Agar & ClickBait
ClickBait
Ever thought about turning a survival skill into a viral challenge? Let’s brainstorm how to make it instant‑impact and actually useful.
Agar
Sure, we could set up a challenge that shows how to build a shelter in 10 minutes. Keep the steps clear, give a quick checklist, and make sure the goal is useful—people should actually be able to do it in the wild. That way it’s both viral and practical.
ClickBait
Build the shelter in a minute? Nah, 10 minutes is perfect for the “10‑Minute Wilderness Shelter Challenge.” Drop the fancy gear, give a 5‑step checklist, and finish with a “watch me build it live” hook. Let’s make survival look ridiculously easy—and viral.
Agar
Alright, here’s a quick 5‑step plan:
1. Gather a tarp, a sturdy pole, and a rope or cord.
2. Anchor the pole at one end of the tarp.
3. Tie the other end of the tarp to a low branch or another sturdy point.
4. Form a triangle shape and secure the corners with the rope.
5. Check the tension and add a ground sheet if you have one.
Finish with a live demo, say, “Watch me finish this in under ten minutes—no gear, just the basics.” That shows it’s doable and gives people a clear, short goal to try.
ClickBait
Nice—looks solid, but let’s make it pop: drop the “no gear” line and swap it for “only what you find in the woods!” Add a timer overlay so viewers see the countdown. Finish with, “If I beat 10 minutes, you’re buying me lunch next week.” That keeps it short, dramatic, and gives people a clear call to action. Done.