Since we help people to find out where the best places to go to are, we decided to start with the slogan “know where to go”.
Help us! Which slogan would you prefer for the site? It has to be short - very short actually. Something like “better travel experience” is probably as long as it can get.
I am curious about your ideas!
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15 January 2008 at 11:49
“know where to go” is quiet good. Actually I don’t have any better.
Besides I just can quote Scooter: “wicked” or “move your ….” could fit as well (just joking).
Summary: “know where to go” sounds cool!
15 January 2008 at 12:16
“know where to go” ist sehr einprägsam. Allerdings auch wenig aussagekräftig. Das könnte sich auf viele verschiedene Lebensbereiche beziehen und stellt keinen direkten Bezug zum Thema Reisen her. Vielleicht könnte noch ein Wort zu diesem Thema im Slogan eingefügt werden. Beispielsweise „Your journey“
15 January 2008 at 12:17
“know where to go” is ok…kind of boring, but I don’t have any better idea and unfortunately no time to think about it :-(.
15 January 2008 at 12:22
“know where to go” is an option, but what about “find your way” “exploring the planet”?
15 January 2008 at 12:47
I like “know where to go” - it is short indeed and is connected to what you will find at Dodo.com
On the other hand I like Wiebke’s suggestion “find your way” even a bit better. Although the shorter the slogan gets, the more it could stand for, that’s true for both slogans - but I do think “find your way” fits to the topic.
15 January 2008 at 14:58
ich finde den slogan aus der englischsprachigen sicht gut, aber nicht aus der deutschsprachigen sicht. da muss meiner meinung nach ein neuer slogan her.
16 January 2008 at 10:43
I like “know where to go” because it kind of rhymes with dodo… the repeating “O” sound. Others I thought up to make it more specific were “planning your adventures” or “your adventure begins here.”
16 January 2008 at 14:25
I recognized that our slogan “know where to go” can be missunderstood. (know where to go = nowhere to go
So I think “dodo.com - on the move” or “dodo.com - be on the move” could fit. It’s short and is relating to the topic travelling.
30 January 2008 at 11:13
Since we want to invite people to present their travel experiences, how about: “show your travel” at dodo.com. In German that could be “zeige deine Reisen” auf dodo.com.