Help with DCUM Ad Slogans

[Anonymous]

Good parenting advice, from anonymous people.

[Anonymous]

Obviously, you're going to let us know which one wins, right Jeff? Is there a deadline?

[jsteele]

Anonymous wrote:Obviously, you're going to let us know which one wins, right Jeff? Is there a deadline?

I'll try to finish the ads this weekend. To know if you've won, you'll have to see the ad some place.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DCUM...If your kid didn't get into private school, someone will make you feel worse about it here.

DCUM...Where Washington goes to gossip.

while breastfeeding.

[Anonymous]

DCUM-From the uptight to the upright, from sippy cups to Diva Cups, from word games to head games-it's all right here at your fingertips.

[Anonymous]

DCUM. Because in cyberspace, no one can hear your child scream.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DCUM. Because in cyberspace, no one can hear your child scream.

LOL!

[jsteele]

The ads started running today and will run for 10 days. Let me know if you see any during your normal web surfing.

[Anonymous]

One more,

DCUM has got your back or may get on it!

[jsteele]

Just an update on the Ad campaign. I wasn't thinking and picked a really bad week to run the ads. The week before Easter was very slow as a lot of our target audience was enjoying Spring Break, Passover, etc. I was able to run the ads a few days after Easter and saw better performance. Nevertheless, the campaign served its main purpose of giving me first-hand experience with Google's Adwords. Anyone interested in advertising on DCUM can visit:

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/advertising

That page links to a PDF document that provides step-by-step instructions for using Adwords to advertise here.

The top performing ad had the slogan "Because in cyberspace, no one can hear your child scream." Many thanks to whomever suggested that idea.

Did anyone see the ads? I actually stumbled across ads a number of time while reading the Guardian newspaper.

[Anonymous]

I didn't see any. Which slogans did you use?