CPR Heart Starters

Home-Ready in 60 Seconds: CPR + AED Actions (No Holiday)

Owner revision for **Feb 26, 2026**: **remove any holiday reference entirely** and keep this as an evergreen “home readiness” post (no holiday mention). **Voiceover flow (30–45s):** 1) **Hook (0–5s):** “If an emergency happened at home tonight… would you know what to do?” 2) **Core stat (5–10s):** “**80% of cardiac arrests occur at home**—so the life you save may be someone you love.” 3) **Simple actions (10–30s):** “Call 9-1-1. Start CPR. Use an AED if available. Don’t wait for ‘perfect’—act.” 4) **Empowerment (30–40s):** “These are skills anyone can learn in a hands-on class—with coaching and real practice.” 5) **CTA (final):** “Sign up for CPR & AED training at **http://www.cprheartstarters.com** or call ****.” **Suggested visuals (scenario-based):** - Cozy home setting → loved one collapses (acted, respectful) - Close-ups: dialing 9-1-1, hands-only CPR on manikin, AED trainer pads placement - Instructor coaching moment (community class vibe) **On-screen text beats:** - “80% of cardiac arrests happen at home” - “Call 9-1-1 • Start CPR • Use an AED” - “The life you save may be someone you love” - “Train today: http://www.cprheartstarters.com” **Caption (platform-ready):** “Most cardiac arrests happen at home—meaning the person who needs you could be someone you love. Learn CPR + AED skills you can use with confidence. Train with CPR Heart Starters: **http://www.cprheartstarters.com** | ****” **Posting/asset checklist (per brand requests):** - Ensure all Canva elements are uploaded (no hidden/broken assets) - Share a Canva ‘Can Edit’ link - Track: shares, comments, link clicks, and inbound calls in first month **Notes to editor (to prevent the ‘holiday that doesn’t make sense’ issue):** - Do **not** include any holiday name, holiday graphics (hearts, shamrocks, flags, fireworks), or holiday hashtags. - Keep the theme strictly: **home readiness + family protection + first 60 seconds of response**. - If you need a time-based line, use evergreen language like: “This week,” “Tonight,” or “Before the next emergency happens.”