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11. Call-to-action (CTA) phrasing
A single, specific CTA phrasing (e.g., '15-minute call next week?') used to prompt candidate response.
Candidate Outreach & Employer Branding
Call-to-action (CTA) phrasing
A CTA is the short, specific line at the end of a message that asks a candidate to take the next step.
"I get responses when I ask for one tiny, easy action — not when I ask for a vague 'let me know.'"
A CTA phrasing is a concise, actionable prompt (often time-bound and low-effort) that guides a candidate toward the next step, like scheduling or replying.
"I get responses when I ask for one tiny, easy action — not when I ask for a vague 'let me know.'"
A CTA phrasing is a concise, actionable prompt (often time-bound and low-effort) that guides a candidate toward the next step, like scheduling or replying.