Call to Action Strategy: This marketer changed three words to improve conversion by 300% You can see resources related to this Session #23 video at https://meclabs.com/course/sessions/c…
In Session #23, Flint McGlaughlin teaches three ways to tip the message lever so you can produce the highest-possible conversion rate.
Here are some of the most important insights from this class:
• Keep the focus of the message on the prospect and their gains.
• The design of the nav matches the progression in the mind culminating with the carefully targeted psychological climax.
• Target the essence of the prospect’s purchase intent.
• Leverage third-party authority. Let someone else do your bragging.
• Determine your prime movers and then emphasize them throughout the buying experience.
You can watch the full video above, or jump ahead to these key takeaways:
• 0:00 Call to Action Strategy: This marketer changed three words to improve conversion by 300%.
• 1:50 How do we tip the fulcrum in favor of perceived value?
• 2:25 Experiment with three call-to-action treatments.
• 5:16 You can see the results of the Get Started Now vs Estimate My Monthly Payment CTA experiment in our August 10th LiveClass – Boost conversion. Learn from 150+ CTA experiments. (https://sharpspring.meclabs.com/boost…)
• 5:25 Three ways to tip the fulcrum in favor of perceived value.
• 5:32 Experiment with four ad treatments.
• 8:04 Let’s help each other out. Write your CTAs in the YouTube comments for this video. For the next seven days, Flint will provide optimization suggestions for your CTAs in the comments. And you can provide suggestions for improving CTAs from your fellow community members as well.
To get immediate help with your marketing challenges, just contact Flint and his team: F.McGlaughlin@MECLABS.com.
This is session #23 from the online training “Become a Marketer-Philosopher: Create and optimize high-converting webpages” – https://meclabs.com/course/. This free digital marketing course is fully underwritten by MECLABS, with no monetary cost to participants.
