im wondering if anyone has ever done testing on buttons, seems it would make a significant impact on conversions. For items that are not products where it would not make sense to say "buy" or "buy now" what are some strong and clear button call to actions?
Subscription businesses..
Select Plan --- as seen in put below
or some ideas:
Select
Select Package
Choose Package
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Does putting arrows in the buttons make it seem more attractive or help the user have direction on what to do better?
so again if anyone has tested on monthly charges id like to hear feedback from testing or just opinion, thanks.
Subscription businesses..
Select Plan --- as seen in put below
or some ideas:
Select
Select Package
Choose Package
Choose Plan
Does putting arrows in the buttons make it seem more attractive or help the user have direction on what to do better?
so again if anyone has tested on monthly charges id like to hear feedback from testing or just opinion, thanks.
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