Solo links are the most sensitive link, meaning that they get clicked the most by visitors. The beauty of a Solo Link is that it sticks out like a sore thumb and is used to break-up sales copy and text, adding much needed whites pace to your pages. Below is an example of how Solo Links can be used.

Example:

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In the above example the text link is placed in between two paragraphs to break up the text and provide an excellent exit point for the website visitor.

Here are a few things to consider with adding Solo Links:

1

Use Call to action phrases to entice the visitor to click the link. For example:

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2 Use a Larger Font and different color than the other text on your page. You can exaggerate the font. Size does matter!
3 Center the links in the middle of the section so that they stick out even further.
4 Capitalize each word in your sentences to make the link look strong, more exciting, and more prominent.

It is also a very good idea to add a solo link at the bottom of your page so that if your visitors read your entire page, they can simply click on the link to continue on to the merchant page. This adds flow and continuity to your webpage.