Would it be a problem if I simply copy+pasted it?

Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions Facebook & G+ community.

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  Stephen Kaufman: Im assuming you mean in the realm of duplicate content causing a page penalty?
  
  If so, the answer is no, it’s not a problem.
  
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  El Bikito: Stephen Kaufman Thanks man. Appreciate it. That`s exactly what i meant.
  
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  David Morgan: I utilize this practice all the time. I see other brands doing the same thing. I encourage the usage of blurbs.
  
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  El Bikito: David Morgan This is reasuring. Thanks Chief.
  
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  Stockbridge Truslow: Stephen is correct - that it won`t be a problem... but here is a trick you can use to actually help make it clear to Google so it doesn`t get confused...
  
  Wrap your CTA block inside a pair of tags.
  
  e.g.: Here is the repeated CTA content and the button that appears on every single page.
  
  This signals to Google that it is an "aside" - it`s on the page, but it`s not truly part of the content or what makes the page important and unique.
  
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  El Bikito: Stockbridge Truslow Holyshit man, this is brilliant. Thank you. Honest to god, it`s these mini UX and GX practices that end up making the defining difference in the SERPs.
  
  I screenshotted and inputted the comment in a checklist. XD
  
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  Stockbridge Truslow: It`s less brilliant and more just following proper web standards. You`d be surprised how many times just doing things the way they are supposed to be done actually helps with all sorts of things - like SEO.
  
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  Greg Gifford: First - there is no penalty for duplicate content
  
  Second - why would you EVER need a 500 word CTA?
  
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  El Bikito: Greg Gifford That was just a random number. Obviously it wouldn`t be anything longer than 150 words max.
  
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  El Bikito: Greg Gifford Appreciate the help, thanks.
  
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