A company gets ten angles: ten ways to sell its product. A content creator gets ten hooks: ten ways to open their next posts. ActualSales.ai writes both from what it has read about you and about the people you are up against, and you pick the one to start with.
This page covers what angles and hooks are, how each is written, how you pick one, what is made for it, how it relates to your landing page, and how you see which one brings leads.
Both are the starting point of everything you publish. They differ in who they are for:
An angle is one way to sell your product. It is the idea its ads are written from. The same product can be sold on price, on trust, on speed or on a feeling, and each of those is a different angle.
A hook is the opening line of a post. It is what makes someone stop and stay. The same creator can open a post in many ways, and each of those is a different hook.
If you knew this part of the platform as "strategies", angles are the same thing under a clearer name.
Angles: how the ten are written
The angles are not written from a blank page or picked from a list of templates. Three things happen, in this order:
Your brand is read. You give a website, a PDF (a brochure, a deck, a menu) or a short description, and the country. In about a minute the platform has your Brand DNA: what you sell, how you look and how you sound. You review it and change anything you like before going on.
Your competitors are found. The platform works out up to four companies you compete with in that country and reads the ads they run now on Meta and Google, plus the paid videos on their own TikTok accounts. You see them while your brand is being read, and they stay saved in Signals.
Ten angles are written with those ads in view. Each angle is written knowing what your market is already being told, so it can say something of your own. The ads are a reference, never something to copy.
Each angle has a name, the reason it fits your brand and your market, its core tactic, its emotional hook and its tone. The angles belong to one product in one country, because the competitors and their ads are the ones of that market.
Hooks: how the ten are written
A creator's project starts from a YouTube, TikTok or Instagram profile instead of a website. Again three things happen:
Your profile is read. Your bio, your latest posts, and which of them did best against your usual.
Your niche is studied. In place of competitors, the platform studies about sixty creators of your niche, at three sizes: growing, established and stars.
Ten hooks are written. Five from your own best posts, about a minute after the profile is read. Five more from what works in your niche, added when that study ends, some fifteen minutes later.
A creator who has not started yet needs no profile. They say who they are and what they want to make, and the first hooks are written from that idea, for their first posts.
All ten are saved, and you pick the first
The platform does not choose for you, and it does not produce ten campaigns at once. All ten angles, or all ten hooks, are saved to the project. You read them and pick the one to explore first. The other nine stay where they are, ready for the day you want ads or posts for them.
New angles can be generated at any time, so the list grows with what you learn about your market.
What is made for the one you pick
Production starts for the angle or the hook you picked, and only for that one:
For an angle, its copy. Headlines, short and long, descriptions, calls to action, email and SMS texts, newsletter subject lines, and Google Ads extras such as sitelinks and callouts.
For an angle, two image ads and one video ad. Written and designed for that angle, in your brand. The image ads take minutes, the video takes longer.
For a hook, two posts and one video. A post is not an ad: the hook is its headline, with your handle, and there is no offer and no button.
After that you make more whenever you want, for the same one or for another: more image ads or posts in the image studio, and more videos in any of the video formats.
The landing page belongs to the product, not to the angle
Your product has one landing page, designed and written for your brand, in five versions: Standard, Form in hero, Sticky form, Sticky hero and The Short. You do not get a new set of pages for every angle. An angle relates to the page in one of three ways:
It uses the page as it is. The angle only shapes the ads.
It changes the message. The angle has its own headline, subheadline and button, shown only to the visitors its ads send. The page itself is not rewritten.
It has a page of its own. When an angle needs a different page, one is made for it on request.
A creator's page promotes the person instead of a product, and its button asks visitors to follow or subscribe.
See which angle brings the leads
Every lead is recorded against the angle that sent the visitor. In the CRM, the report can be cut by angle, next to source, campaign and landing page, so you see which way of selling brings valid leads and which only brings forms. That tells you which angle deserves more ads, and which of the saved ones to try next.
Your first project is free
The first project of a team is free, for a company and for a creator alike. It covers one angle or one hook, the one you pick, with two image ads or posts and one video.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ten. All ten are saved to the project, and you pick the one to explore first. The others stay saved for later.
An angle is for a company: one way to sell a product, the idea its ads are written from. A hook is for a content creator: the opening line of a post. The platform treats them the same way: it writes ten, saves them all, and you pick the first.
An angle is what the platform used to call a strategy, and some older screens still use that word. It is the same thing: one way to sell your product, with its name, its reasoning, its core tactic, its emotional hook and its tone.
They are written with your competitors' current ads in view. When a project is created, the platform finds the companies you compete with in that country and the ads they run now, and saves them in Signals. The angles are written knowing them, not copying them.
Five are written from your own best posts, about a minute after your profile is read. Five more come from what works in your niche, added when the study of about sixty creators of that niche ends.
Ready copy: headlines, descriptions, calls to action, email and SMS texts, newsletter subject lines and Google Ads extras. For the angle you pick, two image ads and one video ad are made as well.
No. The landing page belongs to the product: one page in five versions. An angle uses it as it is, shows its own headline, subheadline and button to the visitors its ads send, or gets a page of its own on request.
Every lead is recorded against the angle that sent the visitor, and the CRM report can be cut by angle.
Yes. The first project of a team is free: one angle or one hook, two image ads or posts, and one video.
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