Generate 30 Hooks, Score Them and Keep the Best 10
Writes 30 hooks for your content, scores each on stopping power, clarity, curiosity, specificity, audience relevance and fit with the payoff, cuts the weak ones, ranks the top 10 and recommends one winner with a short reason.
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My content: [paste your content]
Task:
1. Write 30 hooks for this content.
2. Score each one on: power to stop the scroll, clarity, curiosity, specificity, relevance to the audience, and how well it matches the payoff of the post.
3. Drop the weak or generic options.
4. Rank the final 10 in a table with their scores.
5. Recommend the single strongest hook and give a short reason.
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