viral-format
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Method for a short-form format from links the user pastes: hook timing, loop point, text pattern, pacing. The structure, not the footage, and nothing from behind a login.
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Viral-format method
Goal: the template behind a format, written so the user can run it with their own subject.
Rules first: only what is viewable without logging in, from links the user pasted or exports they own. No automation against any platform.
Sections:
- TARGET — the format, 5–10 example links, the account(s) if public.
- HOOK — what happens in the first 1.5 seconds, visually and in text.
- LOOP — where the end meets the beginning, if it does.
- TEXT — on-screen text pattern: when it appears, how long, what it promises.
- PACING — beat count and length; where the payoff lands.
- FOUND — the mechanism (curiosity gap, contrast, open loop, pattern break).
- PLAN — the template with the user's subject dropped in; three concrete variants.
- LOOP (the method loop) — metric: self-reported retention shape against the template's.
- RULES — public links only · no logins, no scraping · nothing reproduced.
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