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printing over 10K a day, honestly well

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over 10K a day with people that don't

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exist. If you guys are confused on what

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that means, basically, I'm sure you've

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seen this. This is VO. And I basically

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use VO to generate ad hooks, and that's

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honestly what this brand is composed of.

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A lot of my ads are made with VO. And

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I'm sure you guys have seen this stuff

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all over Tik Tok, especially with all

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the memes. But Veo and all these AI

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tools have been trending so much and

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it's been really really good for this

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brand. As you guys can see, it's super

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easy to use. I'm basically going to be

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showing you guys how you can actually

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make your own VO ads properly and how to

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actually prompt it to give you something

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good like this and not some like

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[ __ ] video. So, let's talk about why

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we actually want to use VO. What's

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actually important? What's the benefit

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of using VO? So, the first thing is mass

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testing. So what that means is let's say

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you're selling a product and you have

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multiple avatars that you want to

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target. So let's say you have avatar

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one, avatar 2, avatar 3, right? Instead

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of paying let's say $200 for UGC every

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single time, right? To test the avatar.

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Um you can basically use VO right here

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to get you good solid ads that test each

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avatar pretty good. Think about it. If

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you spend $200 per UGC to test each

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avatar, you're in at $600 just to test

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all three of these avatars right here.

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But instead with VO, it's literally

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super cheap and it takes seconds to make

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a proper output. So, not only can you

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mass test these really easily, but it's

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super quick. And sure, a lot of you are

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thinking, okay, instead of UGC, why

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can't I do voiceover ads? Well, that's

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kind of what you use VO for. You use it

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for voiceover ads. But using VO makes

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the ad actually have something

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different. All these customers have seen

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voiceover ads left and right. It's so

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adlike. But using VO basically adds a

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new mechanism to these ads so that you

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have a higher hook rate. And I'm going

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to talk more about this later, but

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essentially mass testing concepts for

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super cheap. That's like the main goal

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of VO. Next thing, bold concepts. I'm

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sure a lot of you guys have seen a lot

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of like racist memes and stuff with VO.

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It has a very very high attention span

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for those types of videos. So

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essentially, you can get kind of bold

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with it. So let's go back to the avatars

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we're testing, right? One, two, three.

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Let's say we're in the hair loss niche,

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right? And let's say, for example,

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avatar one is something to do with like

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insecurity, right? And I'll show you

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guys a real life example of this, but

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you know, if we're doing a voiceover ad,

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sure, we can have a clip of some bald

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guy saying, "Are you insecure about not

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getting women?" But with VO, right, you

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can literally make a whole skit where,

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like, for example, this hook right here,

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which is for the avatar, which I'll show

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you later. Um, it's a hyperrealistic

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scene of some bald guy magically growing

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hair and a bunch of women spawning

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around him. So, you can test that

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concept with a really, really bold hook,

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which will give you a high hook rate.

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And that's kind of what I was saying

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before, like, sure, you can use

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voiceover ads to mass test, right? But

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with these VO hooks, you can test them

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with a pretty bold concept and that's

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going to ultimately give you a higher

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hook rate which is going to lead to more

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sales. And again, if you guys don't

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understand hook rate and stuff, I'll

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talk more about that in the end of the

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video. But you can essentially take a

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concept and really get creative with it.

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You have ultimate creative freedom. You

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don't have to worry about getting UGC

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creators. You don't have to be worried

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about being limited by content, right?

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Because you can spawn in the content. So

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you can essentially test every single

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concept that you want to do with full

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creativity and no restrictions at all.

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Next thing, it is very, very easy to

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use. Super easy to use. So, to use it,

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um, a lot of people are like kind of

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confused with like VO, like how do I

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actually get a good video because a lot

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of the times it spews up [ __ ] But

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all you need to do is something called

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Prompt Cowboy, which again, I'm going to

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do a live example with you guys after.

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Um, but this is basically just going to

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optimize your prompt so that you just

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copy paste it into VO and it literally

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takes like 2 minutes to generate a clip.

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So, think about it. Like, you could

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literally think of the most like insane

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concept and just have it spat out to you

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in literally two minutes. Again, it's

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not like you have to pay for UGC. It's

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not like you have to go looking for

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clips, trying to scroll through TikTok

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and [ __ ] It's so easy to use, which

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means your output is going to be like so

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high. As long as you're not lazy, you

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could literally turn out like four or

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five video ads every single day as if

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you're putting in the work. So, you

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know, whereas again UGC, you have to

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wait, you have to pay. you're doing like

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pure voice of ads with like Tik Tok

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clips. You have to go look, dig deep,

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find a clip that matches your hook, but

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with this you can literally get a proper

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output in literally two minutes and it's

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so simple that it's just so easy to make

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ads with this. Next, kind of talked

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about this a little bit before, but it

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is very, very trending. Sure, you know,

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the AI wave, a lot of people are hopping

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on this. You know you have nano banana

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chat GBT claude VO like all these tools

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can be useful to just generate product

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pictures write copy and with that with

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the latest one VO right you basically

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now get access to footage that's

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trending basically like everyone

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recognizes these ads everyone's like

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what the [ __ ] like everyone still kind

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of has that shock factor to it so when

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you see a VO ad and you pair it with you

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know good copywriting and all that stuff

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your hook rate this all goes back to

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hook rate guys your hook rate is going

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going to be phenomenal. Like you are

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going to exceed 50% with a proper video

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ad. And with drop shipping, if you're

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not staying up to date with all the

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latest trends, you are going to fall

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behind. Someone who's still manually

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making ads, doing everything by himself

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is just going to have low output, low

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creativity, and your hook and holder is

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going to be dog [ __ ] So, it's really

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important to keep up with the AI trends.

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There's way more to this than just VO,

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but VO is just a basic foundation. If

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you guys can't even know how to use VO,

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you're going to struggle with using

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other AI tools and stuff. So, it's

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really important you guys keep up with

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the trend because whatever is trending

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is going to resonate with the audience.

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So, real quick, I'm going to show you

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guys an actual real life example of

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this. And again, I'm going to make one

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towards the end of the video, but I'm

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just going to show you guys what this

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actually looks like. So, let's just play

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this real quick.

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>> V, your car smells like success. I spend

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a ton of time driving, so really

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important to me that my car smells nice,

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feels inviting when I have good

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spoil.

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>> But the VO part right here was this.

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When you scroll, right, because

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everything on our pay-per-click space is

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just impulse buying. So when you scroll

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and you see this, right, let me just

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mute this.

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>> Yo,

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>> you're like, "What the fuck?" Like,

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"What is this?" And that's the whole

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point. You get that what the [ __ ]

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reaction, you have that like shock

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factor and that creates a hook rate. So

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going into the ad structure and how you

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use VO, right? It's all the most

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important thing is hook. So, your hook

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obviously um is designed to capture your

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audience's attention, right? It's going

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to set your audience up for the rest of

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these right here. Your body, your CTA,

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and stuff. But again, I'll talk more

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about this in a bit, but if you have a

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bad hook, right, your body is gone, your

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CTA is gone. They're not even going to

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watch it. So, again, going back to that

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clip, right? Look at this. This like

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you're going to stop for a second.

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You're going be like, "What is this?"

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So, your VO here is really, really

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important for the hook. That's what I

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use VO for the most. It's all for hooks.

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So based on my script, I usually come up

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with like a certain type of hook,

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whether you know it's like some skit,

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you know, there's so many options. So

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like for example, you could do like

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again a skit. That's one that works

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really well. You can do a street

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interview. Like you can literally

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generate street interviews with VO. You

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can do product hook shots. So like this

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could literally mean like you can just

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do something with your product that's

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like so out of the blue. For example, if

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you're literally selling like a hair

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supplement, you could literally make the

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guy throw the pill on his head and hair

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just spawns in. That's kind of what I

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mean, something that's just shocking.

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Your goal with your VO hooks is just to

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grab attention. And the best way to do

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that is to have something shocking. So,

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this could be like a skit, your product

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shot, or you can do even do like a

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street interview. You can actually like

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fake people talking just to have the

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authenticity to it as well. So, next is

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your body. Um, this is really important

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cuz after your hook, right, your video

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is going to get their attention. How do

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you actually convert them? Obviously,

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you can't just do VO shots for the rest

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of the ad because the VO is mainly for

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the attention. But this is where body

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and just copyrightiting is super

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important. So, with your body, right,

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your goal is to just convince them why

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to buy. Um, and to do this, right, you

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need to have proper copyrightiting

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skills. So, I personally use Claude or

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Chad GPT for copyrightiting. Um, you can

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use whatever honestly like Claude is a

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little bit better, but I like to also

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manually edit it myself for a human

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touch. Um, so it's really important. I'm

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not gonna talk too much about

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copyrighting this video. If you guys

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want me to make a video on that, let me

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know. But you need to basically convince

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your customers on why to buy. And it's

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really important to have like AI give

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you a framework and then you manually

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edit as well to give yourself that human

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touch. And another thing that's really

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important with the body is to have a

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delayed payoff. Um, this something

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that's not really talked about that

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much, but delayed payoff is basically

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you give a promise pretty early on and

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then you explain for a bit and then with

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the explanation, you give them the

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solution at the end. You don't want to

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just immediately give the promise and

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skip to the solution. Um, with the body,

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right, if your audience usually makes it

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to the body, you're going to have a

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decent hold rate, which means you're

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going to have some attention. the hook

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is enough to already give them reason to

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stay and watch the video for a couple of

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seconds, right? So, when you transition

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from the hook to the body, you want to

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immediately kind of give a promise. And

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this promise is basically a part of the

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delayed payoff. And this is just human

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psychology. When you give a promise,

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everyone's always waiting. They're like

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waiting to hear. The second you give

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them some sort of dopamine rush, which

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is in that promise. So again, if you're

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selling hair loss and you give a promise

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of, you know, fixing their hair loss and

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giving them their desired outcome,

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whether it be um getting girls

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confidence, you know, all that stuff,

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the second you give that promise, their

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dopamine is going to like have a little

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hit and they be like, "Fuck, like, I

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need to wait. I need to see." And

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instead of giving the solution right

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away, you basically want to explain your

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product, convince them why your product

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is the solution, and ultimately present

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it as a solution at the end. So, for

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example, right, let's say you're selling

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a DHT blocker to grow your hair. You're

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going to give them the promise that,

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hey, this product is going to give you

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your end outcome, your desired outcome.

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Instead of saying, now the product is a

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DHT blocker that gives you your hair

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back. No, you're going to want to take

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your time explaining what your mechanism

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is, why it works, and ultimately say at

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the end, this is what the product is,

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and this is how it's going to solve your

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problem. So, instead of saying right

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away, DHT blockers are going to give you

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more hair and give you the confidence

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that you want, you say, hey, um, DHT was

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discovered here, blah, blah, blah. It

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prevents testosterone from becoming DHT

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which leads to hair loss. So this comes

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in and stops the conversion. And then

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you give all those explanations and then

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slowly you frame those explanations into

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hey this is going to give you that

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desired outcome. You already have them

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hooked in right from the hook. You

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already have them hooked in even more

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from the promise. Then you want to

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slowly take your time to explain your

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product rather than selling it to them

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right away. Because if you just say,

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"Hey, this is going to solve your hair.

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Buy my DHT blocker." you know, like it's

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not really going to make them believe

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you. They're just going to think, "Oh,

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it's a [ __ ] ad." Whatever. You want

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to make them feel like you're educating

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them and not selling them something.

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Then you go to the end and sell them

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something.

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And then at the end, CTA, um, you don't

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really need this, honestly. It's not

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that important. Um, this is just like

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call to action like, "Hey, offer, buy my

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[ __ ] right now." Like, doesn't really

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matter that much. It's not that

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important. The main two you guys need to

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understand are hook and body. And the

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reason I explain all this is because you

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can also use VEO here for your body. And

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you're probably wondering how like I

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thought VO is just used to grab

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attention. So if you're explaining a lot

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of things um with this explanation right

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here, especially if you're newer, you're

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going to kind of suck at making it feel

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authentic. So you can pair the

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explanation with VO B-roll.

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So B-roll is just supplementing videos

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to kind of support your explanation. And

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a lot of times you're going to find

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these clips on Tik Tok, right? But in

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the midst of that, you can throw in your

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Tik Tok clips, but you can also throw in

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VO clips here to kind of catch their

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attention a little bit more. So, let's

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say they see your hook and they're like,

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"Wow, this is amazing." They get to your

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body and they're like 10 seconds in and

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they think, "Oh, this is boring." Like,

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ah, maybe not. What you can do is you

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can throw in a VO b- rule to basically

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get their attention back up again and

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get that wow factor back. And what this

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would look like is pretty much like your

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hook. You can use like really like bold

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clips right here for your B-roll. You

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don't need to necessarily keep it super

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like professional and stuff. And this

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again just kind of keeps your hold rate

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up. Now, the same way VO helps with your

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hook rate, your VO bureau can also help

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with your hold rate to kind of keep the

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customers engaged with your explanation

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while you're leading to the solution.

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Okay, so enough yapping. You're probably

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wondering, how the [ __ ] do I actually

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make a VO hook and VO bureau? So, again,

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Prompt Cowboy, this [ __ ] is OP. um

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basically takes your prompts and makes

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them super detailed and optimized so

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that VO or whatever you use it for knows

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exactly what to do. So you want to go

12:50

here and where it says standard prompt,

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you press it, press VO3 prompt and right

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here you basically write out what you

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want for your footage and you want to

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kind of write it like a step-by-step

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scenery. So I'll go ahead and copy paste

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mine that I had written out previously.

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So this again is for like the hair loss

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product I was talking about. Um a bald

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black man walking alone in a busy city

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street blah blah blah. His hair grows

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back. The moment is captured in slow

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motion with glowing effects. Instantly,

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two attractive women appear beside him.

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So, you really don't have to be that

13:16

detailed like telling it, oh, make it

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highly realistic. And you don't need to

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describe it frame by frame. You just

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kind of write it like a playbook. So,

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again, with this, all I really wrote was

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that there's a guy walking home and I

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described his facial features. He's

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insecure. He's looking down. And then I

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explained what I actually want to

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happen. So, his hair grows back. And

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then for my hooks, typically, I kind of

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want it to be like super bold, super

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dramatic. So, I tell it to basically

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make it like a movie. So, slow motion,

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glowing effects, and dramatic particles.

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And then just lay it out step by step.

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Pretty much you don't need to do

13:45

anything crazy. Couple sentences is

13:47

fine. Once you write it out, press

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enter. Just give it a couple seconds.

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And it'll spit out this VO3 prompt right

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here. Okay. So, once you have it, all

13:56

you do is press copy. And if this looks

13:58

like super crazy to you, just don't

13:59

worry about it. It's just spitting out

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um a JSON file so that you can go to

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your VO, which I I personally use

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Gemini. Um and you go here, copy paste

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that in. If you don't know what it is,

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just forget about it. Press submit and

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give it a couple minutes and it'll give

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you a very, very nice video clip. So,

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this is the clip. It's spat out. Um,

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I'll just play it real quick so you guys

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can see.

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Like, it's obviously you can like play

14:27

around with it and like have it do it

14:29

over and over again until you have it

14:30

perfectly how you want. But obviously,

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like I'm just doing this for the sake of

14:33

the video. So, this is good enough. And

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let's actually show you guys another

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real life example. I'm going to put this

14:38

hook into the actual ad so you guys can

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see. So, here's an ad um with a VO hook.

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So, let me just play it for you guys

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>> how I got my scalp to stop showing in

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just two weeks. Fourstep routine. Hey,

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brothers, listen up. If you think your

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hairline is gone,

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>> yeah, this is all just like standard uh

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body footage. But for the hook, right,

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which is the most important part we're

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talking about.

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>> How I got my scalp.

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>> As you can see, these are all video

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clips right here. So, again, the hook

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rate on this is really crazy. Imagine

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you're balding, insecure little [ __ ] and

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you see this and you're like, "Hey, bro.

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I can finally get some play now. Like,

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come on. It's [ __ ] It's perfect." So,

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I'm going to go into Cap Cut and I'm

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going to put this hook in and I'm going

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to show you exactly how this would look

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like if you were to do it from scratch.

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Okay, here's some like [ __ ] I just

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put together in Cap Cut super quick just

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to show you guys how it would work. Um,

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so let me just play it.

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>> How I got my scalp to stop showing in

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just two weeks. Fourstep routine. Hey

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brothers, listen up. If you think you're

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>> So, that is how simple it is, guys. just

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throw on your video, put a little hook

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text in there, and that's it. Super

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simple, and that's just what's been

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killing it for me. So, in terms of the

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impact on the ad account, as you guys

15:46

can see, these are some hook rates I've

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had on VO ads, and they've been

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literally amazing for me, as I've

15:52

mentioned in the past. But now, let's

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actually talk about why this is so

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important. So, hook rate is honestly one

15:59

of the most important things. So, let's

16:01

say your ad is shown to a,000 people.

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This is an arbitrary number, right? And

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let's say this thousand people are

16:07

targeting a certain avatar. And let's

16:10

say secretly, you don't know this yet,

16:12

but in retrospect, let's say this avatar

16:14

was a winning avatar. It was really,

16:16

really good. This was an avatar that

16:18

would eat up your ad account. But let's

16:19

say um you show that ad to a,000 people

16:22

and your hook rate is 20%. What does

16:24

that mean? 200 people see your ad. 50%.

16:28

If your hook rate is 50%, what does that

16:30

mean? 500 people see your ad.

16:34

So, of course, it's only a 300 person

16:36

difference, but you're probably

16:37

wondering what what does this matter?

16:38

Like, why is this so important? Why are

16:39

you telling me this? So, let's say after

16:41

the hook, again, this is all the same

16:43

ad. You have a really, really good body

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and it's super good, super convincing.

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It's it's a winning avatar, winning

16:51

angle, all that stuff. It's really,

16:52

really good. But one one hook has a 20%

16:56

hook rate and one hook has a 50% hook

16:58

rate. That means that 300 people with a

17:02

20% hook rate are missing out on this

17:04

winning body. What does that mean? 300

17:07

people are not going to buy just cuz

17:10

your hook rate was 20% as opposed to

17:12

50%. So what I'm trying to say is your

17:14

hook rate is really important cuz look

17:16

at the difference here. If you have

17:18

above a 50% hook rate, and again

17:20

typically with voiceover ads or like

17:21

shitty hooks, you're going to have like

17:22

a 20 30% hook rate which is trash. Um,

17:26

with with voiceover ads, whatever ads

17:28

you make, if you put VO in it and a good

17:30

VO hook, your hook rate is pretty much

17:32

going to be 50%. And look, look at the

17:34

difference here. If you have a 20% hook

17:36

rate, you're missing out on 300 people

17:38

that would have seen your ad. And

17:40

imagine, right, 1,000 people really

17:42

isn't that much. It's not that many

17:43

people at all. Um, at scale, you're

17:45

going to have hundreds of thousands of

17:47

people watching your ad. So, let's say

17:48

instead there's 100,000 people watching

17:50

your ad. Instead of 200 people, now

17:53

you're going to have 20,000 people

17:56

versus 50,000 people. Now, that's a

18:00

30,000 person difference if your hook

18:02

rate is [ __ ] So, let's say you have a

18:04

5% CTR.

18:07

That's going to be 1500 site visitor

18:09

that you're missing out on, right?

18:11

Because you're missing out on 30,000

18:12

people if you have a 20% versus a 50%

18:14

hook rate if your ad gets 100,000 views.

18:17

Um, you're missing out on 1500 people.

18:19

and let's say your conversion rate is

18:21

3%.

18:24

You are basically missing out on 45

18:28

sales

18:30

and 100,000 people really isn't that

18:32

much at scale. Um, if you're really hard

18:34

scaling a brand, uh, 100,000 people

18:37

really isn't that much. So, you're going

18:38

to be missing out on this many sales.

18:40

And imagine that compounds for all of

18:41

your ads. You're going to be missing out

18:43

on a lot of money. So that's why VO has

18:46

been really good for me because my hook

18:48

rate is always super good and it just

18:50

allows me to extract all site visitors

18:53

possible as long as you know obviously

18:54

your body is good and all that stuff.

18:56

That's why cooperating skills are

18:57

important. But it all starts with the

18:58

hook. It all starts right here. And just

19:01

using VO hooks has been super good for

19:03

me. Of course I can talk more about like

19:05

other types of skills, you know, like

19:07

copywriting, getting proper UGC and all

19:09

that stuff, but it all starts with this.

19:11

Using this honestly teaches you a lot

19:13

about like the importance of hook rate,

19:15

what customers really look for when they

19:17

go on ads, like what customer psychology

19:19

really is. And it just teaches you a lot

19:21

and it's super easy to use. That's why

19:23

like if you're really just like learning

19:25

all this stuff, like it's just so much

19:26

better than UGC cuz rather than spending

19:28

hundreds of dollars each time to learn.

19:30

You can just get this [ __ ] for basically

19:32

free and you can learn like customer

19:34

psychology, you can learn how to make

19:35

proper ads, you can like basically have

19:37

ads on easy mode. And once you do

19:39

obviously land a winning ad, um, let's

19:43

say you have a winning ad right here

19:44

with VO, you basically just double down

19:47

on it and you convert it all to UGC.

19:50

That's a little more advanced. I can

19:51

talk a little bit more about it later,

19:52

but let's say you have a winning ad. Um,

19:54

you just double down on it and get like

19:55

actual UGC and invest the money in it.

19:58

But rather than like initially testing a

20:00

bunch of concepts with UGC, I like to

20:02

just use these VO ads, find out what's

20:04

working, and then just double down and

20:05

get proper UGC with it. But that's a

20:06

topic for another day. Um, just go try

20:09

this for yourselves if you haven't. If

20:10

you have, that's good for you. But I

20:12

hope you guys found some value in this.

20:14

Let me know what else you guys want to

20:15

see. And I will see you guys sometime in

20:17

the future. Peace.

Interactive Summary

The video explains the benefits and effective use of VO (Voice Over) tools for creating advertisements, particularly in the context of drop shipping. It highlights VO's ability to facilitate mass testing of different audience avatars and ad concepts quickly and cheaply compared to traditional UGC (User Generated Content). The speaker emphasizes that VO allows for bolder, more creative, and attention-grabbing hooks due to its

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