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By Jon Powell, Principal Consultant The Conversion Wizards If you’ve ever found yourself having to create any kind of marketing or advertising material, then you’ve heard of the term “call to action.” I would argue that 9/10 digital marketers consider it to be the button, or the link, that you click. In different types of marketing, the call to action can mean different things, though. Like in a direct mail piece, it Read more
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As we discussed in Part 1 , the call-to-action is not as clear cut as marketers tend to make it. It’s not just a button or link. To the customer, the clickable thing has no meaning outside of its surrounding context. To them, the call-to-action is a request based on a cluster of content related to that request. Why? Take this classic example of context from Leonard Mlodinow’s book “Subliminal.” Read this sentence: “T Read more
