Never Waste 30 Minutes
On A 3‑Second Hook Again
My swipeable 70+ proven short‑form video hooks I use with 7–8 figure clients
Here’s the trick to getting the best out of your social media videos.
Use better headlines.
When you’re starting your videos or copy, you’re making a royal mistake by saying unnecessary introductions.
These hooks have been tested in real-world scenarios with some of the biggest names in the game, and now I’m giving them to you.
Pain Headlines:
Focus on problems or mistakes to prompt immediate action.
Example: “This is 1 of the 5 [Problem] mistakes to avoid in [Topic]”
Gain Headlines:
Promise positive results or benefits.
Example: “Most people think [X] but...”, “How to become [Desired Result] when you [Challenge]”
Personal Experience Headlines:
Share personal stories or lessons learned to establish relatability.
Example: “Why I stopped [X]” or “Lessons I learned [After Event].”
There are 4 other categories!
Get your hands on these 70+ viral hooks now, and start seeing the difference in your engagement
Here’s the trick to getting the best out of your social media videos.
Use better headlines.
When you’re starting your videos, you’re making a royal mistake by saying unnecessary introductions.
Saying things like:
“Hi, how are you?”
“Hi it’s (your name) here” “Hi Instagram!”
“Hi TikTok!”
Even you inhaling... dead air, you’ll most likely be swiped past.
You need to pull people in immediately. Data says you have approximately 2-3 seconds to pull people in before they will swipe past you.
Understanding the art and science of compelling headlines is a staple of marketing. As it turns out, creating short punchy headlines takes more than just good writing skills — it requires a deep understanding of your audience and a knack for translating a larger message into a few words designed to strike the right chord.
In this E-Book, you’ll receive 70+ video hooks that will help you get clear on what you want to say and retain people’s attention.
This will save you months in learning.
these hooks the collection of the hook patterns that keep winning from my clients & myself - which has produced millions of views and revenue.
I work with some of the best brands and high profile personal brand in the country.
Day‑to‑day my team and I are testing hooks for podcasts, Reels, TikToks and campaigns that drive real money for 7–8 figure businesses and personal brands.
This playbook is simply the collection of the hook patterns that keep winning… put into a format you can use tomorrow.
Hooks are the “sale before the sale.” If they don’t watch the first 3 seconds, your branding, message and offer never get a chance.
Inside the Viral Hook playbook you’ll get:
70+ plug‑and‑play hook templates
Sorted into pain, gain, social proof, story and provocative, so you’re never starting from zero.Fill‑in‑the‑blank structures
Drop in your niche or offer and you’ve got a hook ready to read on camera.Quick “Hook In 60 Seconds” mini‑playbook
The exact process to go from idea → finished hook without overthinking.Plug this right into you claude and workflows - and build your AI library to think and work from a place of real proof.
WHAT YOU GET✊🏻
Here’s the trick to getting the best out of your social media videos.
Use better headlines.
When you’re starting your videos, you’re making a royal mistake by saying unnecessary introductions.
Saying things like:
“Hi, how are you?”
“Hi it’s (your name) here” “Hi Instagram!”
“Hi TikTok!”
Even you inhaling... dead air, you’ll most likely be swiped past.
You need to pull people in immediately. Data says you have approximately 2-3 seconds to pull people in before they will swipe past you.
Understanding the art and science of compelling headlines is a staple of marketing. As it turns out, creating short punchy headlines takes more than just good writing skills — it requires a deep understanding of your audience and a knack for translating a larger message into a few words designed to strike the right chord.
In this E-Book, you’ll receive 70+ video hooks that will help you get clear on what you want to say and retain people’s attention.
This will save you months in learning.