"The Slippery Slope" and "The AIDA Formula"
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Ever feel like good sales copy just pulls you in line by line? That’s the “Slippery Slope” in action — a concept that turns curious skimmers into eager buyers. The AIDA formula makes this slope super slick.
How it works
The image nails it: every line of copy nudges the reader further down the slide until they take action. Each step matches a stage of AIDA — Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action — and keeps the reader moving forward.
Why it works
- Uses curiosity to grab attention instantly
- Builds momentum with each sentence
- Removes friction by guiding the next thought
- Ends with a clear, easy action step
Real world examples
- Apple’s iPhone pages hook you first with visuals, then scroll you straight into purchase buttons.
- Netflix’s homepage flows from headlines to signup in under 10 seconds.
- CopywritingCourse.com uses playful visuals (like that helicopter!) to lead readers smoothly into lessons.
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