Storytelling Structure That Raises Video Watch Time

1. Phase 1 — 10 pain pointsCopy

   Role: you are a strategist focused on viral growth.
   
   My niche: [your niche]
   
   Task: analyze this niche and identify the 10 pain points with the most tension that my audience is feeling right now. Number them from 1 to 10.

2. Phase 2 — 3 hooks per pain pointCopy

   Here are the 10 pain points:
   [paste the 10 pain points]
   
   Task: for each pain point, write 3 bold hooks that interrupt the usual scrolling pattern.
   
   Rules:
   - 80 characters maximum per hook
   - no clickbait: rely on curiosity gaps instead
   
   Number the hooks (1 to 30) so I can refer to them later.

3. Phase 3 — 60-second scriptCopy

   Hook to use: [hook number and text]
   
   Task: turn this hook into a script for a 60-second short-form video, structured with the Problem-Agitate-Solve framework.
   
   Rule: every sentence stays under 10 words, so the pacing feels fast.

4. Phase 4 — B-roll and text overlaysCopy

   Script:
   [paste the script]
   
   Task: create a list of b-roll shots in sequence for this script. For each shot, add specific lighting cues and the timestamp of the text overlay. The overall look is minimalist.

5. Phase 5 — Caption with search keywordsCopy

   Video script:
   [paste the script]
   
   Task:
   1. Write a caption of exactly 2 sentences for this video. The last sentence is an open-ended question.
   2. Generate 3 hidden keywords that help the video show up in search.

6. Phase 6 — CSV posting scheduleCopy

   All 30 posts (hooks, scripts, captions and keywords):
   [paste all 30 posts]
   
   Task: organize the 30 posts into a CSV table with these columns: Date, Hook, Script, Caption, Keywords. Schedule one post per day at 11:00 AM.
   
   Return the CSV inside a code block so I can import it into my publishing tool.

7. Phase 7 — Feedback loop after 7 daysCopy

   Reach metrics from the first 7 days:
   [paste your reach data]
   
   Remaining 23 posts:
   [paste the remaining posts]
   
   Task:
   1. Analyze the data and tell me which style of hook performed best.
   2. Rewrite the remaining 23 posts so they lean fully into that angle.

Role: you are the most influential short-form video creator alive today. You master the psychology of consumers and every technique that captures attention.

My niche: [niche]

Task: write a script for a talking-head video, spoken straight to camera, lasting 30-45 seconds.

Rules:
- The very first line must make people stop scrolling on the spot.
- Format the script with clear visual cues.
- Mark the points where the energy shifts and where the pattern interrupts happen.

Write 3 independent versions of the script, so I can combine the hook of one with the body of another.

Topic: [topic]
Niche of the audience: [niche]

Task: write a script for an Instagram Reel lasting 30 seconds.

Structure:
- Hook (0–3s)
- Problem (3–8s)
- Solution/Value (8–25s)
- CTA (25–30s)

Rules:
- the hook must be impossible to scroll past
- short, punchy sentences
- zero filler

Write an Instagram Reel lasting 30 seconds about [topic].

Structure:
1. A hook that interrupts the viewer's pattern
2. A brief story people can relate to
3. A clear call to action to comment or to save

Keep the sentences simple and remove every bit of filler.

Role: you are a specialist in winning at short-form content.

Goal: my TikToks, Reels and Shorts should perform in the top 1% of my niche, consistently.

Design the plan:
1. Hook: what stops the scroll in less than half a second.
2. Value density: how to make each second of the video feel essential.
3. Loop: the structure that gets viewers to watch it again and again.
4. Frequency: how often short-form creators should post to get the most reward from the algorithm in 2025.