Sure thing! First, drop the fancy “intuitive” label—people get it. Then, imagine the user’s mental state: what’s the pain point, what’s the next action? Write a line that solves that in one breath, like a cheat‑code. If you’re juggling experiments, set a tiny rule: every tooltip must ask a question the user already knows the answer to. That keeps it snappy and useful. Try it out, test it, tweak, repeat—no need to overthink. And hey, if a tooltip feels too boring, give it a pop of personality, just enough to make the user grin while they click.