What they really mean
A call-to-action that invites quick engagement. Placing a question at the end of a post encourages comments, which boosts algorithmic reach.
Example Usage
"Hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. Agree?"
Writing Tip
Use sparingly and only after a genuinely debatable point. When paired with an obvious statement, it can feel hollow. A better alternative is asking an open-ended question that invites real discussion.
Related Phrases
A framing device that positions a topic as under-discussed, creating a sense of urgency or insider knowledge. Effective at stopping the scroll.
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