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Need To Name/tagline For Kids Christmas Sale Event

Posted by Anonymous on 10/21/2012 at 4:29 AM ET 250 Points
I have an event called Kids Only Christmas Sale & Money Savvy Show. This year marks 5 years and we are expanding it 100 times more.

Before we do, I've always felt both the name and slogan was too long so we want to rebrand with a more shorter and memorable slogan that people hearing about the event would know and understand what it is.


The goal of the event is to introduce kids to entrepreneurship and money management.


Currently we use the slogan: EMPOWERING KIDS TO BECOME ENTREPRENEURS, SAVERS & INVESTORS -- AND PHILANTHROPISTS TOO!

The word KIDS can also be used to describe want the kids to learn. Keep. Invest.Donate.Spend


Through a unique trade-show business set-up, kids get the opportunity to sell or trade their used toys, books, games or many other wonderful items and enjoy the profits! (similar to a Garage Sale)

At this event, kids get to not only make money, but they get to learn about it! The day is filled with fun games, stories, songs, and trivia about money, business and success so kids see the importance of becoming smart money managers.

Any ideas for a shorter, catchier name and tagline?

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  • Posted by Jay Hamilton-Roth on 10/21/2012 at 9:15 AM Member
    In the past, has the name/slogan meant to appeal to parents or their children? For the future?

    For parents, what is the "importance of becoming smart money managers"? For kids?

    Any great success stories you can share with us to better understand your dreams for this event, and what a difference it could make?
  • Posted on 10/21/2012 at 9:52 AM Author
    The name was meant to just explain to the public what the event is.

    Other than the natural young entrepreneur, the # 1 motivation for kids who participate is that they get to Money their own money just in time for Christmas!"

    STORIES
    We have had kids who started a business at the kids event and now 5 years later still have that business today.

    One child who started an face painting business was able to pay her way through art school.

    One child was able to donate money to a local charity from the money he made!


    MESSAGE TO PARENTS:

    The lessons children learn through this event is:

    1. financial management. When children are exposed to money management at an early age, they will probably be better equipped to take on the challenges of budgeting and finance as an adult.

    2. Concept of effort and reward. Children will be better to grasp and understand this concept as it is now something tangible, through their first-hand experiences.

    3. Opportunity to think about their passions, in turn, increasing their confidence level and self-worth.

  • Posted on 10/21/2012 at 10:06 AM Author
    Other messages to Kids...

    Be creative, have LOADS of fun and earn $$$$ from your own business!

    Hang out with other business brains, be
    creative, have great fun and make lots of
    $$$ from your own business.


    10 Reasons to Participate
    You could make some money!
    It will be great fun
    Beats lying around watching TV all weekend
    You want to save up for something
    The money you raise could help others
    You’ve got a top business idea
    You need spending money for a holiday
    To take the pressure off mum and dad
    You’ll learn about business
    Every millionaire starts somewhere

  • Posted on 10/21/2012 at 10:08 AM Author
    Definiately want to use the word

    KIDS in the name

    Kids Holiday Biz?
  • Posted by Jay Hamilton-Roth on 10/21/2012 at 3:56 PM Member
    Thanks for the detailed information. Here are a couple of ideas to get you started:
    Kids: The Power Of Money (Holiday Show)
    Money Is Kids Play (Holiday Show)
  • Posted on 10/22/2012 at 10:57 PM Author
    perfect!! thanks!
  • Posted on 10/22/2012 at 10:57 PM Author
    perfect!! thanks!
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