Try using a single call to action for emails
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Ever seen an email jam-packed with buttons? “Read this.” “Watch that.” “Buy now.” “Book a call.” It’s chaos. The image shows exactly why: too many CTAs split attention and kill conversions.
Marketing Analysis
Every email should have one goal. The single CTA version makes it super clear what the reader should do next. No confusion. No second guessing. Just action.
Why It Works
- Less cognitive load (fewer choices = faster decisions)
- Clear path toward conversion
- Keeps reader focused on one desired outcome
- Easier to measure what works
Examples
- Dropbox boosted trial sign-ups by 10% removing extra links.
- Basecamp emails point to one “Start Your Free Trial” button.
- Morning Brew often ends with a single referral link—simple and effective.
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