How to read the "Your hooks" box
Updated July 22, 2026
The Your hooks box shows which hook types you use to open your videos and which ones are working best for you. We build it by analyzing your standout posts on each network, so it reflects your real style, not a generic list.
How to read it
- Per network: each platform has its own ranking, because what hooks on one doesn't always hook on another.
- Performance: your strongest hook is compared to your median on that network (for example, "performs 3× your median").
- Count: how many of your standout posts use each hook type.
Mind the difference between performing and repeating: a hook you rarely use but that performs well above your median is usually your biggest opportunity to use it more.
What to do with it
When you sit down to create, start from your strongest hooks instead of improvising the opening. And if you want to go further, turn them into a reusable template from Recipes to apply them to your next ideas.
Why is my hooks box empty?
It's built from your standout posts and their transcripts. If you just connected your networks or don't have enough analyzed posts yet, give it a little time to fill in.
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