A new phrase we
hear a lot when discussing online marketing is “Call to Action”. The practice
itself is not something new – you’ve probably been doing it for years, but the
way you apply it has changed as online marketing has evolved.
Implementing a
“Call to Action” is to entice a person to take action. The action could be to
place a call, sign up for a newsletter, email to learn more, submit a quote
request, fan you on facebook and follow you on twitter, stop in the office to
meet the team, etc.
Are
you using “Call to Action” tactics on your company website? In your email newsletter?
Is it easy for potential clients to contact you? Are you giving current clients
ideas and incentives to invest in additional or continuous services from your
company?
Take the time to evaluate
your efforts and online presences to ensure you are making the most of your
marketing investments. Are the action incentives noticeable enough to grab your
viewer’s attention? If you aren’t sure, ask a colleague to review your
website/newsletter/profile/etc. with you. Often an outsider will have the
perspective you need. And check out some other websites to see how they are
drawing in their audience. On just a portion of the www.ConstantContact.com website homepage, I see at
least 10 “Call to Action” tactics. Even though many are small, there are a
variety of methods and visuals to reach new clients.

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