Most videos lose people before the useful part begins. The problem is rarely the content. It is the first sentence.
The Hook Library gives you 50 patterns for opening a video, each with a line to fill in, three written examples, the words to put on screen, an idea for the first picture and a YouTube title. That is 150 openings, written for coaches, consultants and agency owners.
Every pattern is honest. No invented statistics, no pretend deadlines, no promises the video does not keep. There is a chapter on the ten openings I leave out, and the honest version of each.
What is the Hook Builder?
A private tool in your library. Type four things about your business and all 50 patterns are written with your words. Edit, save and score them, then copy prompts written for your AI assistant.
Does it cover each platform?
Yes. There is a chapter each for long YouTube videos, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok and LinkedIn, with what each platform itself says about openings and where it says it.
