About this block

With Faq Links is the CTA that respects hesitation. One panel splits into the ask, headline and start button, and a short list of the three questions that actually stall signups, each a link routing to its honest answer. The copy names what it is doing, most people pausing here are stuck on one of these, which converts the deflection into rapport.

The questions are one array of strings, each wired to the FAQ anchor or page that answers it. Choose the three from real sales call notes, migration pain, data exit, and stack fit are the defaults for a reason. Three is the limit, five questions becomes an FAQ wearing a CTA costume.

When to use

Reach for this block as the final CTA on longer pages, where everyone still reading has a reason they have not clicked yet. It outperforms a bare ask for considered purchases, and it feeds your FAQ traffic exactly the readers FAQs exist for. Pair the links with compact-two-column-qa or faq-with-contact-card as destinations.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Pricing where the three hesitations were born

After

• FAQs holding the full answers the links promise
• Footers closing the page

What you can display

One strong use is the three stall questions before signup. Other sets:

• Demo hesitations. Will it be a sales call, how long, who should join, for a book a demo ask.
• Enterprise pauses. Security, procurement, and rollout questions beside a talk to us button.
• Switch fears. The three migration questions beside a start your import ask.

Tip: source the questions from lost deal notes, the ones prospects actually asked convert better than the ones you wish they would.