Viral Title Generator

Problem

When publishing WeChat articles or Video Channel posts, content can be useful but titles remain flat: too little signal, too much hype, or the wrong length for the cover preview. This skill helps produce a comparable set of titles that balance emotional resonance, information-driven curiosity, and cognitive challenge, while avoiding unsupported clickbait.

How It Works

Viral Title Generator takes a core content summary and optional inputs such as audience, tone, and output count. It loads references/title-styles.md and references/platform-specs.md, then generates titles in three styles:
- Resonant style: uses concrete numbers, personal experience, and contrast to create strong identification, suitable for workplace stress, growth struggles, and emotional topics.
- Curiosity style: uses numbers, qualifiers, and high-value claims to create an information gap, suitable for methods, industry insights, and tool recommendations.
- Challenge style: uses counterintuitive questions to create cognitive conflict, suitable for opinion pieces, trend judgments, and industry analysis.

The output also adapts to platform constraints: Video Channel titles should stay short, ideally around 12-15 characters; WeChat article titles can be more complete, around 20-28 characters, using separators such as ｜ and : for structure. Before output, it checks style clarity, length limits, concrete details, and whether each claim is supported by the source content.

Boundaries and Notes

It is useful for early title exploration and A/B testing, not as a substitute for fact-checking. If the provided summary is inaccurate, the titles may amplify misleading claims. Missing reference files can reduce style and platform alignment. Before publishing, editors should still verify platform policies, sensitive wording, and audience reception.