Full definition
A CTA is the line at the end of a post or ad that tells the reader what to do next. For example: "Click for details," "Join now," "Call me." A strong CTA drives more conversions. A weak or missing CTA means fewer actions taken.
A line that invites the reader to take action
A CTA is the line at the end of a post or ad that tells the reader what to do next. For example: "Click for details," "Join now," "Call me." A strong CTA drives more conversions. A weak or missing CTA means fewer actions taken.
The percentage of impressions that result in a click
Someone who has shown interest in your product or service
The journey from "awareness" to "paying customer"
How much you got back for every dollar you invested
How many people recognize your brand
The art of persuasive marketing writing
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