I've finished an ecourse on using WordPress to create great websites fast. My guiding light has always been this tagline:

Improve your bottom line. Fire your webmaster.

I think it's strong and evocative. It's appropriate to my initial target market, which is small biz/organization stakeholders who are tired of getting ripped off for websites, or who have tried to use WordPress before. It's also a bit cruel in these hard times. Plus, I actually think it's going to be a great product for webmaster because they can get more billable work done in less time. So I need to drop that tagline.

My others just feel blah after that one. Would you expert mind telling me which one you think would pull the best?

1. Build great sites in minutes. Let the world find them in hours.
2. Build 3 websites. Launch your marketing campaign. Then have lunch.
3. Create real business websites in minutes. Let the world find them in hours.
4. Learn it. Do it. Sell it.
5. Build great sites in minutes. Watch them make money in hours.

Or maybe it's back to the drawing board?

Thanks.

Tom Campbell