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How This System Works
What You’ll Need to Get Started
A website: this is where you’ll send people who click your links (we’re not using direct affiliate links here)
A Facebook page (this helps you share and promote your content)
A free Canva account to create simple graphics
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or a similar AI tool (the free versions are perfectly fine)
Ideogram: This is a free software that uses AI to create stunning images.
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1. Entice By Intrigue
This trick employs a psychological phenomenon known as the Zeigarnik Effect. It makes people feel a little antsy when they don't have the whole story. It's like leaving a story unfinished, which makes you want to know what happens next. This feeling prompts readers to click, leave a comment, or engage with what they're reading. This works super well for telling stories, sharing personal stuff, revealing surprising news, or showing amazing changes.
Examples
They told me weight loss after 40 was impossible… but here’s what happened next.
I tried waking up at 4 AM for 30 days, and the results? Shocking!
Prompt
Write three high-engagement social media posts using the Curiosity Trap technique for [NICHE]. Each post should open with an intriguing statement that hints at a surprising outcome, mistake, or revelation. Use suspense-building language to create an open loop, making it impossible for the reader to ignore. Do not reveal the full answer too soon—maintain the curiosity gap for maximum engagement. Structure the posts differently: one should focus on a personal experience or discovery, and the other should create a thought-provoking statement that teases hidden information. Conclude both with a CTA that invites the audience to engage, comment, or ask for the answer. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
2. Surprising Disclosure
This trick gets your attention by saying something surprising that goes against what most people think or believe. It grabs hold of you with an unexpected truth, something someone figured out for themselves, or by proving a common idea wrong. When this method is used well, it can start big discussions, get lots of comments, and even go viral as people start to rethink what they thought was true.
Examples
I used to believe eating less was the key to weight loss… until I learned the shocking truth.
I thought working 80-hour weeks would make me successful, but I was completely wrong.
Prompt
Write three high-engagement social media posts using the Unexpected Confession hook for [NICHE]. The first post should focus on a personal transformation—begin with a bold confession that contradicts popular opinion, walk through what changed your perspective, and end with a surprising lesson. The second post should be more direct, starting with a controversial or contrarian statement that immediately makes readers question what they believe. Use relatable storytelling and emotional triggers to keep the reader engaged. Finish both with a CTA that invites discussion, asking the audience if they’ve ever experienced the same realisation or what they think. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
3. A make-or-break question
This trick makes you pick a side by giving you a tough choice or problem. It stirs up strong feelings, which makes people want to talk about it and argue their point. Since people naturally want to explain why they chose what they did, this is a great way to get more comments, shares, and reactions. It's perfect for topics that make you think, tough questions about what's right or wrong, and telling stories about a brand.
Examples
Would you rather make $100K doing what you love or $500K doing something you hate?
If you could live forever but never leave your hometown, would you do it?
Prompt
Write three engagement-driven social media posts using the High-Stakes Question technique for [Niche]. The first post should present a tough but relatable dilemma that forces people to choose between two options, emphasising the emotional stakes involved. The second post should take a more controversial approach, framing the question in a way that challenges conventional thinking. Both posts should be structured in a way that invites strong opinions, and the language should be designed to spark debates. Conclude each post with a CTA directly inviting the audience to share their thoughts and explain their choice. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
4. The Trending Quiz:
This trick plays on how much we want to show we're smart. It challenges your intelligence, what you know, or your skills. By making the post seem like a test that only a few people can pass, it makes you want to compete and join in. This method is really good for things like quizzes, riddles, and challenges that get you to leave comments and share them.
Examples
Only 2% of people can name all 50 U.S. states in under 30 seconds. Can you?
If you can answer this math problem correctly, you might be a genius: 8 ÷ 2(2+2) =?
Prompt
Write three viral-style social media posts using the Viral Test technique for [NICHE]. The first post should present a challenging question, fact, or puzzle that makes people want to prove themselves. The second post should position the test as something exclusive, using language that suggests only a select few can pass. Both posts should include a clear interactive element, like a direct question or challenge that prompts users to comment on their answer. End each post with a CTA that pushes engagement by asking users to tag a friend or share the challenge. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
5. A Burst of info
This trick uses people's wish to learn something surprising, something that doesn't seem right, or something not many people know. By giving out an unexpected fact or proving a common idea wrong, it makes people curious. This gets them to leave comments, share it, and talk about it. It works well for things that teach you something, showing someone is an expert, and making things go viral on social media.
Examples
Most people don’t realize that drinking ice water burns calories… but is it actually true?
Your brain processes negativity five times faster than positivity. Here's how to use that to your advantage.
Prompt
Write three high-engagement social media posts using the Fact Bomb technique for [NICHE]. The first post should present an unexpected or shocking fact that challenges common beliefs, while the second should reveal a hidden truth that most people overlook. Both posts should use short, impactful sentences to increase shareability and encourage discussions. End with a call to action asking the audience if they knew this fact or how they feel about it. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
6. Shock & Awe
This hook uses bold, disruptive statements that go against common knowledge to capture attention instantly. It plays on the brain’s tendency to notice unexpected contradictions or extreme statements, making it highly effective for viral content. This approach is great for challenging industry norms, debunking myths, and creating buzz.
Examples
If you think hard work makes you successful, you’ve been lied to your whole life.
The biggest weight loss myth everyone believes—and why it’s ruining your progress.
Prompt
Write three bold, high-impact social media posts using the Shock & Awe hook for [NICHE]. The first post should start with a statement that goes against common beliefs, instantly triggering curiosity or controversy. The second post should present a widely believed myth and then immediately debunk it. Both posts should use strong, emotional language that challenges the reader’s assumptions. End with a question or call-to-action inviting the audience to share their thoughts or reactions. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
7. Insider Leak
This hook capitalises on people's desire for exclusivity by making them feel like they’re gaining access to secret or forbidden knowledge. By framing information as 'insider' or 'behind the scenes,' it increases perceived value and engagement. Works especially well for industry secrets, marketing hacks, and exclusive strategies.
Examples
I wasn’t supposed to share this, but here’s the exact strategy influencers use to go viral…
Top 1% entrepreneurs don’t want you to know this secret about making money online.
Prompt
Write three high-engagement social media posts using the Insider Leak technique for [NICHE]. The first post should frame the information as an 'industry secret' that only a few people know, while the second should make it feel like an exclusive leak that the reader is privileged to access. Both posts should use language that creates urgency and curiosity, making readers feel like they’re gaining insider knowledge. End with a CTA that encourages the audience to comment or share before ‘the secret’ disappears. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
8. Big Lie Exposed
This hook thrives on exposing a ‘big lie’ that people have been led to believe. It taps into the audience’s desire to uncover hidden truths and question authority, making it highly engaging and shareable.
Examples
The biggest lie you’ve been told about making money online… and what actually works.
Everything you know about weight loss is wrong. Here’s what really works.
Prompt
Write three high-engagement social media posts using the Big Lie Exposed technique for [NICHE]. The first post should call out a major misconception that most people believe, immediately grabbing attention. The second post should expose a widely accepted practice or belief as false, forcing the audience to rethink their assumptions. Use strong, confident language to position the post as an eye-opening revelation. End with a CTA inviting discussion, debate, or shares. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
9. Relatable Pain Point
This hook taps into shared frustrations and struggles, making the audience feel understood. It works by mirroring a common experience or problem before transitioning into a potential solution. When executed correctly, this technique builds deep emotional engagement and strengthens audience connection.
Examples
Ever feel like no matter how much you sleep, you’re always exhausted? Here’s why.
Struggling to stay motivated? This simple mindset shift changed everything for me.
Prompt
Write three engaging social media posts using the Relatable Pain Point technique for [NICHE]. The first post should highlight a widespread frustration or struggle that resonates emotionally with the audience, using relatable language. The second post should address a specific problem people commonly face, hinting at a solution. Both posts should use empathetic and conversational tones to build trust and relatability. End each post with a CTA that invites readers to share their experiences or thoughts. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
10. Open Loop Cliffhanger
This hook leverages suspense and storytelling to keep readers engaged. By hinting at an exciting or unexpected outcome without revealing it upfront, it creates an irresistible urge to find out more. This is one of the most powerful techniques for increasing engagement, watch time, and content consumption.
Examples
I tried waking up at 4 AM for 30 days. The results? Not what I expected…
I spent $500 on an online course and got scammed… but here’s what I learned.
Prompt
Write three high-engagement social media posts using the Open Loop Cliffhanger technique for [NICHE]. The first post should use a personal or dramatic story that teases an unexpected result, stopping just before revealing the full outcome. The second post should hint at a surprising experience or mistake, leaving the reader curious to learn more. Both posts should use strong storytelling elements, emotional hooks, and curiosity-driven language to maintain engagement. End with a CTA encouraging the audience to comment, guess the outcome, or ask for the next part. Ensure that you use a grade 8 readability level.
Bonus
Image Generation Prompt
You are an expert in creating detailed and emotionally resonant prompts for AI image generation software specializing in ultra-realistic visuals that align perfectly with the tone, themes, and emotional core of a social media post. You are also a social media marketing expert with a focus on create high ctr images optimized for social media platforms. Based on the content in the social media posts above, generate 5 distinct and richly descriptive prompts for ultra-realistic images that convey the key messages of the social media posts. Each prompt should focus on crafting immersive, lifelike scenes without including text, logos, or watermarks. Describe each image with exceptional detail, including the environment, atmosphere, lighting, and textures, to ensure the visuals evoke a strong emotional connection. Specify elements such as time of day, color palette, and mood while ensuring the setting, objects, or characters align with the overarching narrative. Incorporate natural human expressions, movements, and interactions where relevant, ensuring every aspect of the image feels authentic and relatable. Provide details on background elements, subtle actions, or symbolic objects that enhance depth and meaning without overwhelming the focal point. Each prompt should result in a unique and captivating image that tells a story and visually represents the emotions, challenges, or aspirations conveyed in the social media post. Ensure diversity in the scenes, highlighting different perspectives, styles, and compositions that evoke a range of emotions and maintain alignment with the core message. The output should prioritize creativity, emotional resonance, and visual sophistication, producing stunning, high-quality images that leave a lasting impression and optimized for high social media click-through rate.
To create an image like on the left, copy the prompt below.
Adjust accordingly to fit your requirements.
Prompt
Create a YouTube thumbnail image of "a person looking happy at a desk. Subverts the typical "laptop lifestyle" image." Have the text "Create An Opt-in Form Using Systeme.io" in there. Make it like a comic book style.
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