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#1 (permalink)   06-10-2011 The Accessible Assistant New Member   Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 44 Tagline Feedback Requested I've been struggling with coming up with a tagline for my business. I've finally come up with a few ideas and would love feedback from everyone. What do you think of the following: · The Accessible Assistant There for Your Business · The Accessible Assistant Your Access to Success · The Accessible Assistant Accessing Success for Your Business · The Accessible Assistant Making Success Accessible for You · The Accessible Assistant Accessing Potential for Your Business · The Accessible Assistant Creating Order from Chaos

#2 (permalink)   06-10-2011 ClockwiseVA Junior Member Company name: Clockwise Virtual Assistance   Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Vancouver, WA Posts: 408 Blog Entries: 1 Re: Tagline Feedback Requested Hi Ailien, My preference is the first one: There for your Business It's simple, rolls off the tongue and complements your company name. __________________ Linda Clockwise Virtual Assistance

#3 (permalink)   06-10-2011 Teressa Contributing Member Company name: Reese Virtual Assistant   Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Tennessee and Georgia Posts: 108 Re: Tagline Feedback Requested I like these two: Your Access to Success Making Success Accessible for You __________________ Teressa@Reese Virtual Assistant www.reeseva.com

#4 (permalink)   06-10-2011 The Accessible Assistant New Member   Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 44 Re: Tagline Feedback Requested Linda and Teressa, Thank you for responding so quickly. Right now I'm leaning towards "There for Your Business" and "Your Access to Success." However, "Your Access to Sucess" may come across as promising too much. Just a thought.

#5 (permalink)   06-10-2011 LucentVA Contributing Member Company name: Lucent Admin Solutions Latest article: Be a Green Office Manager, Part II   Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Southern Midwest, USA Posts: 97 Re: Tagline Feedback Requested I like "Your Access to Success" but I would agree that it could be a little high-reaching. What about "Helping You Access Success" ? __________________ Chela Lucia www.LucentAdminSolutions.com The Bright Choice for Virtual Assistance!

#6 (permalink)   06-10-2011 The Accessible Assistant New Member   Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 44 Re: Tagline Feedback Requested Chela, I like "Helping You Access Success" a lot. I will definately consider it. Thanks!

#7 (permalink)   06-10-2011 burneyvoa Junior Member Company name: An Office Extension, LLC Wendy B's Blog: Wendy B's blog My latest Twitter: Get the correct copy of that birth certificate. Ab...   Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Midwest, Ohio Posts: 306 Blog Entries: 1 Re: Tagline Feedback Requested I like the first two. They both compliment your nam, demonstrate professionalism, and promise proficiency. Wendy __________________ http://www.anofcextension.com Office support, Database Creation and Management, Internet Research

#8 (permalink)   06-10-2011 ClockwiseVA Junior Member Company name: Clockwise Virtual Assistance   Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Vancouver, WA Posts: 408 Blog Entries: 1 Re: Tagline Feedback Requested Originally Posted by burneyvoa I like the first two. They both compliment your nam, demonstrate professionalism, and promise proficiency. Wendy Wendy, there's a tagline in the making: promising proficiency. __________________ Linda Clockwise Virtual Assistance

#9 (permalink)   06-10-2011 The Accessible Assistant New Member   Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 44 Re: Tagline Feedback Requested Wendy and Linda, Your input is invaluable. Thank you! I knew the forums would help me in determining my tagline. I'm still pondering...so I'm open to more feedback from everyone!

#10 (permalink)   06-16-2011 bbSquire Contributing Member Company name: Bookkeeping by Squire Latest blog: Un-prepared sickness. My latest Twitter: Yay know, I might have this. :P SOS: Help! My Cl...   Join Date: May 2010 Location: Scarborough, ON, CDA Posts: 91 Re: Tagline Feedback Requested I like the first one. It's simple, rolls off the tongue and complements your name. The second one seems to make a promise and the others don't roll really well for me. Kim