Most reels are built with multiple goals in mind: likes, shares, saves, and leads all at once. None of that lands cleanly.

going-viral starts with one outcome and locks the rest of the script to it.

The prompt I ran

/going-viral - topic: [reel topic] - goal: [saves|shares|follows|leads]

Prompt

/going-viral - topic: [reel topic] - goal: [saves|shares|follows|leads]

Used with goal=leads for a lead magnet campaign and a short approval loop.

What the return looked like

It returned one explicit emotional frame, one hook direction, one structure, and one CTA sequence. That sounds simple because the output is built to remove drift.

I no longer had to ask “which should I optimize for first?” because the prompt already answered it.

How I used it immediately

I locked this post’s opening and mid-reel save prompt to the exact lead goal, then used that alignment to pass a cleaner brief to reel-builder.

The same pattern works whether you are posting for saves or for booked calls, as long as the goal stays singular until publish.

For leads-first reels, continue with reel-builder.
For audience growth experiments, compare with instagram hook formula.

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