UX/UI - CTA as popup bottom on mobile view

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A CTA (Call-to-Action) popup at the bottom view on mobile in a directory is effective for several reasons:1. High VisibilityThe bottom of the screen is a natural resting place for thumbs on mobile devices, making it easy to tap without extra effort.Always within view, especially when scrolling through listings, ensuring maximum exposure.2. Improved EngagementGrabs attention without being intrusive, as users can easily dismiss or interact with it.Encourages immediate action, such as โ€œCall Now,โ€ โ€œBook a Visit,โ€ or โ€œGet Directions.โ€3. Mobile-Optimized DesignFits seamlessly into mobile browsing behavior, where users expect quick access to options.Does not block content, maintaining a positive user experience while promoting actions.4. Higher Conversion RatesMakes it easy for users to act when interest is highestโ€”after reading details about a business or service.Offers direct shortcuts to phone calls, emails, bookings, or purchases without needing to scroll back up.5. Contextual RelevanceCan be personalized based on the listing viewed (e.g., โ€œContact this restaurantโ€ or โ€œBook a tableโ€).Provides urgency with limited-time offers, such as โ€œOnly 2 spots leftโ€”Reserve Now!โ€Example Use Case in a DirectoryA user viewing a restaurant listing sees this popup at the bottom:Someone looking for a software ro course or amazon item, and see a promo code and clicking on it to have the discount

Sergey

1 month ago

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