I'm about to share with you exactly how you can make better hooks for your reels in order to get more views and potentially go viral.

By far, the most important part of any short form video, whether it's a reel, a YouTube short, or a TikTok, is the hook.

Those first few seconds are absolutely key.

It doesn't matter if the rest of your video has a great story or a super educational

tip or the cure for cancer.

If those first few seconds aren't powerful enough to grab someone's attention, the rest

of your video is a waste of time.

And that's why I believe that the majority of your time, energy, and effort should be spent on those first few moments of your video.

The first few frames, the first one, two sentences, and the first three seconds.

And so that's why in today's episode, I'm going to share with you seven tips to creating

better hooks for social media and seven different kinds of hooks that you can use with

examples of each.

But before we even get into the tips or the ideas or the examples, I have a super juicy

hack that you're going to be able to use that you can keep in mind for the rest of today's

episode. And it's what I like to call the hook swap strategy. Here's what the strategy is. Basically,

take the content that you've already posted. The talking head reels, the videos, the stories,

take the content that has already been shared that maybe didn't perform very well. Or maybe you just thought it could have performed

better. Maybe you thought it should have gone viral. Or maybe there was a really great story or a

really great tip in the video, but it just didn't get the recognition that it deserved. Take that

content and either replace the existing hook with one of the stronger hooks that you're going to

learn in today's episode, or if that original video didn't have a hook to begin with, create a new hook and add it on to the front of the video. It doesn't matter that you've already posted the video because remember a few minutes ago, you've already decided that not enough people saw it or didn't get enough views or didn't get the appreciation that it deserved. And even if some people did see it, the likelihood

that they're going to remember seeing it, especially remember seeing it when it had a different

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