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A video goes viral when it’s relatable, emotionally engaging, and hooks the viewer in the first few seconds—whether through humor, surprise, or a fresh take on a trending topic. For Serif.ai, I’d create a skit that dramatizes a creative person’s struggle (like meeting deadlines or coming up with ideas), then show how Serif.ai swoops in as the hero. Pair it with trending audio, quick cuts, and captions to grab attention, and make sure it’s shareable by focusing on a universal pain point that hits home for creators.

To plan a week of content for Serif.ai, I’d start by defining key themes (e.g., creativity, productivity, problem-solving) and aligning them with audience interests. I’d brainstorm ideas using trends and pain points, like “How to beat creative block” or “The fastest way to craft a killer campaign.” Each day would have a focus: tutorials, success stories, humor, and behind-the-scenes. I’d script, storyboard, and batch-produce videos, adding captions and trending audio for engagement. To ensure consistency, I’d use a cohesive visual style and posting schedule, while keeping content fresh by incorporating current TikTok trends and audience feedback.