SKILL

hook-and-headline-writing

Create attention-grabbing hooks and headlines using 15 proven formulas, sticky techniques, and the 4 U's test. This skill provides systematic frameworks for generating volume (10+ options) and selecting the best performers. Use for newsletter subject lines, social media hooks, blog headlines, or any content that needs to stop the scroll.

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  • Hook and Headline Writer
  • Purpose
  • When to Use This Skill
  • Key Principles
  • The 3-Sentence Rule for Social Hooks
  • The 25% Rule
  • Volume → Selection
  • Story = Problem + Goal + Path

Create hooks and headlines that stop the scroll and compel action using systematic frameworks, not guesswork. 80% of content performance comes from the hook. This skill provides the frameworks to craft headlines that capture attention and drive engagement - for any industry, any platform, any content type. Core Philosophy: Generate volume (10+ options), then select best using proven criteria. The first option is rarely the best option. Writing newsletter subject lines that get opens Crafting social media thread hooks that stop the scroll Creating LinkedIn post first lines that compel "see more" Optimizing headlines for blog posts or articles Generating multiple hook variations for A/B testing Pairs well with: anti-ai-writing (for humanizing headlines), voice style skills (for brand-specific tone) -- Maximum 3 sentences for social media hooks First sentence MUST be short Each sentence's goal: get reader to the next How to allocate time on any content: 25% ideation (identifying what to say) 25% hook/headline (crafting how to say it) 50% body content Generate 10+ variations minimum Select best using systematic criteria (not gut feel) The first option is rarely the best option This equ

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