A resource-hub CTA that lays out four places to go on one screen, so the room can each take their own next action after the talk. A three-tier stack: a header, four channel rows (number, channel label, one line of description, access path), and a closing line. None of the four channels depends on another, so any order of entry works.
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Best for: Closing a seminar or webinar, the final slide of a self-serve product talk, a resource hub gathering docs, trial, enquiries and community on one page, a CTA for a room where everyone is at a different stage
Use: Use it where the audience will each take a different next action after the talk. In seminars, webinars and self-serve product intros, where listeners are at different stages, laying docs, trial, enquiries and community side by side on one page lets each person pick the door that matches their stage. Each channel carries its access path, so the slide still works as a photo taken on a phone, and because no channel depends on another, any order of entry gets through.
Avoid: Use cta-contact (a single point of contact) or cta-qr-scan (a single QR entry point) when there is only one next action, cta-dual-path when the room must choose one of two, cta-next-steps for a sequence that must be walked in order, and cta-countdown-urgency when a deadline has to lead. It does not fit channels whose owner or cost terms differ enough to need long explanations, more than five channels (the cards narrow until the channel names wrap), or a mix that includes channels not yet public.
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