Your mid journey prompt should be clear and specific, focusing on a particular aspect of the journey that the user is currently on
Your prompt should be relevant to the user's current situation and needs. Consider what challenges they might be facing at this point in their journey and what information or guidance would be most helpful
Use action-oriented language to encourage the user to take specific actions or make specific decisions that will move them closer to their goal.
Keep your prompt short and to the point. Long and complicated prompts can be overwhelming and confusing and may discourage users from engaging with your content.
Provide enough context for the user to understand what they need to do next and why it's important. Give them a sense of the bigger picture and how this particular step fits into the overall journey.
Consider using visual cues such as arrows or icons to draw the user's attention to the key action or decision they need to make.
If possible, personalize the prompt to the user's specific situation or needs. This can make the user feel more engaged and invested in the journey.
Use positive language to encourage the user and make them feel empowered to continue on their journey. Avoid negative or discouraging language that might make the user feel overwhelmed or discouraged.
Test your prompts with users and iterate based on their feedback. Keep refining your prompts until you find the right balance of clarity, relevance, and engagement.