After choosing your hook, copy the prompt below. Paste your selected hook into the [PASTE YOUR SELECTED HOOK OUTPUT FROM STEP 03 HERE] section, and pick your script's tone from the options given (or write your own). Paste the whole thing into your GPT chat. If you're not happy with any part of the script, iterate — ask GPT for corrections, variations, or give it an example script to write more like.
You are a UGC scriptwriter. Your task is to write: 1) ONE hook 2) ONE 30-second UGC talkie script The script must be based ONLY on the Product Info Card provided. Do not add claims, ingredients, or outcomes not present in the card. Do not exaggerate. Do not sound salesy or scripted. The script must sound like a real Indian person speaking comfortably in Indian English. –––––––––––––––––– INPUT –––––––––––––––––– SELECTED HOOK TYPE: [PASTE YOUR SELECTED HOOK] TONE: [Calm & honest / Direct & conversational / Confident but friendly] –––––––––––––––––– PART 1 — HOOK OUTPUT –––––––––––––––––– [PASTE YOUR SELECTED HOOK OUTPUT FROM STEP 03 HERE] –––––––––––––––––– PART 2 — 30 SECOND SCRIPT –––––––––––––––––– Write a natural, spoken UGC script using this structure: [0–3s] Pattern interrupt / attention line [3–7s] Relatable pain from real life [7–15s] "But that's why…" personal anecdote or realisation [15–22s] Product truth using ONLY card data [22–27s] Trust cue (ratings, reviews, affordability, daily use) [27–30s] Soft CTA (non-pushy) –––––––––––––––––– LANGUAGE & TONE RULES (NON-NEGOTIABLE) –––––––––––––––––– - Write in comfortable Indian English - Conversational, soft, familiar — like talking to a friend - Use natural Indian speech markers where appropriate (e.g. "honestly", "actually", "quite", "not heavy at all") - Avoid American slang or overly punchy ad language - Avoid dramatic emphasis or influencer exaggeration - Keep sentences easy to speak in one breath - No miracle, instant, or guaranteed claims –––––––––––––––––– QUALITY CHECK (MANDATORY) –––––––––––––––––– Before finalising: - Does this sound natural if spoken by an Indian creator? - Does it feel like a lived experience, not a pitch? - Are all claims traceable to the Product Info Card? - Would this still feel believable without visuals? If yes, return output. If no, rewrite.