Social media hook:
Relatable Question

Ask about common experiences to build connection

Question Hooks

Relatable questions create connection

"Relatable question" works because it asks about common experiences. People think: "They're asking about something I've experienced. I want to answer." It's connection wrapped in question.

Plus, relatable creates engagement. When you ask "Have you ever felt [specific emotion]?" you're naming their experience. People want to answer questions they relate to. They click because relatable questions feel engaging—even when the question is generic.

Relatable questions are just questions with better connection

It works because it hits three triggers: relatability, connection, and engagement. The relatable creates connection. The question creates engagement. The emotion creates relatability. People see "Have you ever felt [specific emotion]?" and think: "I have felt that. I want to answer." They click because relatable questions feel engaging—even when the question is standard. It's not about being clever—it's about making questions feel personal.

Real-World Examples

What would you do if you had just five minutes to change someone's life?

The relatable question that creates connection and the question that matters

Have you ever felt [specific emotion]?

The connection that builds engagement and the relatable question that delivers

Have you ever felt stuck and unsure?

The relatable question that creates connection and the question that works

Have you ever felt overwhelmed and lost?

The connection that builds engagement and the relatable question that matters

Have you ever felt frustrated and defeated?

The relatable question that creates connection and the question that delivers

Have you ever felt excited and motivated?

The connection that builds engagement and the relatable question that works

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About Question Hooks

Question Hooks work because people want to answer questions. When you ask relatable questions, you create connection. Not because they're smart—because they're human and want to share experiences. These hooks don't need to be clever. They just need to be relatable. The "relatable question" hook does exactly that—it makes questions feel personal.