This stick figure slide says it all: good copy is just a slick ride straight down to action. Each line should pull the reader further in until they can’t help but click, buy, or learn something new.
Why This Slide Works
- Headline hooks attention fast
- Each sentence builds momentum, reducing friction
- Curiosity keeps readers sliding forward
- Clear CTA gives readers one simple next step
Real World Slides
- Dollar Shave Club’s viral launch video started funny, ended with a box of razors to order
- Morning Brew’s emails pull readers from headline to “share with a friend”
- Apple product pages walk you from desire to “Buy Now” in under a minute
- Spotify Wrapped keeps you scrolling until—bam—you share your results online
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Element Detection
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Text Statistics & Scores
An elementary to middle school score is best since it’s simple to understand.
Middle School
8th-9th grade level
103
Total Words
17
Total Sentences
6.0
Words / sentence
68
Flesch Score
Copywriting Frameworks
Analyze the frameworks of the text
AIDA
70%
The passage outlines a linear sequence that mirrors AIDA: grabbing Attention with the headline, building Interest with the second line, deepening Desire with the third line, and finally driving the reader to take Action.
- “...first sucked in by the headline.” → Attention
- “….then sucked in by the 2nd line.” → Interest
- “……..then sucked in by the 3rd line.” → Desire
- “……… then to take an action.” → Action
Color Palette
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