I created a new CTA (Beta) page for the purpose of sharing new regulatory information on my company’s website. Can I embed the CTA as a text link as opposed to a CTA button?
The context would be something like: “These 25 States are eligible for new incentives.” Where the link “25 States” would trigger the CTA. Thanks in advance for your input!
Yes, you can certainly embed a call-to-action (CTA) as a text link instead of using a CTA button. This approach can provide a more subtle and integrated way to direct users to specific content while maintaining the context of the text link. In your case, using a text link to trigger your new CTA page is a great idea.
Simply select the text you want to link and Insert the Link as shown below:
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thanks for your insight @Jigar_Thakker , when I select “URL” from the Link to dropdown the CTA (Beta) page isn’t one of the options, and when I paste the code snippet, it’s not an acceptable syntax. Any suggestions on how to insert the link to the CTA page?
In that case you must choose the correct URL and make sure your URL is working fine on all broswers rest in HubSpot this is the way we can add link to the text.
Hey @Roni this was available within the old CTA tool but doesn’t seem to be an easy option anymore.
What I would do is choose “start from scratch” when creating your CTA and create an “embedded button” CTA.
In here select the “styles” tab on the left and set your text style to whatever you want and disable padding/set all the options to 0. In “background” set the background colour opacity to “0%” this will make the background transparent. You want no border and the corner radius to 0% too. Then set the hover styles to whatever you wish.
That’s likely the closest you can get to a text link CTA in the new editor, my guess is you’ll see far too much spacing on the sides for it to be usable in a regular sentence.
Another option outside of using the legacy CTA editor if you have access would be to use HubSpot tracking urls either.