Looking for suggestions for a tagline!

Gambino 9 years ago

Originally Posted by benjamenjuan

the best thing is that you can

generate targeted exposure quickly with social media!

Targeted Traffic Today
Targeted Social Traffic
Rapid Social Traffic

Or a million other quick to the point slogans.
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webmarke 9 years ago

Originally Posted by benjamenjuan

the best thing is that you can

generate targeted exposure quickly with social media!

"Your Shortcut To Targeted Social Media Exposure!"
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Rose Anderson

9 years ago

Use your own phrase, "How to target buyers with social media". To the point, no excess verbiage.

Rose

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kodewhizz

9 years ago

Make sure its to-the-point and extremely catchy.
Something like "Social Sniper- Laser Targeted Leads!"

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newbim

9 years ago

"Taking competition OUT"

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Jonathan 2.0

Banned 9 years ago

Social Sniper
Success In Your Sites

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kazimuhith

9 years ago

Social Sniper!

A magnet for social traffic!

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moss

9 years ago

Start reading Copy Hackers. Specifically start reading 'Headlines, Subheads & Value Propositions' by Joanna Wiebe. I think you'll find it a great help with not just finding a great tagline but understanding why that tagline is so good.

If you're doing a big enough launch develop 2 or 3 and AB test them. You can even cheat a bit by doing a pre launch email each with each of the potential tag lines as a subject line. Then based on open rates you can tell what your target audience engages with the most. It's not to say that will be the best tagline and you should still test on the actual site, but it's a good proxy. You can do the same thing by testing tagline using Facebook ads if you don't have a big enough email list and looking at engagement stats.

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benjamenjuan

9 years ago

Originally Posted by moss

Start reading Copy Hackers. Specifically start reading 'Headlines, Subheads & Value Propositions' by Joanna Wiebe. I think you'll find it a great help with not just finding a great tagline but understanding why that tagline is so good.

If you're doing a big enough launch develop 2 or 3 and AB test them. You can even cheat a bit by doing a pre launch email each with each of the potential tag lines as a subject line. Then based on open rates you can tell what your target audience engages with the most. It's not to say that will be the best tagline and you should still test on the actual site, but it's a good proxy. You can do the same thing by testing tagline using Facebook ads if you don't have a big enough email list and looking at engagement stats.

Great advice thank you!

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nguoiduatin196

9 years ago

What is your USP?

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gingerninjas

9 years ago

Tag lines should be - sharp and to the point. Think about some of the most famous tag lines - Nike (Just Do It), Avis (We Try Harder), Coca Cola (It's The Real Thing), L'Oreal (Cause You're Worth It)... while you may not be able to get a tag line that is renowned world wide, I would suggest making what ever you come up with really snappy and concise.

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benjamenjuan

9 years ago

Originally Posted by gingerninjas

Tag lines should be - sharp and to the point. Think about some of the most famous tag lines - Nike (Just Do It), Avis (We Try Harder), Coca Cola (It's The Real Thing), L'Oreal (Cause You're Worth It)... while you may not be able to get a tag line that is renowned world wide, I would suggest making what ever you come up with really snappy and concise.

I think those are slogans, imo the tag line is descriptive, exciting and supports the headline, not very long but not as short as a slogan

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ryanbiddulph

9 years ago

Spend a ton more time in a quiet room. The tagline idea will hit ya

Works like a charm.

Here's to more social sniping for you

Ryan

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jogunn

9 years ago

I have run contests on Freelancer in the past to get ideas for brand names and slogans. You can start a contest for around $10 and people will give you ideas and you can rate them.

Its a great way to get lots of input for a low cost.