Some times just one line of text on your content on your Zubbit Call-to-Action’s just isn’t enough. Well unlike virtually every other Link Shortener out there, we’ve cracked it!

YES….

We’ve come up with an easy neat way you can add line breaks into your text.

With this neat little trick you can now easily add a line break to any Brand Title, Call-to-Action message or Button Text

To enable this extra line you simply just need to use the tag

<br>

between your two lines of text as shown on the Call-to-Action Tab below:

And also on the Branding Tab:

This technique can be used on the following fields:

• Brand Title
• Call-to-Action Message
• Call-to-Action Button Text

This is an example of all three fields using an extra line:

NEAT!

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Beyond the great theming engine on Zubbit, we’ve given our customers the ability to add their own Custom CSS to their call-to-action adverts.

In short custom CSS styles gives you the ability to change the style of individual words or characters which override the global design settings of the design selected.

Currently, there are three different styles which can be simply applied to any Call-to-Action Link – which are Bold, Italics and Underscore (see below for a more advanced styling technique):

Inline Custom CSS Styles can be applied to the following fields as shown in the example above:

• Brand Title
• Call-to-Action Message
• Call-to-Action Button Text

How do I Apply These Custom CSS Styles

We use what’s known as HTML Tags which you simply surround the word or character with. At the current time only these HTML Tags below are supported:

<b></b> (for Bold not no longer supported on IE)
<i></i> (for Italics)
<u></u> (for Underscore)
<span></span> (used for applying any type of custom style you want using a format called CSS which stands for Cascading Style Sheet - see below for further details)

So to produce the brand title in the Call-to-Action Advert above we would type this into the Brand Title field:

<b>BOLD</b> - <i>ITALICS</i> - <u>UNDERSCORE</u>

So far we have only covered three different style types.

Lets now take a look at a more advanced styling technique below!

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We also allow you to apply any supported CSS style you wish through the use of the following HTML Tag:

<span></span>

by setting the style directly yourself on the HTML Tag, for example I could do this:

<span style="color:red">RED</span>

which would display the word RED as the colour red.

We can supply as many CSS styles as we wish but each one needs to be separated by a semi-colon, for example:

<span style="color:red;font-size:25px;font-weight:700">RED</span>

which would display the word RED as the colour red using a font size of 25 pixels using a font weight of 700 which is the replacement for the

<b></b>

tag.

These are some of the most popular CSS styles you can use with your Call-to-Action Advert text:

• background-color: (enter a valid color name or color hex value like #ff0000 for red)
• color: (enter a valid color name or color hex value like #ff0000 for red)
• font-size: (enter a number followed by px)
• font-family: (enter a valid font family i.e. Arial, Verdana, Courier New, Georgia, Impact etc.)
• font-style: (enter one of these normal, italic, oblique)
• font-variant: (enter one of these normal, small-caps)
• font-weight: (enter a number from 100 to 900 increments of 100 i.e. 700 is the same as using )
• letter-spacing: (enter a number followed by px)
• text-decoration: (enter one of these overline, line-through, underline)
• word-spacing: (enter a number followed by px)

These additional two have just been tested to work but are advanced styles which you will need to refer to external documentation on how to use them:

• text-shadow: (click here for further details)
• transform: (click here for further details)

Bringing all these different inline custom styles together you can produce a Call-to-Action Advert which could look like this:

If you want to learn more about CSS and how to use other styles with your Call-to-Action Link text then refer to the w3schools website here.

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One of the really fun things you can do with your Zubbit call-to-action adverts is use emojis’s to spice them up a bit.

But it’s not just about fun, Emoji’s can drive in immense traffic if you use them in your messages. 30% of people use Emojis several times a single day.

It isn’t a surprise that emoji-based marketing campaigns have also increased by 777% year-over-year according to Appboy Study.

Twitter saw 25.4% more engagement using Emojis. In Facebook, the use of Emojis resulted in 57% more likes, 33% more comments, and 33% more shares. Things are no different in Instagram. 50% of all the comments and captions have Emojis.

You can use emoji’s on virtually every element of your call-to-actions:

• Brand Title
• Call-to-Action Message
• Call-to-Action Button Text

They also work on all our call-to-action advert types. Here are a more fun examples:

You can have a lot of fun with your Emoji’s but more importantly they will help increase your conversions.

For a good source of Emoji’s we use Emojipedia.

HAVE FUN!

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Zubbit supports more types of Call-to-Actions than any other platform.

We currently support Branded Text Call-to-Actions, Image Call-to-Actions, Video Call-to-Actions, Audio Call-to-Actions and Social Media Call-to-Actions.

In this video I’ll show you exactly how you can set up each type of Call-to-Action easily and quickly.

Watch How to Create your Call-to-Action Averts

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Zubbit is the No.1 site for creating short links with Call-to-Actions as we support more formats of Call-to-Actions than anyone else, from text, images, audio, video and content from social platforms.

Creating a Call-to-Action link is easy with Zubbit:

Watch the Video

or just Follow these Simple Steps

1) Click on the Links option on the dashboard menu:

2) That will then reveal a list of your existing links and the option to create more. From here just click on the + Create Call-to-Action Link button:

3) That will then initially display an empty form:

4) Next step is to select a Call-to-Action to use on this link. All you need to do is select from the list of existing reusable Call-to-Actions from the list. If you have not created a Call-to-Action yet then check out our section on the different types of Call-to-Actions you can create:

5) Next step is to select a Theme to use on this link. All you need to do is select from the list of existing reusable Themes from the list. You can either use one of Zubbit’s themes from our library of themes or you can create one of your own that fits your brand. so what the theme does is apply the look and feel to your Call-to-Action:

6) Grab the URL of the page you want to share:

7) You then copy and paste the URL into the destination URL field, and with the Call-to-Action and theme selected things are really shaping up. When you copy the URL in you can also see a preview of the page with your Call-to-Action on so you can see what it will look like:

8) The link is now good to go and you can press SAVE. Note you can also add retgareting pixels and also customise the link with a Custom Domain or Custom Shortlink. When you press SAVE this will then take you back to the list of links with your new link ready to use:

ALL DONE – YOU CAN NOW SHARE THIS LINK

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Welcome to the world of Call-to-Actions!

If you are wondering what they are then they are basically an advert you can place over any website you share. So you find a piece of content you want to share, and then can create a Zubbit Shortlink but add a Call-to-Action over that page when someone clicks on your link.

Zubbit comes packed with some great tools to enable you to build Call-to-Actions like the one above, but also from Images, Video, Audio and Social Media content. No other platform gives you as many options to build Call-to-Actions from.

The following KB articles we will show you exactly how to:

How to Create a Call-to-Action Advert
How to Customise them with Emojis
How to Customise them with Cool CSS
How to Create multi-line Call-to-Actions
How to Change the Open Graph Meta Tags

HAVE FUN!

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Zubbit requires a website to support iframes in order to display your Call-to-Action on the page. When a page is not supported, you can still create a short link with retargeting, but your Call-to-Action Advert will not appear.

When attempting to use a page that is not supported, you will see this message:

However Zubbit also checks if the mobile version of a website supports iframes, and if it does it will use that instead and give you the following warning so you know its done that:

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