WP CTA Pro

WP CTA Pro extends the WP CTA tools with more call-to-action formats and show controls, managed in the WordPress administration area. Its interface is designed for setup without coding. Use it for promotions, contact prompts, lead generation, affiliate marketing, content promotion, newsletter signups, service call buttons, offers, or discounts.

Formats for different messages

The underlying WP CTA tools include sticky CTAs that stay visible as users scroll and tab CTAs that expand when visitors interact with them. Pro adds formats for other kinds of messages:

• Floating buttons can prompt a call, contact, or custom action.
• Banners and announcement bars appear at the top or bottom of the website for promotions and notices.
• HTML and shortcode CTAs provide custom content blocks within the available builder.
• GDPR bars provide a format for consent and compliance notifications.

Display rules and appearance

Show a CTA on specific pages or posts, or across the website. Advanced targeting can use timing, scroll behavior, and visitor interactions to determine when it appears. Customize colors, text, position, fonts, and other styling elements through the interface. Entrance animations include slide and fade effects, and responsive design supports desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

Testing and tracking

Create unlimited CTAs for different pages, campaigns, or audiences. Development Mode lets you test a CTA before making it live. Click tracking and analytics help you review interactions with CTA elements. Product information lists A/B testing as a Pro capability. When the standard design controls do not fit your layout, use the custom CSS editor. Priority support is included with the Pro upgrade.

Create and publish a CTA

1. Install and activate the WP CTA plugin and its Pro edition.
2. Create a CTA from the WordPress dashboard.
3. Choose a format, such as a floating button, banner, HTML or shortcode block, or GDPR bar.
4. Enter the content and customize its colors, fonts, position, and other design settings.
5. Set display conditions for pages, timing, scrolling, or visitor interactions.
6. Use Development Mode to test the CTA before publishing.
7. Publish it, then review the available click tracking and analytics.