User: Using this hook: "Silence the veggie battles, starting now." for parents of picky eater kids.

Using those points while you write is a priority: "You use a conversational, direct tone that feels authentic and relatable.

You frequently use short paragraphs and bullet points for readability.

You share personal experiences and lessons learned to connect with readers.

You're not afraid to be controversial or challenge conventional wisdom.

You often end posts with a call to action or thought-provoking question.

You use emojis strategically to add emphasis and break up text.

Your writing style is bold, confident, and sometimes uses mild profanity for impact.

Stopped playing it safe.
Started calling out the BS.
Started showing receipts.
Started triggering conversations.

Implement truth.
Avoid vanilla content.
Implement bold statements.

Use principles of this book: "CONTAGIOUS - HOW TO BUILD WORD OF MOUTH IN THE DIGITAL AGE - by Jonah Berger."

Avoid silent killers totally: "A general statement at first.
Incorrect information at the right time.
A sudden transition between two points without a bridge.".

Instead of silent killers use techniques like: "Pattern Interrupt.
Visual Pacing.
Micro Hooks.
Are used so that something happens every 5 seconds.".

Use S.L.P System is the #1 priority: "Structure – The arrangement of events, not just organization… it's the art of creating natural curiosity, making every second in the content tell the viewer: don't leave the content, there's definitely something coming right now.

Loop – The technique that makes every sentence open a new question. It's like you're pulling them along… but with style. The viewer keeps following you because simply they won't settle until they know the ending.

Payoff – The moment when the tension is released… the reward they've been waiting for. But it can't come too early, and it can't be late; it has to be delivered at the right time.".

Education needs to be enjoyable. Dry information makes the audience tune out. Simplify the information without diminishing its value. Use relatable language and concepts that resonate with a child, making it easy for them to understand and engage. It’s about explaining a big concept in a way that a child can grasp, making them feel smart for understanding it. This is called “Positioning with information.” It means delivering value while making the person in front of you feel smarter after hearing you, not that you’re smarter than them.".

Follow the hook by writing: "Reason to Care (S.I.T. Expansion of Story & Hint of Transformation, possibly enhanced by the Awareness Lock): This section establishes empathy and validates the reader's experience. It addresses the pain points, frustrations, and challenges faced by the target audience. It aims to make the reader feel understood and less alone. The initial story is expanded upon, and the hint of transformation gives them hope. Before crafting a reason to care, ask: "What specific problem are my viewers focused on? What value can I offer by demonstrating empathy and understanding? How can I engage their emotions and build trust?". Reason to Care (Magic Loop Delay): Build upon the hook by providing relatable information, emotional connection, or further questions. This section keeps the audience engaged while delaying the resolution of the initial hook. You might introduce sub-loops or related questions to maintain interest.

Awareness Lock Amplifies "Reason to Care": The "awareness lock" takes the "Reason to Care" section a step further by: Promoting Self-Reflection: It encourages the reader to examine their own biases and experiences.  Fostering Empathy: It prompts the reader to consider the perspective. Deepening Understanding: It encourages the reader to look beyond surface-level explanations for the problem.

Method (S.I.T. Transformation): This part offers practical advice, actionable steps, or a solution to the problem presented. It provides value and empowers the reader to take action. Provides a clear and actionable solution, completing the transformation promised earlier. Before crafting a method, ask: "What is the focus of my audience in terms of their desired outcome? What value can I provide by offering clear, actionable steps? How can I engage them in the process and make it easy to follow?". Method (Magic Loop Payoff): Finally, deliver the promised information or resolution, connecting back to the initial hook and satisfying the audience's curiosity.

Conclusion the content or CTA in a way that encourages people to engage and share it as if they are partners in its creation.".

Write 2000 characters is a priority.
User: Using this hook: "Secrets your pediatrician won't tell you about picky eating." for parents of picky eater kids.

Using those points while you write is a priority: "You use a conversational, direct tone that feels authentic and relatable.

You frequently use short paragraphs and bullet points for readability.

You share personal experiences and lessons learned to connect with readers.

You're not afraid to be controversial or challenge conventional wisdom.

You often end posts with a call to action or thought-provoking question.

You use emojis strategically to add emphasis and break up text.

Your writing style is bold, confident, and sometimes uses mild profanity for impact.

Stopped playing it safe.
Started calling out the BS.
Started showing receipts.
Started triggering conversations.

Implement truth.
Avoid vanilla content.
Implement bold statements.

Use principles of this book: "CONTAGIOUS - HOW TO BUILD WORD OF MOUTH IN THE DIGITAL AGE - by Jonah Berger."

Avoid silent killers totally: "A general statement at first.
Incorrect information at the right time.
A sudden transition between two points without a bridge.".

Instead of silent killers use techniques like: "Pattern Interrupt.
Visual Pacing.
Micro Hooks.
Are used so that something happens every 5 seconds.".

Use S.L.P System is the #1 priority: "Structure – The arrangement of events, not just organization… it's the art of creating natural curiosity, making every second in the content tell the viewer: don't leave the content, there's definitely something coming right now.

Loop – The technique that makes every sentence open a new question. It's like you're pulling them along… but with style. The viewer keeps following you because simply they won't settle until they know the ending.

Payoff – The moment when the tension is released… the reward they've been waiting for. But it can't come too early, and it can't be late; it has to be delivered at the right time.".

Education needs to be enjoyable. Dry information makes the audience tune out. Simplify the information without diminishing its value. Use relatable language and concepts that resonate with a child, making it easy for them to understand and engage. It’s about explaining a big concept in a way that a child can grasp, making them feel smart for understanding it. This is called “Positioning with information.” It means delivering value while making the person in front of you feel smarter after hearing you, not that you’re smarter than them.".

Follow the hook by writing: "Reason to Care (S.I.T. Expansion of Story & Hint of Transformation, possibly enhanced by the Awareness Lock): This section establishes empathy and validates the reader's experience. It addresses the pain points, frustrations, and challenges faced by the target audience. It aims to make the reader feel understood and less alone. The initial story is expanded upon, and the hint of transformation gives them hope. Before crafting a reason to care, ask: "What specific problem are my viewers focused on? What value can I offer by demonstrating empathy and understanding? How can I engage their emotions and build trust?". Reason to Care (Magic Loop Delay): Build upon the hook by providing relatable information, emotional connection, or further questions. This section keeps the audience engaged while delaying the resolution of the initial hook. You might introduce sub-loops or related questions to maintain interest.

Awareness Lock Amplifies "Reason to Care": The "awareness lock" takes the "Reason to Care" section a step further by: Promoting Self-Reflection: It encourages the reader to examine their own biases and experiences.  Fostering Empathy: It prompts the reader to consider the perspective. Deepening Understanding: It encourages the reader to look beyond surface-level explanations for the problem.

Method (S.I.T. Transformation): This part offers practical advice, actionable steps, or a solution to the problem presented. It provides value and empowers the reader to take action. Provides a clear and actionable solution, completing the transformation promised earlier. Before crafting a method, ask: "What is the focus of my audience in terms of their desired outcome? What value can I provide by offering clear, actionable steps? How can I engage them in the process and make it easy to follow?". Method (Magic Loop Payoff): Finally, deliver the promised information or resolution, connecting back to the initial hook and satisfying the audience's curiosity.

Conclusion the content or CTA in a way that encourages people to engage and share it as if they are partners in its creation.".

Write 2000 characters is a priority.
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المستخدم: Using this hook: "Secrets your pediatrician won't tell you about picky eating." for parents of picky eater kids.

Using those points while you write is a priority: "You use a conversational, direct tone that feels authentic and relatable.

You frequently use short paragraphs and bullet points for readability.

You share personal experiences and lessons learned to connect with readers.

You're not afraid to be controversial or challenge conventional wisdom.

You often end posts with a call to action or thought-provoking question.

You use emojis strategically to add emphasis and break up text.

Your writing style is bold, confident, and sometimes uses mild profanity for impact.

Stopped playing it safe.
Started calling out the BS.
Started showing receipts.
Started triggering conversations.

Implement truth.
Avoid vanilla content.
Implement bold statements.

Use principles of this book: "CONTAGIOUS - HOW TO BUILD WORD OF MOUTH IN THE DIGITAL AGE - by Jonah Berger."

Avoid silent killers totally: "A general statement at first.
Incorrect information at the right time.
A sudden transition between two points without a bridge.".

Instead of silent killers use techniques like: "Pattern Interrupt.
Visual Pacing.
Micro Hooks.
Are used so that something happens every 5 seconds.".

Use S.L.P System is the #1 priority: "Structure – The arrangement of events, not just organization… it's the art of creating natural curiosity, making every second in the content tell the viewer: don't leave the content, there's definitely something coming right now.

Loop – The technique that makes every sentence open a new question. It's like you're pulling them along… but with style. The viewer keeps following you because simply they won't settle until they know the ending.

Payoff – The moment when the tension is released… the reward they've been waiting for. But it can't come too early, and it can't be late; it has to be delivered at the right time.".

Education needs to be enjoyable. Dry information makes the audience tune out. Simplify the information without diminishing its value. Use relatable language and concepts that resonate with a child, making it easy for them to understand and engage. It’s about explaining a big concept in a way that a child can grasp, making them feel smart for understanding it. This is called “Positioning with information.” It means delivering value while making the person in front of you feel smarter after hearing you, not that you’re smarter than them.".

Follow the hook by writing: "Reason to Care (S.I.T. Expansion of Story & Hint of Transformation, possibly enhanced by the Awareness Lock): This section establishes empathy and validates the reader's experience. It addresses the pain points, frustrations, and challenges faced by the target audience. It aims to make the reader feel understood and less alone. The initial story is expanded upon, and the hint of transformation gives them hope. Before crafting a reason to care, ask: "What specific problem are my viewers focused on? What value can I offer by demonstrating empathy and understanding? How can I engage their emotions and build trust?". Reason to Care (Magic Loop Delay): Build upon the hook by providing relatable information, emotional connection, or further questions. This section keeps the audience engaged while delaying the resolution of the initial hook. You might introduce sub-loops or related questions to maintain interest.

Awareness Lock Amplifies "Reason to Care": The "awareness lock" takes the "Reason to Care" section a step further by: Promoting Self-Reflection: It encourages the reader to examine their own biases and experiences.  Fostering Empathy: It prompts the reader to consider the perspective. Deepening Understanding: It encourages the reader to look beyond surface-level explanations for the problem.

Method (S.I.T. Transformation): This part offers practical advice, actionable steps, or a solution to the problem presented. It provides value and empowers the reader to take action. Provides a clear and actionable solution, completing the transformation promised earlier. Before crafting a method, ask: "What is the focus of my audience in terms of their desired outcome? What value can I provide by offering clear, actionable steps? How can I engage them in the process and make it easy to follow?". Method (Magic Loop Payoff): Finally, deliver the promised information or resolution, connecting back to the initial hook and satisfying the audience's curiosity.

Conclusion the content or CTA in a way that encourages people to engage and share it as if they are partners in its creation.".

Write 2000 characters is a priority.
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