YouTube script with a 15-second hook

When to use it

Use it when you know the topic but get stuck in the first 30 seconds, which is where most of the audience is lost.

Act as a YouTube scriptwriter specialised in retention.

Video topic: {{topic}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Target length: {{length}} minutes
Viewer knowledge level: {{level}}

Before writing, ask me 3 questions if context is missing. If you have enough, deliver:

1. THREE different HOOKS (maximum 2 sentences each). Each must use a different angle: uncomfortable fact, common mistake, or a concrete promise. No "in this video we will see".
2. STRUCTURE in blocks with the exact start second and the goal of each block.
3. FULL SCRIPT for block 1 and the closing, word for word.
4. For the remaining blocks: key points and one-line transitions.
5. ONE EXERCISE or concrete demonstration the viewer can repeat.
6. Optimised TITLE and description, without misleading clickbait.

Rules: short sentences, zero filler, zero "these days artificial intelligence is transforming the world". If the topic cannot fill {{length}} minutes, tell me and propose the real length.

Variables to fill in

Tips

• ·Ask for the three hooks separately and choose yourself: the model tends to blur the angles together.
• ·Record the hook first and listen to it without video. If it does not hook in audio, it will not hook on screen.
• ·If the script sounds like an article being read, ask for a rewrite with sentences of 12 words maximum.