A Call to Action
In the web content department, we have something called a 'call to action'. It's a very standard part of every copy where the writer eggs on the reader to purchase a product by enticing him with the benefits of said action.
"Keep your love life stable by getting a lovelife stabilizer from our site today!"
Something like that.
Sometimes, calls to action are very basic. Some can get pretty bullshitty, IMO. But there comes a time when one simply must heed the call to action.
Heed it, or all else is lost. Especially after letting so many other calls to action simply pass by.
I finally got around to heeding one of my calls to action. I finished the revisions for the *** Grand Alumni website... fixing some stuff, adding some logos, editing some text... I do hope they don't make me change anything anymore and pay me my five grand already.
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First day in my new cubicle at work earlier. It's going to take some getting used to... it's not as cold there, and the keyboard is different, and I don't have that power unit with extra sockets where I usually plug my laptop into on the rare occasion that I bring it with me.
Well, you know what they say... "Change we can believe in." Oh, wait, that's Barack's.
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I'm picking up my copy of Disgaea 3 for the PS3 hopefully tomorrow. But I still don't think I can handle being so strapped for cash that I might sell it anyway. :/
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Do As Infinity is alive and well!
"Keep your love life stable by getting a lovelife stabilizer from our site today!"
Something like that.
Sometimes, calls to action are very basic. Some can get pretty bullshitty, IMO. But there comes a time when one simply must heed the call to action.
Heed it, or all else is lost. Especially after letting so many other calls to action simply pass by.
I finally got around to heeding one of my calls to action. I finished the revisions for the *** Grand Alumni website... fixing some stuff, adding some logos, editing some text... I do hope they don't make me change anything anymore and pay me my five grand already.
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First day in my new cubicle at work earlier. It's going to take some getting used to... it's not as cold there, and the keyboard is different, and I don't have that power unit with extra sockets where I usually plug my laptop into on the rare occasion that I bring it with me.
Well, you know what they say... "Change we can believe in." Oh, wait, that's Barack's.
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I'm picking up my copy of Disgaea 3 for the PS3 hopefully tomorrow. But I still don't think I can handle being so strapped for cash that I might sell it anyway. :/
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Do As Infinity is alive and well!