Writing a Call to Action that Maximizes Engagement (Episode 121)

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If you haven’t yet, you’ll probably see “CTA” all over creative briefs and project outlines. CTA stands for “call to action” and refers to the copy you use to tell the reader what you want them to do next. You need to give your audience a next step to take. (We’re writing the copy for a reason, right? We want the reader to buy the hand towel, sign up for the course or watch the video–depending on the project, of course.) The call to action tells the reader what step to take next and how. --------------- Related Links What Makes a Good Call to Action (CTA)? --------------- Get Free Copywriting Training here

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