2:12 task walkthrough
Follow one useful task, then try it with your own material.
Step 1
You do not need every hook product to write one useful post. Start with the job in front of you: creating fresh hook ideas, improving a weak teaser, studying successful examples, or working inside your AI assistant. This guide uses prepared product examples. It explains the differences so you can choose a starting point without buying overlapping resources.
Step 2
Choose HookHero when you want a browser app that turns your story material into promotional copy. Bring a scene, premise, summary, or selected Book DNA. The results include short hooks, Instagram openings, newsletter teasers, and a short pitch. You read the batch, choose the truthful lines, and edit them before posting. Check your app access and separate provider usage first.
Step 3
Choose the Hook Graveyard when you already have a teaser that needs work. Bring the opening, caption, and call to action together, plus the platform, genre, and any real results. The task is diagnosis: what is unclear, what gives too much away, and what could you change? Basic access is free, while AI provider usage may still cost extra.
Step 4
Hook Sanctum is the paid Pro upgrade to the Hook Graveyard. Use it to compare successful hooks, review patterns, and adapt a structure to your book. Keep actual performance evidence separate from guesses. A clever-sounding analysis does not prove why a post worked. Check the access instructions, because the purchase may appear in your library under Hook Graveyard Pro.
Step 5
Choose Book Promo Hook Lab when you want a downloadable workflow inside a compatible AI assistant. Give it your source, readers, platform, and spoiler boundaries. It develops ten angles, ranks the strongest three, and can prepare platform copy or a timed caption plan. You still need the assistant and any optional media tools. This purchase is a different format from a browser app.
Step 6
For a fresh batch in a browser, begin with HookHero. For a weak existing post, begin with the Graveyard. For successful-hook comparisons, consider the Sanctum. For a reusable assistant workflow, choose Hook Lab. Open the product page, check the requirements and any bundle you already own, then start with one book and one test. Add another tool only when the next task calls for it.