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10 Perfect ‘Calls-To-Action’ to use in Pinterest Pins to Get Email List Subscribers

 
10 perfect calls to action for email list sign-ups




Pinterest is a great tool for so many things. Whether gathering new ideas or inspiration for a hobby or creating a wish-list of products for your home, well-designed Pinterest Pins can funnel us to solutions on the internet. 


Another great use of Pinterest in your marketing strategy is funneling people to a landing page or section of your website to get them to sign-up to your email newsletter. Obviously the content of the landing page & copy of the pin matters, but an inspiring call- to-action specific to this goal is the last piece of this puzzle.  


Here are 10 great calls-to-action you can use in your Pinterest Pin designs, Instagram Stories, & more… to try and get more email list subscribers. 


  1. “Sign Me Up”
  2. “Subscribe Here”
  3. “Join Today”
  4. “Be The First To Know”
  5. “Get Weekly Emails”
  6. “Join The Community”
  7. “Become An Insider”
  8. “Want More?”
  9. “Get Early Alerts”
  10. “Don’t Miss Future Updates!”

    

     To help you out, here’s a collection of the 10 above phrases on some social media buttons. These can be used on Pinterest Pins. Instagram Stories, & more. The sheet can also be used with the new Pinterest Collage Feature. If you’re using the Pinterest iOS app you can save pins & ‘cut-out’ parts to make collages! 





    Also be sure to download my free Gradient Template pack  that also uses some of these calls-to-actions to get email sign-ups!


Best of Luck,

Eric (Fiverr: eeb2010)

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