I’ve been toying with the idea of a tag line, or a subtitle, for a while, but didn’t start to panic until I read Jennine’s IFB newsletter on the necessity of one.So I’m testing some.
Last week I had “literate style” under my banner head. Somehow that seemed a little prim. I don’t want something too academic sounding, something that evokes the MLA stylebook, for instance, but maybe this one was appropriate?
This week I have "'too intellectual' for Vogue since 1996." This one may read like self-deprecating egotism (huh?), so I added a little context to the “about me” section. It is “true,” so I like that.
I suppose I could also have a rotating tagline, but would that be confusing?
Any reaction to any of these possibilities?
I actually quite like "literate style". It says erudite lady, to me.
ReplyDeleteOh, I have such a hard time when it comes to tag lines, but I do think literate style is a nice one!
ReplyDeleteI also vote for "literate style."
ReplyDeleteAgreed. I don't think "literate style" is prim at all.
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Literate style is great! Eek, do we really have to have a tagline?
ReplyDeleteI say pick one and stick to it!
ReplyDeleteWell, it looks like you settled on literate style. I like the too intellectual one too but it was probably too long for a tag line.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you added that note to your about me. It's something to be proud of!