A call to action or "act now" psychologically triggers an urgent need to buy your product or use your service. Typical examples include:
?25% - 50% OFF all Carpet - This Weekend Only
?End of season sale - 25% OFF everything until Friday
?2 for the price of 1 - This Week Only
?First visit FREE - If you book in the next 24 hours
?First 5 to sign up for our FREE newsletter will get ...
?Free Consultation - TODAY Only
?Answer this survey before the 22nd June and get our FREE ...
Here's an example:
Huge Winter Discount - UV-FREE Spray Tan 50% OFF
This week only
World's leading UV-Free Spray Tan
As used by J-Lo and Paris Hilton
?Natural Looking Colour
?Moisturises Skin with Aloe Vera
?Takes Less than 60 seconds
Valid until June 16th
Sunny Tans
Remember, unless you're selling M1A2 Abrams Tanks there is always someone thinking about buying your product or using your service.
A call to action says to the consumer, "HEY we know you've been thinking about buying this product, here's a great opportunity to buy and save but you must do it before ...."
Never place an advertisement without creating an urgent need to buy!
