- Triggers cue the user to take action and are the first step in the Hook Model.
- Triggers come in two types: external and internal.
- External triggers tell the user what to do next by placing information within the user's environment.
- Internal triggers tell the user what to do next through associations stored in the user's memory.
- Negative emotions frequently serve as internal triggers.
- To build a habit-forming product, makers need to understand which user emotions may be tied to internal triggers and know how to leverage external triggers to drive the user to action.