Definitely number three! I wasn’t sure if you intended us to go with the beginning of a YouTube video? But if so, I would also suggest to perhaps shorten it even more. Most of us only have 3 to 5 seconds to really catch someone’s attention on YouTube and I’m not sure logo reveals are recommended on the front of the YouTube video… But I’m not expert in YouTube algorithms lol. BTW number three stood out to me as best because your actual company name shows up early. It doesn’t leave people wondering in case they are not familiar with K.

@Stephen G. Pope NP and hats off to your video editor!

I hadn't seen a one-stop list like that before, thanks for sharing it! I don't have a particular fav since many of them can be great depending on context...

BTW for fun I asked Google Gemini (an LLM like ChatGPT) the following question: - Here are 110 social media "hooks" intended to stop the scroll. (1) Give me feedback on them. (2) Re-order them according to highest conversion probability. And it came back with the following... perhaps matter of opinion and maybe another GPT / LLM would give different results (especially if you tell it which social media channels your targeting), but might be interesting insights. === GPT EVALUATION Here's my feedback and re-ordering of your social media hooks. I've focused on hooks that strike a balance between grabbing attention, offering value, and being relevant to a broad audience. ➡ Top-Tier Hooks (High conversion potential) - Want to know something crazy? _______ [unexpected fact or revelation]. (Intrigue is key!) - Can I share a secret? The best ________ [topic] strategy is _______. (Exclusivity, insider knowledge) - I don't know who needs to hear this, but _______ [encouraging or motivating statement]. (Relatable, builds community) - How to ___________ [positive result] in just _____ [number] easy steps! (Clear value proposition) - You'll never believe this transformation in _______ [aspect of life or work]. (Promises a dramatic reveal) - Comment FIRE if you want ________ [benefit or result] for yourself! (Interactive, encourages engagement) - I can't believe I'm sharing this _______ [personal experience or tip]. (Vulnerability + valuable info) - What happened when I __________. (Stories sell, piques curiosity) - Unpopular opinion: _______ [bold statement or perspective]. (Sparks debate, strong stance) - If you have one _______ [goal], start doing this! (Clear call to action + focuses on a singular goal) ➡ Mid-Tier Hooks (Still good, situation-dependent) - Lessons I learned from overcoming blunders in _______ [specific situation or activity]. (Authenticity, but niche appeal) - Ever ask yourself, how can I improve my _______ [aspect of life or work]? (Broadly relatable but common) - Are you struggling with _________? This should solve your problem! (Problem-focused, needs strong follow-through) - Tag a friend who needs to see this. (Good for shareability) - You need to hear this today: _______ [uplifting or motivating message]. (Can come across overly generic) - Did you know that _______ [statistic] of people struggle with _______ [common issue]? (Needs a unique stat/issue combo) - Comment something you've heard about ________ that might be a myth! (Can be great IF strong myths exist) - ______ [number] ways to level up your _______ [specific area] game! (Standard format, needs super compelling topic) - Calling all _______ [specific group]! Resist the urge to _______. Here's why. (Niche dependent)

@Govind Mudhar good start! Some quick feedback. Pros 1. You've got very good energy and speaking voice (nice mic, too) 2. Your studio setup is looking great 3. It seems like a highly relevant topic today Possible Adjustments 1. I loved your "thinking" at 0:44 (see attached)... it seemed like the first time you weren't as heavily scripted and the real you seemed to come through... that's all IMO since I don't actually know you in person of course! 2. I'd suggest using a "key" light positioned in front of you, offset about 45 degrees (no need to measure), and just slightly above your eye line. It'd help separate you from the background, capture your eyes, and draw viewers in. 3. I really liked how you went from this-to-this in the pop-ups, but I'd suggest starting with that and make that part longer... tell us your journey to build authority/credibility... I think Alex or someone said something like "say what you did and share it with others" (paraphrase). At the moment, the video feels (1) a bit like you're reading something someone else wrote vs (2) sharing something that's personal to you that you did yourself... again, IMO since I don't know if you actually did script it... but #2 is really where people feel a connection because it builds on your personal authority/experience. This would also help you separate yourself from all the other similar videos out there. There are a LOT of other YouTube videos that talk about similar tips (detox, sleep, etc), but NO ONE can talk about YOUR personal story... and that's what will separate you from the crowd / red ocean. 4. I'd also suggest making big bold text transitions, perhaps even full screen slides, between your 5 tips... the current text feels too small and could easily be lost. TLDR; you might start with your personal story, slow your pacing down (more thinking vs fast), adjust text, and add a key light. Very good start!

Forgot the thumbnail, I'd definitely add your face in there! One way might be to use your BEFORE/AFTER side-by-sde, as in "From THIS to THIS in 7 Days" feel. But if you keep the graph (and add your face somewhere), then also label the vertical access... does that represent health, life, etc?

@John Chris Rodriguez Sure! Replace the following all caps AUDIENCE with whomever you're trying to help (ex: "new home buyers" or whomever, but don't overthink it because you can always tweak as you go): - "I'm an expert in CREDIT REPAIR. I help AUDIENCE to make it." Then I'll drop some examples for you here.

@John Chris Rodriguez Here you go! ➡ Your possible starter niche: - "I'm an expert in CREDIT REPAIR. I help NEW HOME BUYERS to make it." ➡ Widely successful format: - HOOK + CONTENT + CTA ➡ 5 example YouTube videos you could do: VIDEO 1 – The CREDIT Basics - YouTube Hook: Did You Know Bad Credit Can Cost You THOUSANDS on Your Mortgage? - Content: Explain the basics of credit scores: what they are, what impacts them (payment history, debt levels, etc.). Emphasize how good CREDIT is essential for NEW HOME BUYERS to get the best mortgage rates. - YouTube Hashtags: #creditrepair #creditscore #homebuying #mortgage #newhomeowner - Call-to-Action: Want to know YOUR credit score for free? Find out how in the link below! [Include link to credit report site or your own resources] VIDEO 2 – Quick Wins for a CREDIT Boost - YouTube Hook: Raise Your Credit Score FAST with These Tips! - Content: Provide 2-3 actionable strategies NEW HOME BUYERS can use immediately to improve CREDIT health (paying down balances, disputing errors, etc.). - YouTube Hashtags: #creditrepair #homebuying #mortgage #credittips #financialfreedom - Call-to-Action: Think your credit report has errors? Let me help you dispute them! DM me for details. VIDEO 3 – Debt: The Mortgage Killer - YouTube Hook: Is Debt Sabotaging Your Dream Home? - Content: Highlight the connection between debt-to-income ratio and mortgage qualification. Explain how lowering debt strategically is a powerful tool for NEW HOME BUYERS. - YouTube Hashtags: #creditrepair #debtfree #mortgage #homebuying #debtreduction - Call-to-Action: Struggling with debt? Schedule your free consultation - see link below! VIDEO 4 – CREDIT Myths Busted - YouTube Hook: Are You Falling for These Credit Myths? - Content: Debunk a common CREDIT REPAIR misconception that could trip up NEW HOME BUYERS (e.g., closing old accounts helps your score). - YouTube Hashtags: #creditmyths #creditrepair #homebuying #mortgage #moneytips - Call-to-Action: Confused about credit stuff? Drop your questions in the comments!

Love the big bold text in each. You might also consider imagery that evokes the emotional part of your solution: - You relaxed sipping a drink with a laptop - Split Screen: Left side: You stressed-out surrounded by papers. Right side: You smiling, a robot does the work. - Before & After: "Problem" image of a cluttered content calendar, then a streamlined, color-coded one. These all take time of course, but might be interesting to see how the emotional aspect stops-the-scroll.