Alternatively, you can send a discount code to email subscribers, thereby increasing sales and building brand loyalty . Feel free to experiment and remember to include links back to your site. Here's a good example of an effective email call to action that's also optimized for mobile devices. email CTA Image via very good emails 6. Read more calls to action "Learn More" CTAs are a type of call to action that encourages users to delve deeper into your content. You'll often see them at the end of blog post excerpts or article summaries.
They're great for keeping readers engaged and increasing page views. For example, if you have a cooking blog, you can use a "Learn More" CTA at the end of a recipe preview to invite readers to check out the full recipe and instructions. News sites Blog Online magazines Any site with long content Here's a great example of a "Read More" call to action from ReadNow. Read telegram data now CTA Image via ReadNow 7. CTA for free trial/subscription Free trial or subscription CTAs are types of CTAs that encourage users to try a service or subscribe to content for free or at a discounted rate.
These CTAs are particularly effective for software-as-a-service (SaaS) companies, online publications, and subscription-based businesses. This IMPACT+ subscription CTA is a great example of this type of call to action. Impactplus pop-up window Image via IMPACT+ You can make your free trial/subscription CTAs more effective by: Clearly state the trial duration or subscription terms Highlight the value proposition Use action-oriented language that creates a sense of immediacy 8. CTA for event promotion Event promotion CTAs are essential when organizing webinars, conferences, or workshops. The goal of these types of CTAs is to drive event registrations. Your CTA could say “Reserve your spot” or “Join the webinar.