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What can you do to make your calls-to-action more effective? The call-to-action button is an important tool in the user experience designer’s box of tricks. In this article I’ll give you a few pointers on providing effective ones. Prioritizing tasks Some tasks on your website are more important than others. A good designer will try to understand the objectives of the website and understand which tasks are really important.
Le call to action est un des éléments clés de la transformation . Cela ne se limite pas à l’e-commerce mais à toutes les situations dans lesquelles vous souhaitez voir vos visiteurs ou vos utilisateurs cliquer. Sans entrer dans les détails, un bon call to action doit être visible, se détacher du reste de la page, et donner envie d’aller voir ce qu’il y a derrière. Je suis tombé hier soir sur le site de la banque en ligne ING Direct. L’objectif de ce site est de faire ouvrir un compte bancaire en ligne à ses visiteurs.
Address Customer Reluctance Upfront (LightCMS) LightCMS does this wonderfully, although you have to scroll all the way to the bottom of their page to find it. Their call to action button includes numerous statements that propel the hesitant customer forward: Try it yourself. It’s free. No Commitment.
Actions speak louder than words. And as such, we have the responsibility to lead desirable and mutually beneficial actions through meaning engagement. It’s difficult to do so however, when we focus our efforts on cultivating communities where success is derived by their respective populations. From views and impressions to Likes and Retweets to the count of our Friends, Fans and Followers (3F’s), we miss sight of what’s truly important, connections, outcomes, and the experiences we define and nurture. Focusing on numbers is only part of the story in this intricate production we call social media.
As bloggers, many of us are interested in getting our readers active in different ways (commenting, linking to our posts, sharing them on Twitter, buying our products, and so on), so writing in a way that connects with readers’ emotions is something we might want to think about. Of course this is open to abuse and can do damage to both our readers and our own reputation if it’s used in manipulative ways, so tread with care! Let’s examine seven emotions and how they might be used in blogging. 1.
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A call-to-action (CTA) is an image or text that tells your readers what action they should be taking next on your site. Hopefully your calls-to-action lead to landing pages where you will collect your visitors’ contact information in exchange for some sort of offer that will benefit them. So an effective CTA equals more leads and conversions for you! Unfortunately, there are many wrong ways to create a CTA (including a complete lack of an actual CTA).