Blog title Life in the Expat Lane
Tag: Foreign Fun in Exotic Places

I am a published writer and my blog posts are humorous stories of my own daily-life (mis)adventures living in Africa, the Middle East, and other fun places around the world.

My first goal is to get subscribers to build a platform. Second goal to sell a book.

Testing the “so what?” with this tagline, I come up with: People who want to read about something fun from far away will be interested. Others not. This is fine.

Am I looking at this right?

Karen, eternally grateful for a reply.

See how these pan out for you:

* We know how to sell your home
* Your home can sell for more
* Want to sell your home for a better price?

Let us know your tagline after you’ve decided on one.

Thanks!

I stage homes, meaning I make homes that are being put on the market more appealing to potential buyers by rearranging, adding furniture (or fully furnishing if vacant) and accessories, etc. My company is Moving Mountains Design. I have been using the tag line “We don’t sell real estate, but we know what makes real estate sell”. If I eliminate the negative, then I could use the tag line:

“We know what makes real estate sell”

Another option would be to incorporate my very groovy (if I do say so myself) company name:

“We Move Mountains to help sell your home”

Any thoughts?

A great tag line is really hard to write if you are not a professional writer. A great tag line is also very important. You have about 5 seconds to convince a new visitor why they should stay. Your tips and guidance make crafting a winning tag line a lot easier.