Social media hook:
Sign up now:

Drives immediate engagement or specific next steps.

Call-to-Action

Sign up now creates urgency

"Sign up now" works because it creates immediate action. People think: "They want me to sign up now. This must be urgent." It's urgency wrapped in command.

Plus, now creates FOMO. When you say "Sign up now: [Limited offer] exclusively for creators," you're creating time pressure. People respond to immediate commands. They click because sign up now feels urgent—even when the offer isn't time-sensitive.

Sign up now is just action with better urgency

It works because it hits three triggers: urgency, command, and FOMO. The sign up creates action. The now creates urgency. The limited creates FOMO. People see "Sign up now: [Limited offer] exclusively for creators" and think: "This is urgent. I need to sign up now." They click because sign up now feels urgent—even when the urgency is just marketing. It's not about being clever—it's about making actions feel immediate.

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The urgency that builds FOMO and the sign up now that matters

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About Call-to-Action

Call-to-Action hooks work because people want clear next steps. When you say "sign up now," you create urgency. Not because they're smart—because they're human and respond to immediate commands. These hooks don't need to be clever. They just need to create urgency. The "sign up now" hook does exactly that—it makes actions feel immediate.