When visitors come to your website, you never want them to read and leave.
What a wasted visit that would be!
Instead, you want them to act. They should subscribe to your RSS feed, fill out an email form, or make a comment on your blog.
And, the best way to get your visitors to act is to put smart calls to action (CTA’s) on various parts of your website.
Many websites use a static CTA at the bottom of their pages and posts. The problem with static CTA’s is that readers are learning to tune them out.
Then, there’s the opposite approach, where a giant pop-up flies onto the page making it impossible to ignore.
So, how about something a bit more in-between? A CTA that grabs your reader’s attention without being obnoxious and annoying.
It’s called a sliding CTA and it works incredibly well.
As you scroll down this page, you’ll see it in action – a form will slide up from the bottom right-hand side of the screen.
Ideally, you should set-up the slider so that it doesn’t cover any content and appears after a certain amount of time or when readers have read approximately 40% of your post.
Fully customizable you can set at what point on the page you want to ask for your visitor’s email address.
Use Scroll Box to capture more email addresses…politely.
Blogging is a great way to get more traffic to your site, and if you play your cards right, you can also generate tons of leads.
Instead, you want them to act. They should subscribe to your RSS feed, fill out an email form, or make a comment on your blog.
And, the best way to get your visitors to act is to put smart calls to action (CTA’s) on various parts of your website.
Many websites use a static CTA at the bottom of their pages and posts. The problem with static CTA’s is that readers are learning to tune them out.
Then, there’s the opposite approach, where a giant pop-up flies onto the page making it impossible to ignore.
So, how about something a bit more in-between? A CTA that grabs your reader’s attention without being obnoxious and annoying.
It’s called a sliding CTA and it works incredibly well.
As you scroll down this page, you’ll see it in action – a form will slide up from the bottom right-hand side of the screen.
Ideally, you should set-up the slider so that it doesn’t cover any content and appears after a certain amount of time or when readers have read approximately 40% of your post.
Introducing Scroll Box by SumoMe
Scroll Box provides a quick and easy solution. It asks visitors to submit their email address at just the right time—as they finish reading your latest blog post or learning about your product.Fully customizable you can set at what point on the page you want to ask for your visitor’s email address.
Use Scroll Box to capture more email addresses…politely.
Blogging is a great way to get more traffic to your site, and if you play your cards right, you can also generate tons of leads.
Features
- Ability to slide in from any corner of your website.
- Option for Scroll Box to slide in from up/down or left/right.
- Control how often the Scroll Box gets shown.
- Integrates automatically with Aweber, MailChimp, Campaign Monitor and Constant Contact.
- Install Scroll Box email collect in seconds.
- Fully customizable the look and feel of Scroll Box.
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