Calls To Action

The Call to Action module puts a heading, a short line of text and a button together in one block.

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The Call to Action module puts a heading, a short line of text and a button together in one block. It asks visitors to take the next step and often sits near the end of a page or section.

One clear request tends to get more response than several competing ones. Keep the wording short, and make sure the heading and the button are asking for the same thing.

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