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Mon Open Strong
The Point of View Reel

Your main content moment of the week. Direct-to-camera or voiceover with a clear perspective. Opinion, observation or story — something worth watching twice.

Format
60–90s Reel · Walking and talking or B-roll with VO · Strong opening hook · No listicles
The Contrarian

Lead with an unpopular opinion. The disagreement earns the click.

"Most people get [X] completely wrong."
"Nobody talks about this but [observation]."
"The advice everyone gives about [X] is backwards."
"Stop doing [common thing]. Here's what actually works."
The Specific Claim

Specificity signals credibility. Vague hooks get scrolled past.

"I've done [specific thing] for [X years]. This is what I learned."
"After [number] of [X], here's the one thing that changed everything."
"[Specific outcome] in [specific timeframe]. How."
"The difference between [X that works] and [X that doesn't]."
The Story Open

Start mid-story. Drop the viewer into a moment, not a preamble.

"Three years ago I almost [dramatic outcome]."
"I was sitting in [specific place] when [inciting moment]."
"Nobody believed this would work. Then [result]."
"[Client] came to me with [problem]. This is what happened."
The Question

A question the viewer answers yes to before they realise they're watching.

"Why does [common thing] feel so difficult when it shouldn't be?"
"What does [aspirational outcome] actually look like day to day?"
"Have you ever noticed that [observation most people have had]?"
"What separates [great outcome] from [average outcome]?"
The Visual Hook

For video — the opening shot does the work before a word is said.

"Start with the most visually arresting moment of the piece."
"Show the result first, explain second."
"Open on texture, detail or movement — not a wide establishing shot."
"Cut straight to the action — no countdown, no logo, no intro."
The Pattern Interrupt

Break the expected format. Surprise earns a pause.

"I'm not going to tell you [what they expect]. I'm going to tell you [unexpected angle]."
"Forget everything you've heard about [X]."
"This isn't a [expected content type]. It's [something more interesting]."
"I don't usually share this. But [reason for exception]."
The Rules
Never start with "I"
Leads focus on the viewer, not the creator. "I" openers lose people before the thought lands.
No preamble
Cut everything before the actual hook. If you're saying "so today I wanted to talk about" — delete it all.
Test ruthlessly
A hook that works for one brand won't work for another. The only way to know is to post and watch what stops the scroll.
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Step 1 — Create Their Account

Enter their email and select their workspace. This creates their account and assigns them — no email is sent automatically. You send the login link yourself in Step 2.

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