The Silent Hack Creators Use : Mastering your CTAs : S13EP8
The silent hack creators use : Mastering your CTAs (S13EP8)
Context: A video without a clear next step is a missed opportunity for growth. In this episode of the Working For Yourself podcast, I document the silent hack creators use to guide their audience and increase conversions. I share how 18 years of data has taught me that a well-placed Call to Action (CTA) is the secret to building a loyal brand.
Call to Action (CTAs) are important because they guide the viewer toward a specific action. Without a clear CTA, the viewer may not know what to do after watching your content, which results in lost sales or subscribers. Below is the framework I use to ensure every piece of content has a clear direction.
Determine the Goal
Before you create a CTA, you must identify the primary goal. Do you want subscribers, likes, or a product sale? Knowing your goal helps you create a message that is relevant and effective. The silent hack creators use is matching the action to the viewer’s current state of mind.
Choose Strategic Placement
You can place your CTA at the beginning, middle, or end. For a tutorial, the end is often best. For a promotional video, the beginning or middle works better. Timing is everything when you want someone to take action.
Be Clear and Concise
Avoid confusing language. Use actionable words like “subscribe,” “buy,” or “register.” Your message should be simple enough for anyone to understand in less than two seconds.
Visual Appeal
Your CTA should stand out. Use bold colors or high-contrast buttons to draw the eye. If the viewer cannot see the next step immediately, they will simply scroll away.
Test and Iterate
The final step is to experiment. Try different designs and placements to see what generates the most clicks. Data analysis is the only way to prove which “hacks” are actually working for your specific audience.
Resources:
This season has its own dedicated show notes and resources on my website: www.ZulfTalks.com. If you want more tips on how to grow your digital footprint, join my mailing list for direct updates.
My Business Working for Yourself podcast is powered by TrustedCreators.org.
Clarity
📣: The information talked about in this episode is not financial advice or recommendations. I am not regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). 🎯: See our full disclaimer at trustedcreators.org/disclaimer/
