Effective Website Taglines: Getting the Message Across

January 14th, 2013 by Carol Francis | Resources | 4 Comments

Create Digital Media

The art & science of app creation

Harvest

Because time tracking should be easy

Pixeno

Hosting for creative professionals

Cage

Collaboration just got a whole lot easier

Responsive Team

We code responsive websites

Lift

Smart. Simple. Effective.

Design Basement

Fine free wares

Cellcode

Gets your business mobile

Zag Studio

Zag makes it better

Olam Solutions

Simply innovative

Custom Fit Online

Making the web work for you

Solo Studio

A very very little interactive agency

Mark Lamb

Useful, usable, beautiful

Conspiracy

One step beyond

Pixil 3D

Bring your ideas to life

PixelStadium

Launching websites since 1999

Carib'Fruits

Les fruits sont notre passion (Fruits are our passion)

More About Taglines

Here are the links to a few articles on how to create your own tagline and why you should:

Conclusion

Hopefully you have discovered some real reasons for having a tagline, as well as gathering some inspiration for an effective tagline for your site, business or brand.

Which tagline stays in your mind the longest and which one did you like most? Please share your thoughts about taglines with us in the comments section below.

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Author

Carol Francis

Carol is a blogger and Photoshop enthusiast. She enjoys surfing the net in search of outstanding art, design and photography, and enjoys nothing better than sharing her discoveries through article writing.

http://fourtopper.com Michael

Wow - these are great - not your typical "awesome websites" post. The headlines are not only catchy, but they're presented well in all of the designs.
http://howtostartablog101.net Alex

Awesome post, some of the tag lines are really good but the ones that stand out for me are the ones with great design, as I was scrolling through I was stopping at the sites that had a great header design, goes to show how much design can effect the user experience.
http://www.navigatormm.com Sarah Bauer

Based on these examples, shaping the tag line into part of an inclusive experience with the brand or business seems to be an effective strategy. Examples like "You're only a stranger once" and "Brighten the corner of your world" and "Yesterday will be here before you know it" come to mind.

Definitely a round up to mull over!

Cheers,
Sarah Bauer
Navigator Multimedia
http://www.ielectrify.com Sherice Jacob

I always tell people that a good tagline can really make or break your branding, and the first impression that people have of you and your company. Too often, taglines are thought of as a last-minute thing to throw in rather than something that should be given more thought. I'm glad you spotlighted these websites and their taglines!

Sherice Jacob
iElectrify: The Business of Better Websites