The dense hook format nobody explains right

Diandra Escobar · Intermediate ·🖊️ Copywriting & Content Strategy ·1mo ago

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Explains the dense hook format for copywriting on LinkedIn

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The dense hook fills every pixel before see more cuts in. No line breaks, no spacing, just continuous text packed with enough tension to make the reader feel the stakes without getting the resolution. It works best when your hook needs context to land, like a data point, a story setup, or a claim that needs a full sentence. Here's the part most hook advice gets wrong: LinkedIn doesn't render by characters, it renders by pixels. A W takes up four times the visual space of an I, so a 100 character line of W's cuts off way earlier than 100 characters of I's. The real budget is around 110 width units per line on mobile, roughly three lines for a dense hook.
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