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100 Call to Action Keywords for ad campaigns

Jeff Pickle | October 22nd, 2009
in Pay-Per-Click, Search Engine Optimization


Call to action

Here is a list of 100 Call to Action Keywords to get your online ad campaigns going.

In alphabetical order.

  1. Act Now
  2. Add to your
  3. Apply today
  4. Be sure to
  5. Book now
  6. Buy and Save
  7. Buy Now
  8. Call today
  9. Check our
  10. Check out
  11. Check this out
  12. Choose your
  13. Click button
  14. Click for more
  15. Click Here
  16. Come see our prices
  17. Compare prices
  18. Contact us
  19. Contact us today
  20. Discover
  21. Do not buy unless
  22. Don’t forget to
  23. Don’t miss
  24. Don’t wait
  25. Download now
  26. Find Items
  27. Find out more
  28. Find savings
  29. Find yours
  30. Follow this
  31. Get a quote
  32. Get Free
  33. Get it here
  34. Get More Info Here
  35. Get the Best
  36. Get your
  37. Give a gift
  38. How to
  39. Hurry
  40. Investigate
  41. Join today
  42. Join us
  43. Learn more
  44. Learn to
  45. Look at
  46. Need more
  47. No obligation to try
  48. Now you can
  49. Order Now
  50. Order Your
  51. Pay Less
  52. Please see
  53. Please view our
  54. Purchase
  55. Read reviews
  56. Register
  57. Request yours today
  58. Research
  59. Respond by
  60. Rush today
  61. Save Big
  62. Save Money
  63. Save on
  64. Save Today
  65. Save up to
  66. Save with
  67. Search for
  68. Search Now
  69. Search our
  70. See deals
  71. See more
  72. See our coupon
  73. See our products
  74. See pricing
  75. Send for
  76. Shop at
  77. Shop low prices
  78. Shop now
  79. Shop online
  80. Shop today
  81. Show price
  82. Sign me up now
  83. Sign up
  84. Start now
  85. Start today
  86. Stock up
  87. Submit
  88. Take a closer look
  89. Take a look at
  90. Take a tour
  91. Tour our
  92. Try it today
  93. View all Products
  94. View features
  95. Visit our
  96. Visit us at
  97. Watch for
  98. You might also try
  99. You might consider
  100. Yours for asking

Definitely mix it up a little and add phrases to your liking.

Always be testing!

From John Caples Tested Advertising Methods:

ACTION- that’s the vital quality that emotional copy possesses and that “reason why” copy lacks.  “Reason why” copy appeals to the the readers’ intelligence and makes them nod their heads in agreement with you. But emotional copy goes deeper. It gets into those portions of the brain where love and hate and fear and desire are. Both types of copy are important. Skillfully combine the two and you will make the readers get up out of their chairs and start for the store.

Urge the Reader to Act - Do not leave them hanging in midair.  Tell them what to do. If you can give them a definite reason for immediate action, such as “Price is going up” or “Supply will soon be exhausted,” so much the better.

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Keyword Tool from Google – How to use it for keyword research

Jeff Pickle | October 6th, 2009
in Pay-Per-Click, Search Engine Optimization


Micheal Phelps

If your going for search traffic gold, keyword research takes a major precedent. I often use the Google AdWords tool to conduct keyword research or the Google Traffic Estimator.

To get a more approximate measure of how much Google organic traffic specific keywords will generate to your website with the Google Keyword Tool, here are some steps that you can follow in the Keyword Tool:

First enter your keyword or keyphrase.

Keyword Tool

Click on Get Keyword Ideas

Switch the match type to “Exact”.

Exact match

Click on “Local Search Volume” to sort.Local search

If you have one of the top spots in the Google search rankings you might get a small percentage of that keyword traffic volume in a month. The Google Traffic Estimator will give you a rough approximation of how much Google traffic to your website you can expect per keyphrase.

Use it as a rule of thumb, there may be other extenuating factors that can skew your numbers. Again, this method should not be considered accurate. Oftentimes, it does come close.

Using the broad match, global search estimates, or not factoring in your search ranking makes the Google AdWords tool only useful in a very broad of scope which is not helpful for individual website traffic estimates.

There is a big disparity in clicks between the first page top rankings and the first page bottom rankings. Not having the number one ranking is like coming in second place after Michael Phelps in the Olympics.

I don’t remember who it was either.

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