Posts flop? It's your hook, not your insight.
(AI fixed mine, tripled engagement)
Ever post advice that should go viral but disappears?
Here’s the truth:
90% of creators fail with weak hooks.
They write for themselves, not the reader.
When I reverse-engineered 1,000+ viral posts with AI, everything changed.
My engagement tripled.
My DMs blew up.
Here’s the exact system I use now:
Step 1: Ditch “Perfect” Drafts
↳ Brain dump your ideas (typos welcome).
↳ Paste raw thoughts into Depost AI’s editor.
↳ No more paralysis.
↳ Just progress.
Step 2: AI Generates “Scroll-Stopping” Hooks
↳ Hit one button → 5 viral hooks appear.
Examples:
→ “The invisible habit costing you 90% of leads…”
→ “I banned this phrase—clients begged for demos.”
AI analyzes trending patterns + human psychology to hijack attention in 2 seconds.
Step 3: Test, Tweak, Repeat
↳ Not quite right?
↳ Regenerate.
↳ Found “the one”?
↳ Polish it.
Your hook becomes a trapdoor readers can’t resist.
Why This Works:
Depost AI doesn’t guess—it knows.
Trained on 5M+ viral posts, it weaponizes:
✓ Curiosity gaps
✓ Pain-point framing
✓ “Wait, how?” urgency
My results since switching:
➤ 3x more comments/shares
➤ Saved 7+ hours weekly (no more hook-agonizing)
➤ Posts now feel like must-reads, not noise
Want the cheat code?
Depost AI is free (yes, really).
👉 Install the Chrome Extension [Link in comments]
Your audience is scrolling.
Will they stop for you?
💡 PS – 200+ creators used this last week.
One hit 500K views.
You’re next.
♻️ Repost to help a creator stuck in the “ghosted posts” cycle.
Co-Owner at Mereo | Saving Millions for SaaS Brands With Company Channels on YouTube | Trusted by Global Tech Leaders
5 months ago
Agree and I think it's not just about writing insightful content...
But equally about getting it read because no one saves brilliance buried under a BORING hook.
In my experience, weak posts don’t fail from bad ideas...
But mainly they fail because the first line didn’t earn a second glance.
Not mastering the hook is like HIDING - understand it and fix it.
Great breakdown, I liked it. Yaser Abbass