Douyin Viral Scripts

Problem

Many short-video script issues are not about word count, but about structural mismatch: weak opening hook, unclear payoff, and non-actionable CTA. Feed ads, livestream scripts, and product sales videos also have different pacing and conversion goals; mixing them can hurt completion, retention, and conversion. This skill turns common failure points into first-3-second hook, pacing, scenario fit, and compliance risk.

How It Works

• Requirements: confirm script type (feed ad, livestream script, product sales video), duration, product/topic, target audience, and account size.
• Template selection: choose a 4-part structure — hook / pain point / solution / CTA — with duration guidance, e.g. 15–30s feed ads, 30–60s sales videos, or 30s–2min livestream segments.
• Drafting: provide 2–3 alternatives per section, including five hook types (contrast reversal, direct benefit, suspense, scenario entry, data impact), different pain-point angles, and CTA options.
• Compliance: scan banned words, throttling risks, and note filming or wording constraints.
• Self-check: verify the first 3 seconds, transitions, total duration, and CTA clarity.

Boundaries

It focuses on script structure and expression logic. It does not default to BGM suggestions, wardrobe, editing plans, or bid strategy; for paid testing, explicitly request advice based on completion rate, CTR, and conversion targets. For livestreams, it is best used to draft repeatable talking segments and pacing, not to replace real-time audience reading.