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Title: 6 Mistakes You Must Avoid With Your Email Call To Action


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6 Mistakes You Must Avoid With Your Email Call To
Action
By Alphasandesh.com
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Initiation
  • Call to action is an element of email marketing
    campaign that attracts, convince or else requests
    a website visitor to take a particular action.
    This action can refer to making a purchase,
    asking for more information and signing-up for
    newsletters.

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Mistakes that should be avoided while making call
to action
  • Here are some common mistakes which you should
    avoid while making your call to action
  • Do not offer things which you cannot deliver
  • Making your call to action difficult to find
  • Making use of indistinct and reflexive language
  • You are not being definite
  • Not providing the receiver with an exact reason
    to take action
  • Not developing a sense of importance

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Do not offer things which you cannot deliver
  • When visitors first see your call to action, you
    clearly want to get them to go on to your
    website's landing page. So how will you do that?
    You make use of words like free, awesome deal and
    super. Do not boast about things which you cannot
    brag about. It deteriorates your trustworthiness
    and makes traffic disturbed.

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Making your call to action difficult to find
  • It is not adequate to be intrepid in color you
    have to be big, as well. That means your call to
    action should be big enough to be seen evidently
    so visitors are not left searching for your
    button or not even realizing there is a button to
    click in the first place.

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Making use of indistinct or reflexive language
  • Do you think that your visitors are dumb? No,
    they are not! They are just really busy, and
    multi-tasking that they do not have time to go
    through indistinct language and understand what
    you want them to do. It is up to you to ask them
    just what you want them to do by using strong and
    energetic language.

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You are not being definite
  • What clear action do you want your website
    viewers to take? When you deliver an email,
    what's that you want your recipient to do? Would
    you like to send them an offer now? Want them to
    sign-up? Just state clearly what specific action
    you want them to take and be definite in your
    call to action.

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Not providing the receiver with an exact reason
to take action
  • You may have a great reason, but that is not
    sufficient to make sure that people will take
    action. You will still need to let recipients
    know what they would gain by taking action.
    Illustrate them the real difference they can make
    by clicking on your link.

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Not developing a sense of importance
  • You have to compel people to take action now
    because if they do not do it now, they will not
    do it afterward. Developing a sense of importance
    with your call to action is necessary. Motivate
    them to act now. Clarify why time is valuable.

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Conclusion
  • Thus, calls to action are crucially important as
    they give a fast and easy means for users to
    convert. Make sure that the process is as simple
    and suitable as possible because it will prevent
    customers from discarding a purchase.

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  • Alphasandesh offers bulk email marketing
    services. For more information feel free to visit
    www.alphasandesh.com

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