🧠 How I use AI to go viral every time!

🧠This is simple yet effective one. I want to share how I’ve been using AI to create more viral content. Like 25,000,000+ views on my reels in the past 20 days kind of viral

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🧠Quick AI Tutorial: Creating viral content using AI

Tools you need
‣ ChatGPT

So if you don’t know me I’ve been creating content @digitalSamaritan for 3+ years now. I have 375k+ followers on TikTok and 400k+ on Instagram

There’s 3 reasons for this growth:

1. My content strategy - I want my content to be either savable or sharable to go viral every time. (at least that is intention). I spend 2 hours on research every day so that is not hard for me.
2. Luck & timing - When I started in 2020 on TikTok, literally I was one of the 5 people in this niche. So I got the early movers advantage
3. My hooks: This is my competitive advantage Relatable hooks maximize the number of people watching the first 3 seconds. The higher the % of people watching the first 3 seconds, the better chance you have to go viral.

Lately I’ve had 100% people watching the first 3 seconds. Thanks for your support! 🙌

So, let me share how I‘ve been using AI to create these hooks to go viral.

First, let’s look at my anatomy of a viral hook. I ask myself 3 questions:

1. Can the audience instantly tell that this video is for them
2. Is there a curiosity gap or FOMO
3. Is the language simple to understand

For example, this hook got me 12M views on a single video:

“This tool is like chatGPT but for Canva“

Do you think it passes my viral hook anatomy test?

So every time I am creating a new video, I come up with 5 hooks for that video. Sometimes I use my own frameworks and sometimes I use chatGPT for ideas.

Once I have all the ideas down. I ask chatGPT to use my viral hook anatomy and rank all my hooks with reasons so I pick the best one without doing all the work myself.



Here’s the ChatGPT prompt I use:

Act as a world-class marketer specializing in video content. Given the following context, criteria, and instructions, assess the video hook for maximum virality.

## Context
You have created a video and its hook is the initial part of the video intended to capture viewers' attention and make them want to watch the entire video. 

## Response Format
Provide a detailed analysis of the hook's strengths and weaknesses, along with specific recommendations for improvement. Show results in a table format. 

## Instructions
On a scale of 10, score and rank the 5 hooks I am giving you as an input.  Your scoring should be based on 3 criteria:
1.  Can the audience instantly tell that this video is for them. Tell me who do you think the audience is 
2. Is there a curiosity gap or FOMO
3. Is the language simple to understand for everyone 

##Input

Here's my 5 hooks:
1. AI tool for graphic designers
2. Create graphics using this AI tool
3. This tool will turn your text into designs 
4. Imagine ChatGPT but for canva 
5. The only design AI tool you need to know

Here’s what the results look like:

So based on these insights, I pick the one chatGPT suggests and roll with it. Seems to be working just fine!
I’ve basically turned chatGPT to be my assistant powered with AI and my personal learnings. It saves me like 30 minutes every video.

Why work hard, when you work smart, eh?

Right now, I am experimenting on how I can use AI to help me with my content strategy. My goal is to get at least 100,000 views on every video. So if AI is able to help crack that, I will share that as well 🙌

So yea, let’s become an AI marketer together! ✌️

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