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Short-Form Videos for a Client: Ideas, Script and Hooks in 3 Phases

Produces short-form video content for a client business in three phases: 30 video ideas drawn only from verified client information, a natural 30-45 second vertical script for an approved idea, and 10 hooks on different angles for that same idea.

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  1. Phase 1 — 30 video ideas from verified client information
    Context: I make short-form video content for a [business type].
Audience: [audience]
Offer: [offer]
Main problems the audience has: [problems]

Verified client information:
[paste verified information]

Task: relying only on the verified information above, come up with 30 video ideas spread across these seven categories: Education / Mistakes / Comparisons / Stories / Objections / Demonstrations / Offers.

Each idea should include:
- who the viewer is
- the problem it addresses
- the takeaway
- the hook, or the reason to keep watching

Present the ideas as a table grouped by category.
  2. Phase 2 — 30-45 second vertical script for an approved idea
    Approved video idea:
[paste approved idea]

How the speaker sounds:
[describe the tone or paste examples]

Task: write a script for a vertical video of 30–45 seconds based on this idea.

Structure:
1. Open with a clear hook built around the problem.
2. Explain a single useful idea in simple terms.
3. Add a concrete example.
4. Close with a relevant CTA.

Rules:
- Write it to be spoken aloud, not read like an article.
- Keep it natural, short and factual, in the speaker's tone.
- Cut filler, hype and any claim that cannot be verified.
  3. Phase 3 — 10 hooks on different angles for the same idea
    Video idea:
[paste the approved idea]

Task: write 10 different opening hooks for this video, spread across these angles:
- a surprising mistake
- a specific question
- before vs. after
- an unpopular truth
- a common myth
- a clear, realistic promise

Then pick the hook most likely to make viewers stay until the end, and explain why.

Rule: no hook may promise something the video does not deliver.
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