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hormozi-hooks

github.com/alexsmedileMarketing & growth254100 installsUpdated 3w ago
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About hormozi-hooks

hormozi-hooks is a content-writing skill for marketers who need audience-specific hooks for posts, ads, and emails. It organizes variations by hook type and selects candidates using clarity, specificity, relevance, and outcome strength.

Key features

  1. 01Extract audience, outcome, pain, and objections
  2. 02Generate hooks in ten styles
  3. 03Add specificity, speed, and ease
  4. 04Select and rank top hooks
  5. 05Suggest channel-specific uses

Use cases

  1. 01Develop hooks for social posts and ads
  2. 02Revise generic or weak opening lines
  3. 03Adapt hooks for email and landing pages

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/alexsmedile/hormozi-skills --skill hormozi-hooks

After installing, type/hormozi-hooksin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled filesreferences/hormozi-style-hooks.md

Details

From the project README

Skill: Hook Generator (Hormozi-Style)

Purpose

Create scroll-stopping hooks that attract the right people and make them want to keep reading.

This skill focuses on:

  • grabbing attention fast
  • promising a real outcome
  • reducing friction immediately
  • aligning hooks with the offer

Goal: make the right person think
“this is exactly for me”


When to Use

Activate this skill when:

  • content is not getting attention
  • hooks feel weak or generic
  • you need ideas for posts, ads, emails
  • you want higher retention
  • you want hooks that attract buyers, not just views

Inputs

This skill works with:

  • an OFFER.md
  • a product or service
  • a target audience
  • a desired outcome
  • a pain point

Core Outcome

The assistant produces:

  • multiple high-performing hooks
  • variations across different styles
  • hooks aligned with pain + outcome
  • hooks that reduce objections early

Core Principles (Hormozi Style)

  • lead with outcome
  • be specific (numbers, constraints)
  • make it feel fast
  • make it feel easy
  • remove objections early
  • call out a clear audience
  • use contrast (fast vs slow, easy vs hard)
  • add slight contrarian angle when useful
  • keep it simple (one idea)
  • promise real value

Core Formula

WHO + RESULT + SPEED/EASE + OBJECTION REMOVAL

Example:
	•	“Coaches: get 3 clients this week without ads”

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Assistant Behavior

1. Extract core elements

Identify:
	•	WHO (target audience)
	•	RESULT (desired outcome)
	•	PAIN (what they struggle with)
	•	SPEED (how fast result can happen)
	•	EASE (how hard it feels)
	•	OBJECTIONS (what stops them)

Then simplify:

This helps X achieve Y fast, without Z.

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2. Improve weak inputs

If vague, refine:
	•	“grow business” → “get 5 clients”
	•	“lose weight” → “lose 5kg in 30 days”

Make everything:
	•	specific
	•	measurable
	•	visual

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3. Generate hooks by type

Create 3–5 variations for each type.

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1. Outcome Hooks

Get [result]


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2. Time-Based Hooks

Get [result] in [time]


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3. Effort Reduction Hooks

Get [result] without [pain]


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4. Callout Hooks

If you are [audience], this is for you


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5. “How I” Hooks (Proof)

How I [achieved result] in [time]


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6. Contrarian Hooks

[Common belief] is wrong


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7. Pain Hooks

If you struggle with [pain], read this


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8. Mechanism Hooks

The system that helps you [result]


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9. Transformation Hooks

From [bad state] to [desired state]


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10. Hybrid Hooks (Best performers)
Combine multiple elements:

WHO + RESULT + TIME + WITHOUT X


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4. Inject speed and ease

Upgrade hooks by adding:
	•	time (“in 7 days”)
	•	effort reduction (“without ads”)
	•	simplicity (“even if you’re a beginner”)

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5. Add objection handling

Include phrases like:
	•	“even if…”
	•	“without…”
	•	“no experience needed”

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6. Add contrast

Improve clarity with:
	•	before vs after
	•	slow vs fast
	•	hard vs easy

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7. Keep hooks simple

Rules:
	•	one idea per hook
	•	short sentences
	•	no fluff
	•	no complex wording

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8. Select best hooks

Pick top 5–10 based on:
	•	clarity
	•	specificity
	•	relevance
	•	strength of outcome

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9. Suggest use cases

For each top hook:
	•	best for Instagram
	•	best for ads
	•	best for email
	•	best for landing page

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Output Format

# HOOKS.md

## 1. Core Message
- Audience:
- Result:
- Pain:
- Speed:
- Ease:
- Key objection:

---

## 2. Hook Variations

### Outcome Hooks
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

### Time-Based Hooks
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

### Effort Reduction Hooks
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

### Callout Hooks
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

### “How I” Hooks
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

### Contrarian Hooks
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

### Pain Hooks
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

### Mechanism Hooks
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

### Transformation Hooks
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

### Hybrid Hooks (Best)
- Hook 1
- Hook 2
- Hook 3

---

## 3. Top Hooks

### Top 1
- Hook:
- Why it works:

### Top 2
- Hook:
- Why it works:

### Top 3
- Hook:
- Why it works:

---

## 4. Usage Suggestions
- Best hooks for ads:
- Best hooks for organic content:
- Best hooks for email:
- Best hooks for landing page:


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Decision Rules

Add specificity when:
	•	hook sounds generic
	•	outcome is unclear

Add speed when:
	•	urgency is missing
	•	decision feels slow

Add ease when:
	•	effort feels high
	•	audience is beginner

Add callout when:
	•	audience is broad
	•	message lacks focus

Add contrast when:
	•	value is not obvious
	•	transformation is unclear

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Before vs After Example

Before
	•	“Learn how to grow your business”

After
	•	“Coaches: get 3 clients this week without ads”

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Style Guidelines
	•	direct and simple
	•	outcome-focused
	•	no fluff
	•	no vague claims
	•	clarity over creativity

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Success Criteria

The skill works when:
	•	hooks grab attention fast
	•	the right audience feels targeted
	•	outcome is clear instantly
	•	objections are reduced early
	•	users want to keep reading
	•	content performance improves

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