Firefighting with Copywriting! How an old school firefighting...

How an old school firefighting technique helps make your copy smooth as silk.
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The idea you can push readers down your copy by using short teaser sentences at the end of your paragraphs.
So having looked at pushing them down your copy...
Now we're going to look at how you can pull them down.
"The Bucket Brigade"
It means a chain of people who move items by passing them from one to another.
And before fire engines it was used to get buckets of water to a blaze.
In copywriting it refers to...
The idea being they make the transition from one paragraph to another seamless.
Examples of the bucket brigade:
And
Also
Look
First
Listen
By now
You see
Truth is
Turns out
Of course
Trouble is
Best of all
That means
What's more
Think about it
And you can even use some as standalone paragraphs.
You see?
So you can...
And seeds of curiosity at the end of your paragraphs.
For silky smooth copy your readers won't be able to tear themselves away from.
To sum up...
- You use them at the start of your paragraphs.
- And they help make the transition into a new paragraph seamless.
- Combine them with seeds of curiosity to propel your reader through your copy.
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