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Why
Users want to know why they should do something. What’s in it for them? They typically focus on the beginning of a sentence, so make your instruction worth it by starting with the outcome—in other words, the benefit.

Where should we send the link?

Why
This form of sentence propels the user to act because humans find it difficult to leave a question unanswered when they can answer it.

We didn’t drink our coffee this morning and our links got confused. The page you wanted isn’t here. We’re really sorry. Until we take care of it, here are some other pages that might interest you:

Why
Explain the problem beautifully, using simple words, take full responsibility for the problem, and at the end offer a few links as the way out.

Until we take care of it, here are some other pages that might interest you

Why?
Using simple words to explains the problem beautifully.

Yes, Please!

Why
Use this newsletter CTA to take the path of social proof, and then give users the feeling that by signing up they join an exciting exclusive community.

Your shopping card is empty, neglected and poor. Add items to relive it. Continue shopping. What’t fun?

Why
Make clear that the bag is empty. Motivate the users to buy something and provide links.

Your card is empty. What to change that?

Why
Dive your users in a specific path to buy your products.

Second-hand car – no hassle, and with a full warranty

Why
Change the focus of your texts to what users will gain rather than what they need to do to benefit.

What would you like to design?

Why
Ask your users what they would like to design

Your shopping card is empty. Don’t let it stay empty. Add items to your wishlist.

Why?
Used to encourage users to continue exploring.

Discover the best ideas of microcopy

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203 microcopies are submitted until now!