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Help WebmasterWorld Pick A Mission Statement / Tagline

Brett has posted in the Webmaster Supporters forum asking for help with picking a 3-4 word mission statement for WebmasterWorld. He might be getting jealous of all those trendy brand name taglines that are so cool (Fedex: peace of mind, etc..) Maybe not though. Some companies (eBay, CNN, Amazon) which have acheived common word status can get away without a mission statement. I think WebmasterWorld might qualify for that. Regardless, its never to late to add a clever mission statement for fun.

Brett asks:


So Guy says that you should have a 3-4 word mission statement. He used examples:

Fedex: peace of mind.
Wendys: healthy fast food.
Nike: genuine athletic performance.

What would webmasterworld's be?

Help WebmasterWorld pick a mission statement in the Supporters Forum (Paid Reg required).



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posted Phoenix in SEO Copywriting at November 30, 2006 12:15 PM Comments (7)

Comments

How about "Not the best. Just the first."

 

ping-bang dubdubdub, wiki-wiki ping-bang

(to music of course!)

 

"Cloaking for fun and profit"

 

On Webmaster World, no one knows you're a dog.

Or...

The Sky is Falling

or

Webmaster World, more anonymous than an AA meeting.

Nick's suggestion is good too.

 

how about
"Rounding Up The Forum News" or
"Rounding Up The Search Forum News" or just
"Rounding Up The Search News"

:)

 

oooooooooh doh.... please don't mind my total lack of brains tonight and ignore my previous post - I thought it was for here, yeesh... I need a vacation! :(

 

Too funny Li. Hope you get to a vacation soon. We are not picking a tagline here, Barry and I already came up with that one while back.

 

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