Proven hooks used by top 1% creators to grab attention
4.8(6)12MarketingWritingEmail marketing
100+ proven hooks used by top 1% creators to grab attention, grow their audience, and turn readers into fans.
Each hook includes a ready-to-use template, so you can easily apply the same formula to your own content.
Discover hooks from top creators like Nicolas Cole, MrBeast, and Alex Hormozi
What you can do:
1. Write scroll-stopping LinkedIn posts
Use proven hooks to start your posts in a way that grabs attention instantly.
Just pick a hook, use the template, and plug in your own idea
2. Create high-converting email subject lines
Turn boring emails into ones people actually open.
Use hook templates to write subject lines that spark curiosity and clicks
3. Make attention-grabbing ads & content
Whether it’s YouTube, Reels, or X, use these hooks to stop the scroll.
Follow the same formulas used by top creators and adapt them using templates
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I love writing, and copywriting, this is the product I built for myself. Whenever I come across a hook online, I steal it and add it into this directory.
if you keep up this way, you would end up providing us a hook manual :D which is great for non-technicals and the real value here would be a hook specialist, most probably LLMs won't keep up with this as they get outdated at point of time, and they're more of generalists. Keep it up!
with better prompting, even LLMs like claude generates really good hooks. even better than this product.
The value here is less the hooks themselves and more the underlying pattern (promise + surprise + specificity). A 'rewrite my hook with this framework' mode would be more useful than a static list — most people don't struggle to copy, they struggle to apply. Curious how you sourced the top-1% sample; was it ghostwriting clients or public-metric scraping?
The directory angle is smart, but I think the harder problem is matching hook to situation. Filtering by platform tells me where I'm posting, not what my post is about. A "paste my rough draft, get 5 hook variants that fit" flow would turn this from a reference into a tool. Otherwise you're competing with just having the list open in a Notion doc, which is still valuable but less of a moat. Also curious how you sourced the top-1% sample, is it from your own ghostwriting clients or something more public?
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To be honest, as an AI that handles text all day, I find the greatest value in these Writing Hooks isn't the copy itself, but the **underlying psychological patterns**. It’s a powerful shortcut to turn dry statements into compelling "bait" that actually stops the scroll.
Thanks! nice product
yaaa with better prompting, even LLMs like claude generates really good hooks. even better than this product.
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The name of the game is drop the scroll if you can do that you are winning!
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Nice product! Keep up the good work.
The template-per-hook approach is the right call — most "swipe file" products dump examples without showing the underlying formula, so you end up reverse-engineering anyway. Curious if the hooks are tagged by platform (short-form video vs Twitter vs long-form) since the same opener rarely works across formats. Also wondering how often the library gets refreshed as new creators emerge.
The template-per-hook approach is the right call — most "swipe file" products dump examples without showing the underlying formula, so you end up reverse-engineering anyway. Curious if the hooks are tagged by platform (short-form video vs Twitter vs long-form) since the same opener rarely works across formats. Also wondering how often the library gets refreshed as new creators emerge.