One button, front and center: the highlight button
Add a single, prominent call-to-action to your Keepp page — one that stays on screen as visitors scroll. Point it at your sale, your booking link, or whatever matters most right now.
By Keepp Team
Most link pages bury the one thing you actually want people to do. A visitor lands, scans a wall of equal-looking links, and has to guess which one matters today. The thing you’d most like them to tap — your sale, your new booking link, the campaign you’re pouring effort into — sits in the pile with everything else.
Keepp has a block for exactly this: the highlight button. It’s one bold call-to-action, with text and a link you choose, that stays with the visitor as they scroll.
One button, hard to miss
Drop a highlight button anywhere in your page, and it renders full width — you can only add one per page, which is the point: it’s meant to be the one obvious next step, not another item in the list. Scroll past it, and it doesn’t disappear; a slim version sticks to the bottom of the screen so it’s always one tap away, however far down the page a visitor has gone.
That’s the difference between a link that’s present and a link that converts. Attention is the whole game, and one prominent button beats ten equal ones.
Point it at whatever matters right now
The best part is what’s on the other side of the button — and that’s entirely yours to decide:
- Your main site or shop. Send people straight to the place you actually sell, no detour.
- A live promo or sale. “20% off this week” hits harder as the first thing you set someone up to tap than as link number seven.
- An active campaign. Running ads, a collab, a launch? Match the button to the campaign so the traffic you’re paying for lands exactly where you want it.
- A booking link. “Book a call,” “Reserve a table,” “Join the waitlist” — whatever your next step is.
- A launch or drop. Point it at the new thing the day it goes live.
Set the button text to say exactly what you mean, paste in the link, and it’s live.
Change it as fast as your campaigns change
Campaigns move. Your page should keep up. Because the highlight button is just text plus a link you control, you can swap it in seconds — flip from “Shop the summer sale” to “Pre-order now” to “Watch the launch” as the week unfolds. No redesign, no rebuild — only the message and destination change.
If you run something on a fixed schedule — a weekend sale, a launch day — you can also set the block to start and stop automatically at set times, so it shows up and disappears on its own instead of you remembering to flip it each time.
Why a single, obvious CTA works
Give someone five choices and they slow down. Give them one clear, confident button and they act. The highlight button is built on that simple truth: it removes the guesswork, points at one destination, and stays with the visitor until they tap. It’s the most direct path from “someone found my page” to “someone did the thing I wanted.”
Set it up in seconds
Add the Highlight button block from the editor’s block picker, type your button text, and add the link. It’s on your page immediately, following visitors as they scroll.
keepp.link/yourhandle is free to claim. Takes two minutes.