Ooo this is a great “hidden feature” topic 👀 Perfect for scroll-stopping content. Here are article tips to make it click-worthy and useful:
1. Start with a curiosity hook
Open with something relatable:
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“You’ve used nail clippers your whole life—but there’s one tiny detail almost nobody notices.”
This pulls readers in without overhyping.
2. Reveal the function early (don’t bury the lede)
Readers hate being teased too long.
Explain that the small round hole can be used to:
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Attach a key ring or chain
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Improve leverage and alignment during manufacturing
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Help with folding stability on some designs
Quick, clear, no fluff.
3. Add historical or design context
This boosts credibility:
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Originally added for portability and durability
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Popular in travel and military kits
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A minimalist design that stuck for decades
4. Include a “Why people never notice” section
Great engagement angle:
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It’s tiny
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No instructions included
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People focus on the blades, not the handle
Makes readers feel “in on the secret.”
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