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Here's the Result of [Action]…

Focuses on outcome to create interest in the process and method.

Experiment & Hack Hooks

Results promise proof

"Here's the result of [action]" works because it shows outcomes. People think: "They did it and got results. I want to see what happened." It's proof wrapped in curiosity.

Plus, results create trust. When you show "the result of [action]," you're showing proof. People trust proof. They click because results feel credible—even when the results are predictable.

Results are just proof with better presentation

It works because it hits three triggers: proof, curiosity, and trust. The result shows proof. The action creates curiosity. The outcome creates trust. People see "Here's the result of following this strategy" and think: "They got results. I want to see what happened." They click because results feel credible—even when the outcome is expected. It's not about being clever—it's about showing proof.

Real-World Examples

Here's the result of following this strategy

The proof that creates trust and the outcome that matters

Here's the result of trying this method

The results that build curiosity and the proof that delivers

Here's the result of using this framework

The outcome that creates trust and the results that matter

Here's the result of testing this approach

The proof that builds curiosity and the outcome that delivers

Here's the result of implementing this system

The results that create trust and the proof that matters

Here's the result of applying this technique

The outcome that builds curiosity and the results that deliver

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About Experiment & Hack Hooks

Experiment & Hack Hooks work because people want to see results. When you show "the result of [action]," you show proof. Not because they're smart—because they're human and trust tested methods. These hooks don't need to be clever. They just need to show outcomes. The "here's the result of [action]" hook does exactly that—it promises proof through results.