1,000+ hooks, templates, scripts and checklist items for every industry

ChecklistHair transplant22 min

Profile, website, and Google Business Profile audit

• The account is Professional and its category label fits what the clinic really does; no unrelated beauty or cosmetics category is selected.
• The name field includes 'Hair transplant' and the city next to the clinic name, and the account appears near the top when those words are searched.

53 items · 6 groupsMembers only

Hook bankMedical tourism12 min

Myths and curiosity hooks

A framed certificate isn't proof by itself. The real check is its number and scope.

50 hooks · 5 groupsMembers only

ScriptPsychologists and therapy25 min

Story sequences

20 scripts · 5 groupsMembers only

ChecklistDietitians and nutrition20 min

Profile, website, and Google audit

• The name field includes ‘dietitian’ and the city, and the username matches the name on the website and on Google.
• The first bio line says who you help and how; it has no phrases like ‘makes you lose weight,’ ‘slimming,’ or ‘the only solution.’

55 items · 6 groupsMembers only

ChecklistPhysiotherapy20 min

Profile, website, and Google profile audit

• The business name matches the sign and the license exactly, with no neighborhood or keyword added at the end.
• The primary category matches the center’s main service; secondary categories are chosen only for services you really offer.

51 items · 6 groupsMembers only

Hook bankVeterinary clinics12 min

Myth and curiosity hooks

The real reason chocolate is off-limits for dogs.

50 hooks · 5 groupsMembers only

ChecklistReal estate18 min

Profile, website, and Google profile audit

• The agency name, address, and phone match the storefront sign exactly, and the business name has no keywords or phrases like ‘best.’
• The primary category is real estate agency, and the extra categories are limited to services actually offered.

48 items · 6 groupsMembers only

ChecklistInterior design and renovation20 min

Profile, website, and Google audit

• The name field carries the service and the area, such as ‘interior designer’ and the district, and the username matches the studio name.
• The first bio line says who you do what for, the second lists the districts, and the third has one booking call to action.

54 items · 6 groupsMembers only

Hook bankAutomotive10 min

Myth and curiosity hooks

Do you really need to idle the engine for minutes on a cold morning?

50 hooks · 5 groupsMembers only

ScriptTours and travel agencies35 min

Story sequences

20 scripts · 5 groupsMembers only

ChecklistWeddings and events20 min

Profile, website, and Business Profile audit

• The primary category describes the business's main service (for example, wedding venue); secondary categories stick to services you actually offer.
• The address, map pin, and entrance gate are correct; the pin points to the gate guests will drive through.

48 items · 6 groupsMembers only

Hook bankPhoto and video studios11 min

Myth and curiosity hooks

An expensive camera doesn't mean a good photo; most of the difference is light.

50 hooks · 5 groupsMembers only

ScriptSchools and courses25 min

Story sequences

18 scripts · 6 groupsMembers only

ChecklistFashion e-commerce18 min

Profile, website, and Google profile audit

• The first two lines of the bio say what you sell and which size range you cover.
• The profile link opens on mobile, goes to new arrivals or a collection page, and carries a UTM parameter.

48 items · 6 groupsMembers only

ChecklistCosmetics and personal care18 min

Profile, website, and Google profile audit

• The first two lines of the bio say what you sell and what you're transparent about, with no result or treatment language.
• The profile link opens on mobile, goes to a product or guide page, and carries a UTM parameter.

49 items · 6 groupsMembers only

Hook bankFurniture and home decor10 min

Myth and curiosity hooks

Heavier fabric isn't automatically more durable. Look at a different number.

50 hooks · 5 groupsMembers only

ChecklistOnline courses and coaching20 min

Profile, sales page, and site audit

• The first screen states who the course is for, what it teaches, and what you'll have at the end.
• The price shows as a VAT-inclusive total, and for installments, each payment and the total are written out.

53 items · 6 groupsMembers only

ChecklistConsulting and B2B services22 min

Profile, website, and page audit

• The page name, logo, and banner match the legal name and the brand on your site; the logo reads at small sizes, and the banner carries one sentence and a call.
• The tagline says who you do what for (‘Consulting that builds governance in family companies’), not a phrase like ‘your solution partner’ that fits any firm.

54 items · 6 groupsMembers only

Hook bankSaaS and software10 min

Myth and curiosity hooks

‘The cloud’ doesn't mean your data floats around. It sits in a data center.

50 hooks · 5 groupsMembers only

ChecklistPersonal brands and creators20 min

Personal brands: Profile and web presence audit

• The display name includes the expert's name and field, and the handle is short and easy to read; it turns up in search.
• The first line of the bio says who it's for and what it does; audience and result, not a title or slogan.

48 items · 6 groupsMembers only

ScriptDental clinics25 min

Story sequences

20 scripts · 5 groupsMembers only

ChecklistPlastic and cosmetic surgery20 min

Profile and Google profile audit

• The username and profile name carry the surgeon's title or the clinic name and ‘plastic surgery,’ written to match the official documents.
• The profile photo is the surgeon's portrait or the clinic logo, reads at small size, and contains no body or facial-detail imagery.

50 items · 6 groupsMembers only

Hook bankHair transplant12 min

Myths and curiosity hooks

Does new hair grow back where donor hair was taken? Our doctor answers.

50 hooks · 5 groupsMembers only

ScriptAesthetic medicine30 min

Story sequences

20 scripts · 5 groupsMembers only