Know-How Exchange : Taglines/Names

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Virtually Manageable ...

"Your Virtual Business Partner, Everyday"
"Bringing Business Solutions Virtually Everyday"
"Virtually Yours, When You Need Us!"
""Real Time Business Solutions, Virtually Everyday"
"Your Business Partner, When You Need Us"
"Your Online Business Partner, When You Need Help"
"When You Need More than Employee"
"When You Need More than Another Pair of Hands"
"Cost Effective Business Solutions Virtually Everyday"

Your success is our business
We do the work for you
Helping you reach your business goals

I agree with some other comments that suggest looking at a different company name. The connotation of Virtually Manageable is not very positive. I read it as Phil did. Managed Virtually does not have the same negative connotation.

I do think landing on an appropriate name should be your primary goal. That said, here are some tag lines:

"Keeping the big picture has never been so easy"
"We take care of the details so that you do not have to"
"Your Business, Our Expertise"
"All the assistance you need at a fraction of the cost"
"Your Business, Our Staff"

Mike

Taglines shoud not describe. They should differentiate. So, Thinkmor's right to ask about your point of difference.

I agree you should also look at a name change. Your tagline will probably never differentiate if it has to first tell people what you are. That's asking a lot of a few words. Besides, Virually Manageable is a real mouthful at 8 syllables.

Let me also be so bold as to say you should take some time to consider a clearer, pithier way to describe your core business. "We offer virtual executive assistance and office management to small businesses and solo entrepreneurs." Even after hearing it, I'm really not sure what you do.

A company's name is just that...a name.

Unless you are synchronized across all your business channels (employees, service, business practices, mission statements, presence and marketing, etc.) you haven't achieved BRAND.

Once brand is achieved, they know what you do by your name alone. After all, if Heineken made cars, then you would be drinking a Mercedes.

Jeff Camp
the Candy Store