I need your opinion to help me choose slogan for my business

I like the "creating memories of a lifetime" but I would add something before memories which would tell of what kind of memories one would have.

How about: "Creating unforgettable memories of a lifetime."

Good luck,

-Andrey

Could you create a slogan (tagline) that reflects what's geographically specific to your services or what's unique about what you provide? For example: Trekking the Himalayas like a Native or Visit the real Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan and India

Get the idea? Hope this helps, Karen

I guess one CRITICAL element in deciding on slogans is the CONTEXT that you expect your audience to hear/see the slogan. Another critical element is what hearing / seeing the slogan is supposed to motivate them to DO.

Before making a MEANINGFUL decision on which slogan is best, I think these questions have to be answered first. Maybe other questions too, but these 2 popped into my head.

Hope this helps.

:) nmw

Unforgettable Himalayan trekking experience guaranteed...

Though a bit long but i guess it captures the essence of your buisness.

Hi AC,

I think that your current tagline could be applied to any travel experience. What is unique about your travel adventure is probably altitude and the unique beauty of the area.

What is something about this trip that exists no where else, can't be duplicated?

I'm thinking things like....

Discover the top of the world.....

Sitting on top of the world

Reach the heights of experience

something along those lines

happy to brainstorm further with you if anything strikes a gong.

Alana

Unleash yourself with Himalayan trekking!

Creating memories of a lifetime..." and "Journeys of Exploration and Discoveries...." sound all very trite and expected. Like I've heard it over and over again in other ad speak (and I know of which I speak since I do work in the advertising industry).

"UNLEASH YOURSELF" opens a whole world of possibilities. Let yourself loose on the world. I LOVE IT!

graphicgranola

I'd say hold off on the slogan till you get further along. It's too easy to get stuck with a slogan that isn't really "you" and may actually turn off some potential clients.

Your best slogan will come to you when a client says something that feels just right.

himalayansherpa.com

-What would you do at 29 thousand feet?

*when spoken, emphasis on the "You"

In an unofficial poll, it tested better than:

    Pulmonary edema, it's a b|#<h

tee hee hee -ahem. sorry.

Nope, it's not the money. I like the people I meet, the stories I hear, and the families I help. The investment choices I facilitate. The long time friendships that develop. It all leads to a great sense of satisfaction and accomplishment in the end.

It's not bad being rewarded for my efforts but as detailed in the article on my home page, you (a fellow realtor) know we work more for our commission than people are aware of. So the income ends up being commensurate with the output of effort and service we provide. Not to mention our investment in marketing --and these days, just paying for the gas to drive around. :(

The broker's open gala events are a lot of though. :D

Great comments by Neil - the latter slogan had me laughing a bit!

Allow me to summarize

Business Focus: Leading rigorous treks and expeditions through Himalayan regions such as India, Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan regions.

Position: Expert-level Himalayan Guide

Website: www.himalayansherpa.com

General Slogan: "Bring your backpack...and maybe a small lunch!" (comedic) or "Learn what 'The Sky's the Limit' really means!" (inspirational) or "Let's go for a walk in the clouds!" (simple)

Mission Statement: Consider this in 2-3 sentences max.

Target Market: Who are you looking to focus on attracting? Different demographics are inspired differently, especially through words and images.

I used to sit around with some creative types at Nike, Brooks and several event marketing companies. Saw your posting and thought I'd offer my two cents!

-Julian

"Himalayas. Rarely achieved and never bettered".