- “Still single on V-Day? Your AI assistant won’t ghost you 😏” - “Roses fade… your prompts don’t 💎” - “Your crush might forget you… but your workflow won’t 💻” - “Turn this Valentine’s into a glow-up… with AI ⚡” - “No bae, no problem. Automate your success today 😈” - “Your AI just slid into your DMs with this 💌” - “Forget chocolates… stack digital wins instead 🍫➡️💻” - “V-Day is for self-love… and smarter systems 💎” - “Make your AI work harder than your ex did 😏” - “Single? Cool. Let AI make you look bougie in 30 sec 💻✨” - “Roses are red… prompts are gold 💛” - “Your Valentine can ghost… your downloads won’t 💥” - “Stop scrolling, start creating… AI got you 😎” - “Glow-up your content this V-Day without lifting a finger ⚡” - “Love yourself + your workflow ❤️💻” - “The best Valentine’s gift? Automation that actually works 💎” - “Single? Let your prompts do the flirting 😏” - “Your crush is late… your AI is always on time ⏰” - “Skip the chocolate… serve value & visuals instead 🍫➡️💻” - “V-Day hack: more AI output, less effort 😈” I GOT THIS LIST BY USING THIS PROMPT IN CHATGPT. Give me a swipe-ready list of 20 hooks I can drop today on Threads, TikTok, or IG to promote my AI visuals, prompts, and digital downloads.

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