What are the best practices for call to actions?
- Strong CTAs guide visitors toward meaningful interaction
- CTAs should feel intuitive, concise, and visually integrated into the content
- Best practices include:
- Be directive and action-oriented: use clear verbs that tell the viewer exactly what will happen when they engage
- Examples: Explore, Watch, Discover, View, Book
- Keep within character limits
- Vertical Moments: Max 20 characters for each CTA
- Horizontal Moments: Max 36 characters total for both CTAs
- Match intent to the moment
- Align the CTA with the content being revealed:
- Informational Moment → Learn More, See Details
- Experiential Moment → Watch the Experience, Take a Tour
- Conversion-focused Moment → Check Availability, Book Your Stay
- Align the CTA with the content being revealed:
- CTAs should feel like a natural next step in the story
- Stay consistent across moments: using similar CTA language across your site builds familiarity and reduces friction, making it easier for guests to engage repeatedly
- Test and refine: utilize Moment analytics to continuously optimize CTA performance