<b>The hook I rewrote at the end</b>

<b>The hook I rewrote at the end</b>

A creator's how-to clips had great starts and weak finishes — people watched 85% then dropped before the last line, and rewatches were near zero.

Here's the thing. The ending didn't reward the beginning. No reason to loop, no reason to feel complete.

The change: open and close loop. The hook was <code>"I almost deleted this account three times."</code> The final line became <code>"...and the third time I almost deleted it? That post got 2 million views."</code> The ending paid off the opening line directly.

The result: rewatches went from 4% to 21%, and average view duration rose 1.8s because the loop pulled people back to the top.

The lesson: your last line should resolve your first line. A closed loop turns a one-time watch into a rewatch — and rewatches are the cheapest reach you'll ever get.

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