15 Of The Worst Clickbait Titles Ever That Will Surely Make You Cringe

There is a lot of criticism of clickbait, and possibly for good cause. Clickbait headlines are either sensationalistic, deceptive, or just plain absurd.But there's no denying that, when employed properly, clickbait titles are effective at attracting users' attention and encouraging clicks. The phrase "appropriately" is crucial here.
How may clickbait headlines be used without deceiving or upsetting your audience? The key is to employ the appropriate headlines in the appropriate context. The most recent study (2017) that looked at article headlines discovered that many of them had "clickbait-y" opening sentences produced the highest interaction (in this case, on Facebook). The most divisive headlines generated the most clicks, according to an older (2015) study that concentrated solely on clickbait titles.
Now, there are clickbait ads lurking around every corner, eager to inform you of "this one secret" that would enable you to increase the thickness of your beard or your money. We've compiled this list of the worst clickbait headlines from across the web since no one is immune to the risks associated with it.
Nothing is funnier than when a blog or even a well-known website offers to teach you "one clever trick" for whatever it is they are hawking at the time. In your time as an Internet user, if you're reading this, you've undoubtedly been the victim of a few clickbait headlines. We sympathize with you.