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Thirty titles, then the hook and the caption

Thirty title ideas in six styles, the first two sentences for the best one, and the caption. Five minutes. Most of the titles will be bad. Three will be better than yours, and that is the point.

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ChatGPT

The one most people already have. Writing, explaining, planning, and now images and voice in the same app. The free plan is enough for this.

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Get thirty

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My video is about [how I meal prep for a week in one hour]. Give me 30 title ideas in six styles: curious, blunt, numbers, question, contrarian, calm. Then tell me which three you would test and why, one line each.

What good looks like

Thirty that actually differ by style. Most will be bad. Three will be better than what you had.

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Write the hook

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For the title you would test first, write the first two sentences I say on camera. Under 30 words. It has to make someone stay past three seconds.

What good looks like

Two sentences you could say without reading. If it sounds like an ad, ask for plainer.

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Turn it into a post

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Write a caption for the same video for [Instagram], under 60 words, one honest line about what happens in it, three relevant hashtags, no emoji wall.

What good looks like

A caption that describes the video. Hashtags you recognise.

Watch out

The more of the making you hand over, the more you sound like everyone else. Use it for the thirty options, not the one you pick.

Now with your own thing. Same steps. The one on the fridge counts.

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