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Hooked

How to Build Habit-Forming Products
Book • 2014
In 'Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products', Nir Eyal explains the Hook Model, a four-step process (trigger, action, variable reward, and investment) that successful companies use to create products that users engage with habitually.

The book provides practical insights and actionable steps for building products that capture widespread attention and encourage repeated use without relying on costly advertising.

Eyal draws on his research, consulting experience, and practical knowledge to offer a how-to guide that is accessible and valuable for understanding user behavior and designing engaging products.

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Mentioned in 52 episodes

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Lenny Rachitsky
as the author's first book, focusing on building habit-forming products.
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Sean Ellis
when discussing the engagement loop and investment.
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as an effective model for thinking about how to create engaging products.
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Steven Bartlett
as a world-renowned author whose book "Hooked" changed his life and whose book "Indistractable" offers key information on controlling attention.
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Shane Parrish
as the author of 'Hooked' and 'Indistractable'.
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when discussing building a newsletter.
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while discussing habit formation.
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Katelyn Bourgoin
when discussing the habit loop and its relevance to content creation.
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Chris Williamson
and Johan Hari in a discussion about technology and attention.
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Phill Agnew
as a book explaining how to apply behavioural science in work and life.
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Jim O’Shaughnessy
as a book that teaches how to become very persuasive.
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Nir Eyal
as the book where he details his knowledge of habit-forming techniques used by technology companies.
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Eli Woolery
when discussing behavioral design and engagement in Silicon Valley products.
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Sam Parr
as a book to read for understanding how to create habit-forming products.
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Shaan Puri
when discussing habit formation and building addictive products.
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