"Book your seat NOW" - Language of Ads.
Simply I just wanna know the common phrase in English ads that matches the Arabic one I'm handling. The Arabic one says, "Badir Bil-Hagz" which can be literally translated into "be initiative (or) hurry up in reservation". When I'm advertising a course, seminar, or internship and want to encourage the audience to book/reserve a place in my business as soon as possible.
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Don't miss out - Book now
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You would say:
"Reserve your seat today!"
or
"Don't wait! RSVP today!"
(RSVP is an acronym used to encourage people to respond to an event to indicate if they will attend or not)
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Along the lines of Hilary's suggestion, you could write "Beat the rush - book now"
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