A sticky CTA is a call-to-action element that remains visible on the screen while the user scrolls. It ensures the action button is always accessible, reducing friction in the buying process.
On mobile devices, long product pages can push the add-to-cart button far out of view. If customers must scroll back up to take action, some will abandon the purchase. A sticky CTA keeps the key action present at all times, which can improve conversion rates and reduce drop-offs.
Sticky CTAs are typically implemented as fixed-position bars or buttons anchored to the top or bottom of the screen. They often include essential details such as the product name, price, and action button. Proper design ensures they are unobtrusive yet clearly visible.
A shoe retailer adds a sticky "Add to Cart" button on mobile product pages. Add-to-cart rates increase by 12 percent, particularly among mobile visitors who no longer have to scroll back up.
A sticky CTA is not the same as a floating action button for utility actions like live chat. Sticky CTAs are tied directly to the purchase or conversion goal.
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