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CM CLUB - need some help with a STRAPLINE to go with my new website.............

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looneytune · 19/06/2009 09:29

After building my website over 4 years ago, it's time for a change. I did mine myself and it's not exactly the professional look I want and as I've been offered a brand spanking new website for free , I'm thinking about all the changes I want to make!

I'm trying to think of a strapline to go with my website. You know, like Tesco have 'every little helps'....that sort of thing!

My company name is Helen's Little Angels (Childminding Services). I asked some others and these are the ideas I've been given so far:

'The perfect guardian for your little angels' (her thoughts being I'm the guardian angel)

'Let me look after your little cherubs. Keeping your cherubs safe n sound' (I'd change cherubs to angels though)

Any other ideas????

TIA

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outnumberedbymales · 19/06/2009 11:12

"next best thing to mum and dad"

"the heavenly childminding service"

"your complete childcare solution"

Claireodon · 19/06/2009 15:28

Divine care for your little angels

Let your little angels spread their wings

HSMM · 19/06/2009 17:15

How about

'Give me your little angels and I'll turn them into little devils'

HSMM · 19/06/2009 17:17

Actually ... I quite like 'let your litle angels spread their wings' Claireodon ... or 'watch your little angels learn to fly'

looneytune · 19/06/2009 18:50

Wow, great ideas, thanks a lot

HSMM - I'm wondering if the other Thursday had anything to do with that comment!!!

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HSMM · 19/06/2009 19:38

Looney - nothing to do with last Thursday - they were little angels - I have seen far far worse

saz73 · 19/06/2009 20:05

I personally would stay away from something like 'let your litle angels spread their wings' or 'watch your little angels learn to fly' to me sounds like you're letting them run wild, but that is only MY personal opinion. Do you really need a 'slogan'. I would just write about the fantasic service you offer which would sound amazing compared to a slogan. You were graded good with lots of outstandings in areas I would market yourself on that, which parents are looking to read.

looneytune · 19/06/2009 21:03

Hiya Saz. I quite liked that one but open to as many more ideas as people can give as it all helps As for needing a slogan/strapline......of course I don't NEED one but it's nice to have and as it was asked in the brochure I've got to complete, I thought now was the time to add one. The 'content' of the website will remain as it would have done, this will just be added.

I've just quickly searched through childminder websites I found via google and here are some that I came across:

'Love and Care for all to Share'

'Fun in a friendly family home'

'Where your children can have fun and learn without even knowing it'

'What will your child learn today?'

'Quality childcare in a caring home environment'

'a childminding service that works with parents to provide a caring and loving environment for your child'

I personally think it's nice to have something but that's just me

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nannynick · 19/06/2009 23:34

How about something that mentions your location?
Caring for little angels in townname

SparkyUK · 20/06/2009 21:29

Nannynick's suggestion would be good for search engines... (This only makes a difference if the tag line is written into the text rather than used as part of an image in a logo. Sorry if I'm getting techy on ya. My inner geek will not be suppressed!)

I like the idea of having one - it seems more professional (maybe?) and like you are actually using the website to get across your philosophy of childcare rather than just stating your fees.

I like a lot of these. I would shy away from ones that take the angel metaphor a bit further; for instance, heavenly care sounds like it has a religious bent to me for some reason.

As a mum about to put her DS in childcare for the first time, I like the idea that he's getting something that I can't give him (guilt about returning to work anyone?) so spreading wings and what will your angel learn today appeal to me

looneytune · 21/06/2009 12:06

Hi Nick, I think that would be good too although I'm quite taken with the let your little angels spread their wings (I've asked quite a few people and they like this one)

SparkyUK - thanks for that. I was going to get these people to do all the necessary with the search engine stuff, don't think it needs my strapline worded a certain way for that (the one I have that I built myself just mentions my village and surrounding areas and I've advertised in so many places that I appear quite a few times if people just search for my area )
LMAO when I read that about sounding like a religious bent I'm deffo not like that AT ALL and agree I don't want to sound that way.

Right, I need to submit this document by the end of tonight as they want to get cracking with it tomorrow really. Can we have a little vote as to weather I should go for:

Helen's Little Angels (Childminding Services)
let your little angels spread their wings

or something else? (that maybe says more about the service i.e. taking care of your little angels from birth onwards)

What are your thoughts lovely people?

TIA x

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HSMM · 21/06/2009 22:04

I like let your little angels spread their wings (as long as their parents don't think they're running away!, or somehow constrained by their parents), but I do think it sounds good ... and a positive message.

looneytune · 22/06/2009 09:46

Cheers for that. I really liked it too but some other feedback made me decide to go with something else now. I'm wondering if it should be more to do with the service than linked with the angels theme?

Still after more opinions or ideas

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