"Just in case...buy organic!" ;) Jeb Bateman wrote: > > On Thu, Apr 19, 2001 at 03:17:33PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > It might help in keeping the message short and simple (always a key > > to success) to rely on the webpage for much of what I suggested > > earlier. Have the main thrust after our name and what our mission > > is, be "visit the webpage." > > I think this is an excellent suggestion. Instead of trying to develop > a really fancy flier, we could come up with a simple meme instead. (A > meme is like a catch phrase, in that it moves from person to person > easily.) I read an article on this at Guru.com, where an example of a > consultant who would tell people "I help service businesses find more > customers." This would immediately draw a response, "Oh, that's what > I need." Or, even if it didn't directly apply to them, people would > often remember and tell others who were looking for more business. > So, basically, we need a very short and simple phrase that tells > people what is useful about the buying club. Brainstorming... > > "We help people save money on organic foods." > > "Organic foods at more reasonable prices." > > "We build community through food and cooperation." > > "Organic food for everyone!" > > "We help people buy organic food." > > "We help people save time buying good food." > > Hmmm... Other ideas?? > >
