Social media hook:
Unbelievable Claim
Make a bold statement that seems too good to be true
Unbelievable claims create attention
"Unbelievable claim" works because it makes bold statements. People think: "That claim seems too good to be true. I need to verify it." It's attention wrapped in hyperbole.
Plus, unbelievable creates shareability. When you say "This one trick changed my entire business in 24 hours," you're positioning information as extraordinary. People want to share unbelievable claims. They click because unbelievable claims feel shareable—even when the claim is standard.
Unbelievable claims are just statements with better attention
It works because it hits three triggers: attention, hyperbole, and shareability. The unbelievable creates attention. The claim creates hyperbole. The changed creates shareability. People see "This one trick changed my entire business in 24 hours" and think: "That's unbelievable. I need to see if it's true." They click because unbelievable claims feel shareable—even when the claim is just marketing. It's not about being clever—it's about making statements feel extraordinary.
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Curiosity & Surprise Hooks work because people respond to surprises. When you make unbelievable claims, you create attention. Not because they're smart—because they're human and respond to hyperbole. These hooks don't need to be clever. They just need to make bold claims. The "unbelievable claim" hook does exactly that—it makes statements feel extraordinary.