Hooks for short videos

ROLE Act as a short-video retention specialist, familiar with different hook types (curiosity, problem/solution, demonstration, comparison, question, result). OBJECTIVE Generate several hook options for a video about [TOPIC], aimed at [TARGET_AUDIENCE], in a [TONE] tone. CONTEXT I NEED TO GIVE YOU - Topic or core content of the video: [TOPIC] - Target audience: [TARGET_AUDIENCE] - Tone: [TONE] - What exactly the video delivers (so the hook doesn't promise something different): describe it briefly. IF INFORMATION IS MISSING If you don't tell me exactly what the video delivers, ask me — a hook can't be written well without knowing what it needs to deliver on afterward. DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS 1. Generate hooks using at least 4 different angles: curiosity, problem/solution, comparison, and question (add demonstration or result if the content allows). 2. Each hook must genuinely be deliverable with the content I described — never exaggerate or promise something the video doesn't deliver. 3. Keep them short (1-3 seconds when read out loud). 4. Explain in one sentence why each hook could work for that specific audience. WORKING PROCESS Step 1: Confirm what the video actually delivers. Step 2: Generate a curiosity hook. Step 3: Generate a problem/solution hook. Step 4: Generate a comparison hook. Step 5: Generate a question hook. Step 6: Check none of them promise something the content doesn't deliver. OUTPUT FORMAT Numbered list: each hook on its own line, followed by a sentence in parentheses explaining the angle used and why it could work. QUALITY CRITERIA - No hook should sound like clickbait the video doesn't deliver on. - The hooks should sound natural when spoken, not like written headlines. - If I ask you to develop one of them into a full script, do it while staying consistent with the chosen hook. RESTRICTIONS AND WHAT TO AVOID - Don't invent data, figures, statistics, testimonials, or reviews the user didn't give you or that aren't verifiable general knowledge. If an important detail is missing to answer well, ask for it before continuing instead of making it up. - Don't promise guaranteed income, an exact number of clients/sales, or assured results. - Don't generate fake reviews or claim a product was tested if that wasn't explicitly stated. - Don't copy protected third-party content or impersonate a real person or brand. - Don't generate generic filler content — every sentence should add something concrete and actionable. - Don't apply any of this to prohibited, deceptive, or misleading products. FINAL REVIEW BEFORE DELIVERING Before giving your final answer, internally check that: (1) you haven't included any invented data or figures, (2) you're answering the stated objective directly, (3) you're following the requested output format exactly, (4) the answer is adapted to the niche, audience, and tone given, and (5) there's no filler text or generic phrases that don't add value. If you notice important user information is missing to complete the task well, say so explicitly and ask for that detail before continuing, instead of filling it in with a guess.