Which post format wins sign-ups

Real stat from last month: a 12-second Reel with three pantry volunteers beat a 5-slide carousel by 38% in sign-up clicks — what four-word hook did we use at the top? I’m testing how you’d phrase it because tiny caption tweaks keep moving the needle for us.

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I’m guessing it was ‘Join today’s pantry shift’ — time cue + role beats clever copy, like putting cookies by the register. If you rerun it, front‑load that line in frame one and keep it within 1.5s; was the sticker link on-screen from 0:00?

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@hjen56 for that 12s Reel, try ‘Help stock shelves today’ at 0–1s; if folks skim, test ‘Join our pantry today’.

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