Nineteen percent of clicks in emails tend to go to logos, often diverting traffic from offers, highlighting the need for strategic link placements in messages. The effectiveness of call-to-action (CTA) buttons can be significantly enhanced by using first-person language instead of typical terms like 'register.' Phrasing CTAs in a personal manner, such as 'I want in' or 'get my 25% off,' can increase click-through rates by over 20%. Additionally, CTAs can be longer than one or two words, allowing for more engaging and descriptive phrasing. Testing and optimizing CTA language is a quick and cost-free way to improve email performance across various platforms.