Go Viral
Volume 3: How to find stories people actually watch

Your work looks incredible and gets four thousand views. That’s not a prompting problem.

Nobody can promise you a viral video, and this book says so on page one. What it gives you instead is the part that actually compounds: how to pick a subject strangers recognise, where to dig for the one detail nobody has used, how to build the first two seconds, and why a format beats a hit every time.

It’s everything that happens before you open the prompt box — the decisions that make the difference between a beautiful film and a film people finish.

Inside: 29 chapters and 6 appendices — the seven episode shapes, retention architecture, writing for the ear, which emotions actually travel, a hook bank, a 30-day publishing plan, and fifty ways into any subject.

Find the detail nobody knows. Put it in the first two seconds. Then build something you can make fifty times.