Name That Newsletter (And Win a Gift Card)
June 29, 2010
Dear Fans of Tannuzzo Copywriting,
I need your help.
In about two weeks the first Tannuzzo Copywriting e-newsletter will make its way around the Web and into an inbox near you. That is, if you’ve subscribed to it. If you haven’t but you want to, simply scroll down to the bottom left of this page and enter your info into the opt-in box. Done already? Great. Don’t want to? No worries. I bet you get a lot of these things already. That’s cool. I still like you.
Now here’s where I need you to exercise that noodle of yours. I need a catchy name for my e-mail newsletter. Since most of my readers are fellow creatives, I thought I’d leave the work up to you. This way I can focus on working with my paying clients. Wicked smart, eh?
Keep in mind I’m a hard marker. Imagine the many hours I’d spent agonizing over the creation of my company name. It took persistence, a team of dedicated advisors and a dash of pure genius to construct the magnificent uniqueness that is Tannuzzo Copywriting.
You want incentive? I’ve got some, in the form of a $20 Barnes & Noble gift card.
Here are the contest rules:
- Think of a name for the newsletter and add it in the comments section below. Don’t worry if your comment doesn’t appear right away; I may need to approve it.
- Clever and fun are good, dirty and inappropriate are bad.
- Contest ends Monday, July 5, at 11:59 p.m., so get to it.
- Enter as many times as you’d like, but spammers will be blocked.
- You may ask questions in the comments section below or e-mail me.
- I reserve the right not to choose any of your suggestions, but I’ll award the gift card to the runner-up in that particular case.
- No purchase necessary.
Ah, I can almost smell the wood burning. Good luck to all!
Found this on Twitter. How about these…
1. Copywriter’s Correspondence
2. The Word Wiz
3. The Monthly Metaphor
4. Writer Unblocked
Thank You!
The Copy eSmith
The Copy eMentor
Copywrite eNews
Copywrite eNotes
or the above without the second “e”
The Write Wiz
The Write Copy
The Right Copywrite
Read the Copywrite(r)
Hey, those are pretty good so far. Keep ‘em coming–and thanks!
Loss For Words
Interesting, Jim. My original tag line for the company was “Never at a loss for words.”
Tannuzzo’s Tips
The Tannuzzo Tenet
Tonic Tannuzzo
The Anti-Taciturn
Tannuzzo Tells
I found that even my worst ideas can sometimes help me think of better ones. So if you don’t like these 5 suggestions, I hope they’re bad enough to help….
Words Matter
The Written Word
Tannuzzo On Copy
In Other Words…
The Fine Print
Write no Wrong
Not bad so far. Good work, everyone.
Naming is not my thing, but I’ll throw out some ideas anyhow.
Precepts from the Pro
Writer’s Ravings
Copy that Kills
Writing that Rocks
Do What I Say…Or Else
Laws of Client Attraction
Writing with Reason
Oh, just realized I missed your deadline. I’m leaving these suggestions here anyhow. This is a good exercise because I need to come up with a name for the monthly critique on my Investment Writing Facebook page.