MobHistory: Stays crunchy in milk!
I've been wondering (honestly, I haven’t) if a really catchy tagline or slogan might help the MobHistory Substack find a wider audience. Sure, organized crime history posts have a devoted niche following (and I thank you for your interest), but I suspect the posts might reach more readers with just a bit of clever marketing.
Recently, I've been looking over some of the more successful advertising slogans in the hope that I could mold them into something workable for the Substack. I've considered:
MobHistory: Kills bugs dead.
Maybe she's born with it, maybe it's MobHistory.
I♡MH
You deserve a MobHistory today.
With a name like Mobhistory, it has to be good.
Break me off a piece of that MobHistory.
No one comes between me and my MobHistory.
You've got peanut butter on my MobHistory!
Mobhistory: Cats ask for it by name.
Don't leave home without MobHistory.
MobHistory keeps going and going...
Got MobHistory?
But none of those seems to be a sure winner.
I suppose I could adapt a memorable line from some mob-related motion picture. But, to me, those seem overused and tired:
MobHistory: an offer you can't refuse.
Say hello to my little MobHistory.
Keep your friends close but MobHistory closer.
Leave the gun. Take the MobHistory.
They pull a knife, you pull a MobHistory.
I'm funny, how? What is so funny about MobHistory?
One very effective category of marketing phrases conveys that an already well known product or service deserves new attention because of some recent enhancement. Perhaps something like that could help spread the word as the MobHistory Substack enters its second year. But I'm just not convinced any of these is workable:
New, improved MobHistory.
Redesigned MobHistory dissolves quickly to prevent clogs!
MobHistory: Now, with more raisins.
MobHistory 2.0.
I'll keep at it, and I'll be sure to let you all know if I settle on a specific tagline. Until then, stay thirsty, my friends.
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