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When you are setting up your online store please make sure you pay attention to how your call-to-action buttons look and where they are located.
I've seen a lot of stores, and a lot of terrible CTAs so here are a few pointers to help you set them up properly.
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I've seen a lot of stores, and a lot of terrible CTAs so here are a few pointers to help you set them up properly.
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Do not make your purchase or add to cart button red!
I have never had a site perform well that used a red CTA.
Also, when you pick a color, stay consistent with it across your website.
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I have never had a site perform well that used a red CTA.
Also, when you pick a color, stay consistent with it across your website.
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Have a CTA in the first fold of your product page.
When a potential customer loads a product page there should be a CTA visible without having to scroll down.
This is crucial and will help you capture more conversions from your traffic.
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When a potential customer loads a product page there should be a CTA visible without having to scroll down.
This is crucial and will help you capture more conversions from your traffic.
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Don't let your CTA go out of your customer's sight.
I like to use Sticky Cart.
I talked about it this morning on my Daily Ecom Thread.
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I like to use Sticky Cart.
I talked about it this morning on my Daily Ecom Thread.
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Optimizing your online store is so important to creating long term success with ecom.
So, I hope these tips helped you and will lead to you converting more of your traffic.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
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So, I hope these tips helped you and will lead to you converting more of your traffic.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
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