Glossary

Call to action (CTA)

A call to action is the line that tells the reader what to do next: book, save, comment or tap the link. One clear CTA works better than several.

A CTA turns attention into a result. Without one, a good post is enjoyed and forgotten. It should match the goal of the post: a sales post asks for a booking, a tips post for a save.

The best CTAs are concrete and easy: they name the action, the place and, when it helps, the reason. “Link in bio” alone is weaker than “Book a table for Sunday via the link in our bio”.

Example

“Save this for your next grocery run” on a recipe post, or “Book a trial week, link in bio” on a gym's post.

Words are easy.
Posts take a plan.

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