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MARKETING

Call to Action (CTA)

A prompt on your website that tells visitors exactly what to do next, like 'Call Now,' 'Get a Free Quote,' or 'Book Online.'

Why It Matters for Your Business

Your website can have great content, beautiful design, and perfect SEO, but without a clear call to action, visitors will browse and leave without ever becoming customers. A CTA bridges the gap between interest and action.

For Space Coast businesses, this is especially critical. Someone searching "AC repair Melbourne FL" is ready to act now. If your website doesn't make it dead-obvious how to contact you in the first 3 seconds, they'll hit back and call your competitor instead.

How It Works

Effective CTAs follow a simple formula: clear action, clear benefit, impossible to miss.

A Titusville lawn care company added a single "Get a Free Quote in 60 Seconds" button to the top of their homepage and saw contact form submissions jump by 40%. Same traffic, same services, just a clearer path to action.

Note

Test your website on your phone right now. Can you find the CTA in under 3 seconds? Can you tap to call without scrolling? If not, you're losing mobile customers, and mobile makes up over 60% of local searches.

Common questions
FAQ

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How many CTAs should I have on one page?
One primary CTA per page is the rule. You can repeat it multiple times (top, middle, bottom), but don't give visitors five different actions to choose from. A Melbourne HVAC company should focus on 'Schedule Service,' not split attention between scheduling, subscribing, downloading, and calling.
What makes a CTA effective for a local business?
Specificity and urgency. 'Get a Free Quote' outperforms 'Submit.' 'Call Now for Same-Day Service' outperforms 'Contact Us.' Include what the customer gets (free quote, same-day service) and make the action obvious (call, book, schedule).
Should my CTA be a phone number or a form?
Both. On mobile, a click-to-call button is critical because most local searches happen on phones. On desktop, a short form works well. A Cocoa Beach restaurant might use 'Reserve a Table' as a button that opens their booking form, plus a phone number for people who prefer to call.