Social media hook:
Stop Doing This Wrong…

Direct command format that identifies error and promises correction.

Problem-Solution Hooks

Stop doing wrong creates correction

"Stop doing this wrong" works because it identifies errors. People think: "They're saying I'm doing something wrong. I want to know what it is." It's correction wrapped in command.

Plus, wrong creates urgency. When you say "Stop doing this wrong with your morning routine," you're creating immediate correction. People want to know if they're making mistakes. They click because stop doing wrong feels urgent—even when the error is minor.

Stop doing wrong is just correction with better urgency

It works because it hits three triggers: command, correction, and urgency. The stop creates command. The wrong creates correction. The doing creates urgency. People see "Stop doing this wrong with your morning routine" and think: "Am I doing it wrong? I need to know what to stop." They click because stop doing wrong feels urgent—even when the error is common sense. It's not about being clever—it's about making corrections feel immediate.

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About Problem-Solution Hooks

Problem-Solution Hooks work because people want solutions. When you say "stop doing this wrong," you create correction. Not because they're smart—because they're human and want to avoid mistakes. These hooks don't need to be clever. They just need to identify errors. The "stop doing this wrong" hook does exactly that—it makes corrections feel immediate.