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[207] A Peek Into Your Website and the Power of a Call-to-Action

By Natalie Sisson ·

Heads up: this post is from 2015. The ideas hold up, but some tools, prices and links will have moved on since. For Natalie’s current work, head to NatalieSisson.com.

[207] A Peek Into Your Website and the Power of a Call-to-Action

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If you’re being honest with yourself right now, would you say your website has a powerful and effective call to action?

If your answer is YES, congrats on focusing on and achieving a very important task that so many website owners overlook or can’t seem to nail down.

If you answered no then you need to listen in to today’s short podcast!

So what’s a call to action? It’s an enticing prompt that engages with your website visitors and prompts them to take immediate action.

This could be to download a book, take up a free consultation call, start a trial or grab a free thing.

I feel particularly passionate about this topic because, when done well it can lead to a big spike in subscribers to your list, new qualified leads and of course more sales.

This was one of the questions that came up in the October Coaching Call for the The Freedom Collective where I gave advice to one member who’d been struggling with this.

Today’s Fresh in Fifteen episode is all about getting a peek into your website visitors minds with a cool free tool I recommend you use, and how to create an effective call to action!

Leave a comment with your URL in and I’ll choose 3 websites to do a quick ‘Down and Dirty’ Website Review on in the next Fresh in Fifteen podcast.

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Really great show!

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Loving this podcast. Episode topics are interesting, the content is incredibly helpful, and the episode length is perfect. Keep up the great work, Natalie.

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