you're trying to convey "most popular" by using the word 'hittest', and if that's the case, I'd stick to 'most popular'.
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