I'm looking for a new phrase/tagline to describe a 3 step process of define marketing strategy, plan, and execute. I'd like a punch 3 word headline. I'll layer descriptive content under each category headline. Ready. Set. Go. is an example, but commonly used. Define. Refine. Execute. is another, but it's pretty dull. Looking forward to seeing what the storm thinks up.
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| Delineate, Formulate, Consumate | +3.04
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Delineate the goals, purpose market, and methods. Formulate a schedule, assign tasks, do research, and be prepared.
Consummate the plans and actually do it.
Suggested by Scott
using Word Atoms
"strategy"
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"execute"
($1.00 bounty each)
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| Assess - Obsess - Progress! | +2.24
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It rhymes, anyway.
Suggested by Eric
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| Think See Do | +2.32
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Define/refine strategy
Visualize
Execute
Suggested by Eric
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| Spark. Burn. Blaze. |
$4.00 bounty |
+3.20
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Strategy that will have your company burning through competitors like a Wildfire.
Suggested by Eric
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| Dream, Scheme, Cream | +1.36
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From the dream to the dolla bills...
Suggested by Eric
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| Think, Execute, Analyze ∞ | +2.24
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1. Think: What are you trying to accomplish & why? 2. Execute: Do what you just planned. 3. Analyze: What worked? What didn't? Why? ∞ Keep doing this infinitely!
Suggested by Olivia
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| Outline. Refine. Outshine | +2.32
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Outshine may be what you are trying to accomplish with a marketing message?
Suggested by chad
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| Formulate. Focus. Finish. | +1.52
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the 3 Fs are key.
Suggested by Troy
| "a bit boring and no metaphore ..." - cecilia |
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| Locked. Loaded. Live. | +1.60
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with a little more attitude.
Suggested by Troy
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| Aim. Ready. Fire. | +2.24
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not your conventional way of doing things.
Suggested by Troy
| "why would you say that marketing decisions follow a non-conventinal proccess?" - cecilia |
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| 1,2,3 - Less is More. | +2.24
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Suggests easy three steps, also suggest simplicity gains more
Suggested by John
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| Locked, cocked, ready to rock! | +1.60
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Self explanatory. Guess it depends on the biz vertical
Suggested by John
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| BAM! | +2.08
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Brainstorm, Analyze, and Motion
Suggested by John
| "M could also be Movement, Momemtum, Maximize or something like that." - John |
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| See Spot Run | +1.76
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From the kid's book. But also, See an idea, Spot the competition (or problems) then run with it.
Suggested by Doyle
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| Think - Shrink - Ink | +2.16
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Think up the idea, Shrink it down to the essentials then Put it to print (or finalize the project).
Suggested by Doyle
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| See - Sight - Strike | +1.60
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See you idea, Sight in on your target and then strike.
Suggested by Doyle
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| Make. Bake. Take | +2.40
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Make=Define/Chart/Diagram
Bake=Plan/Refine/Value Add
Take= Take it to public
Suggested by Varun
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| delimit, distill, dispatch | +1.44
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Catchy and concise.
Suggested by Robert
| "3D" - Robert |
| "Sounds like a drink" - John |
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| Sketch. Blueprint. Construct. | +2.88
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In the end aren't we just all builders.
Suggested by Frank
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| ready, aim, fire! | +2.32
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three words, one metaphore including all three decisions: defining identifying the target, focusing it and doing the shoot..
Suggested by cecilia
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| AAA | +2.96
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Appoint
Analyze
Achieve
Suggested by Don
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| design, develop, deliver |
$8.00 bounty |
+3.44
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3 simple words...
Suggested by Simon
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| ACE | +2.96
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Assign
Clarify
Execute
Suggested by Don
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| look-feel-act |
$2.00 bounty |
+3.12
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look, see what you want.
feel, does this feel right
act, begin,act on it.
Suggested by David
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| want-vision-blastoff | +2.32
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what do I want?
Where do I see it going?
Blastoff- begin
Suggested by David
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