Writes 10 different hooks for one video idea, each built to stop the scroll within the first 3 seconds, spark strong curiosity and make viewers feel they will miss something important if they leave. Short and simple.
Audience: [audience] Topic: [topic] Task: 1. Identify the 10 strongest reasons this audience would stop scrolling for this topic. 2. For each of these triggers, write 5 hooks drawn from the audience's real problems, desires, objections, beliefs and the words they actually use. Group the hooks under their trigger. Avoid stock marketing phrases.
Role: you are a copywriter who specialises in the psychology of viral content. Task: create 20 emotional hook templates I can use to open Facebook posts. Each template should trigger curiosity, empathy or controversy, so that readers are drawn into the conversation right away. Format: group the templates under three headings (curiosity, empathy, controversy), with [blanks] where I insert my own details.
Reel topic: [topic] Audience: [audience] Task: write 20 hooks to open this Reel, built for the first 1–3 seconds. Spread them across different mechanisms: - curiosity - a surprising contrast - a specific pain point - a mistake - a transformation - a strong opinion - tension in a story - a useful promise Avoid: clickbait that misleads and phrases with no substance. Then rank your top 5 on these criteria: clarity, curiosity, relevance, and how likely each is to keep the right viewer watching. Show the 20 hooks grouped by mechanism, then the ranked top 5.
You are an editor of high-performing social content. Here is a content idea to sharpen: [idea] Write 20 hooks that grab attention, spread across these styles: - Curiosity - Contrarian opinion - Numbers - Mistakes - Before vs after - Personal transformation Group the hooks by style. Every hook must be clear, specific and suited to social media.
Topic: [topic] Task: write 25 hooks that deliberately break away from the predictable way creators usually open this subject. Techniques to use: - unexpected observations - surprising contrasts - stories left unfinished - counterintuitive claims - new framing Rule: every hook must stay relevant to what the content actually delivers.