Sample edits for 2 fictional e-commerce brands · visuals and voiceover made with AI · stock photos in Edit 2 (credits below) · everything here can be changed
Performance editing · Reels · TikTok · Facebook

Viral formats, re-made for e-commerce brands and edited to sell.

Two short-form formats that keep going viral, re-made for two fictional stores: a jewelry brand and a home decor brand. Each edit has a hook in the first 2 seconds, captions for sound-off viewing and one clear call to action. Each also comes with posting copy and a test plan.

My weekly workflow

1Find viral videos

Each week I save the top videos in the brand's niche from the TikTok Creative Center, the Instagram Reels tab and the Meta Ad Library into a swipe file. I note views, hook and length.

2Break them down

Why did it work? I note the hook line, the structure (POV, listicle, before/after), the pacing, the sound and the CTA. I copy the format, never the video itself.

3Re-create

I rebuild the format with your b-roll or AI footage. The script, product shots, voiceover and captions are matched to your products and offer.

4Edit for performance

Hook in 0–2 s, a cut every 2–4 s, word-by-word captions, product shown early, text inside the safe zone, then one CTA at the end.

5Post with performance copy

A caption that opens with the hook, a reason to save or share, a CTA and a short hashtag set. A pinned comment carries the offer.

6Track + re-cut

After 48–72 hours I check views, watch time, shares, saves and link clicks. Winners get new hooks, and weak videos get re-cut or dropped.

Edit 1Jewelry"POV" problem → fix14 sSound-off, text + music

"POV: your 'gold' necklace turned your neck green"

Brand
Aurelle, a fictional everyday-jewelry store. Jewelry visuals were made with AI as code.
Viral format
The "POV" relatable-pain video: a problem the viewer has had, then the fix. These spread because people tag friends who've had the same problem.
Structure
  • Hook (0–2 s): dull, green-tinted chain + POV line.
  • Switch: the fix in one line, plus the material.
  • Proof: Gym ✓ Shower ✓ Beach ✓ stacked on the beat.
  • Product: the set the viewer can buy.
  • Offer + CTA: "15% off this week", Shop the set.
3 hooks to test
  1. POV: your "gold" necklace turned your neck green 🤢
  2. Jewelry I can shower, swim and sweat in
  3. Stop buying jewelry that turns green. Here's what to look for.
Caption
If your jewelry has ever turned your skin green, this one's for you 💛 The Everyday Set: shower-proof, sweat-proof, made to stay on. Save this for your next jewelry haul, or send it to the friend whose rings always turn green 👀 15% off the set this week. Tap the link in bio. #everydayjewelry #goldjewelry #waterproofjewelry #jewelrytok #giftideas
Pinned comment
"Code SET15 works on the whole Everyday Set until Sunday 💛"
What I'd track
3-second views (is the hook working?), average watch time, shares (the "tag a friend" goal), link clicks and code uses.
Edit 2Home decorListicle26 sAI voiceover + captions

"Make your home look expensive (no renovation)"

Brand
Terra & Tide Home, a fictional home decor store. With your b-roll, each tip would show your product in the room.
Viral format
The "X swaps that make your home look expensive" list. People save these to use later, and saves tell the algorithm the video is worth showing.
Structure
  • Hook (0–2 s): a big promise + "(no renovation)" to remove the effort.
  • 4 numbered tips: one room per tip, numbered so viewers stay to the end.
  • Voiceover + word captions: works with sound on or off.
  • CTA: "Save this" plus "Shop the look".
3 hooks to test
  1. Make your home look expensive (no renovation)
  2. 4 swaps under $50 that make a rental look rich
  3. Why your living room looks "cheap" (and the easy fix)
Caption
4 small swaps that make any room look expensive 🏡 No renovation, no landlord drama. Which one are you trying first: 1, 2, 3 or 4? Tell me below 👇 Save this for your next weekend reset, and shop every piece through the link in bio. #homedecor #homedecorideas #apartmentdecor #renterfriendly #cozyhome
Pinned comment
"Everything in this video is in our Shop the Look collection, link in bio 🛋️"
What I'd track
Saves and comments (the "1, 2, 3 or 4?" question), how many viewers reach tip 4, profile visits and link clicks.

Weekly test plan for each brand

DayWhat I'd doWhy
MonFind 10 new viral videos in the niche and pick the best 3 formatsFresh formats every week
Tue–WedRe-create and edit 3–5 videos per brand, each with 2 hook versionsThe hook decides most of the result, so I test it first
Wed–SunPost at the brand's best times, with performance captions and pinned commentsSteady posting gives the algorithm more chances to push a video
Every 48–72 hCompare each video against the account's own average: views, watch time, shares, saves, clicksKeep what beats the average and drop what doesn't
FriShort report: top video, why it worked and next week's planNext week's videos build on what won

The numbers stay blank in a sample. With your accounts, the report would use your real data.

Everything here can change. These are fictional brands and placeholder offers. With your products, b-roll and brand style, I would keep the same structure and change the visuals, voice, music, length and copy to match your brands.