TikTok video ideas for the next 2 weeks, with hooks
Posting daily is hard when you run out of ideas by Wednesday. This prompt has your todo.is agent look at formats and trends that fit your niche, then plan 14 TikTok video ideas with the hook, the format and exactly what to film, so you can batch them in one afternoon.
The prompt
- Plan 14 TikTok video ideas for the next 2 weeks for my account about [YOUR NICHE]. I can film [WHAT YOU CAN FILM] and I want to [YOUR GOAL]. Look at what kinds of videos work in this niche on TikTok right now and at any trend or sound format that fits, with links. For each idea give: the day, the hook (the first line said or shown), the format (before/after, POV, tutorial, storytime, reply to a comment, day in the life), what to film in 3 to 5 shots, and the on-screen text. Mix formats so no two days in a row look the same. Mark 3 ideas I can film in under 10 minutes. Put it in an Excel calendar.
What to change
- [YOUR NICHE]: What you post about, e.g. "dog grooming salon", "home workouts for moms" or "vintage clothing resale".
- [WHAT YOU CAN FILM]: What you have access to, e.g. "my salon, the dogs, my phone only" or "my desk and screen recordings".
- [YOUR GOAL]: e.g. "get local bookings", "grow followers" or "sell my course".
Example result
- Account
- Dog grooming salon, filming in the salon with a phone. Goal: more local bookings.
- Week 1
- • Mon, before/after: Hook "He hasn't been groomed in 8 months." Shots: matted coat close-up, bath, clippers, reveal walk. Text: 8 months later...
- • Tue, POV: Hook "POV: you're the dog who hates the dryer." Shots: dog side-eye, dryer turns on, dramatic slow-mo. Text: The betrayal
- • Wed, tutorial (quick): Hook "Brush your doodle like this or it mats." Shots: wrong way, right way, line brush close-up.
- • Thu, reply to a comment: Hook "Someone asked why we shave matted dogs." Shots: you talking, mat under the coat, healthy skin after.
- • Fri, day in the life: Hook "6 dogs, 1 groomer, 1 very long Friday." Shots: 6 fast clips, coffee, last dog leaving.
- • Sat, trend format (quick): a popular "rate this" sound with 3 dogs' haircuts. Check the sound is still trending before posting.
- • Sun, storytime: Hook "The scariest dog I ever groomed was a chihuahua." Shots: talking head with photos.
- Week 2 (sample)
- • Mon, before/after: poodle teddy-bear cut
- • Tue, myth vs fact: "Shaving a husky keeps it cool" (myth, explain why)
- • Wed, tutorial (quick): trimming nails without stress, 3 tips
- • Thu, behind the scenes: cleaning the salon at closing
- • (and 3 more in the sheet)
- Why this mix
- • Before/after and POV are easy wins for grooming accounts
- • Tutorials and myth busting show you are the expert people should book
- • Comment replies build trust with locals who are thinking about booking
- Batch tip
- Film all before/after shots during normal appointments, with the owner's OK.
How to do it with todo.is
- Copy the prompt and add your niche, what you can film and your goal.
- Paste it on the Today screen in todo.is or send it to your agent on Telegram or WhatsApp.
- Get an Excel calendar with 14 ideas, hooks, shot lists and on-screen text.
- Ask for full scripts for any idea, or schedule the to-do every other Sunday for a new 2-week plan.
Tips for a better result
- Batch film. Pick a 2-hour block and record 5 to 7 ideas from the plan at once.
- Reply-to-comment videos are easy and build trust. Ask your agent to turn real comments into ideas.
- Trends move fast. Check a sound is still popular on the day you post.
- Tell your agent which ideas did best last time so the next plan leans on those formats.
TikTok video ideas: FAQ
- How often should I post on TikTok? Consistency matters more than volume. Many small accounts do well posting 3 to 7 times a week, as long as quality stays good.
- What are easy TikTok video ideas for a small business? Before and after, behind the scenes, answering a customer question, a day in the life and quick tips. They need only a phone and your normal work.
- Do I need to show my face? No. Hands-only, screen recordings, voice-over and text-on-screen videos all work well, especially for tutorials and process videos.
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