Community *^%*#@$^???? HELP!
My latest challenge is what to call myself in the Viewpoints community. I am really struggling here!
Let me give you an example. I want to send people congratulations emails when they post their first review. My preference is to have them be highly personal and signed from ME. But, if they dont know who I am, how do I describe myself?
Certainly not, Jolie Fleming, VP, Content & Community. Definitely too formal! Official, but formal. I would like to come up with something that is fun, friendly, conversational AND demonstrates that the buck stops with me. I also like alliteration. There is a reason my kids are Cole and Campbell. Both C's. (gosh, is that the right English term? Do I need to diagram a sentence to?)
So, I am coming to you-- my creative spirits! What do you think? If you received emails from me, etc what do you think it creative yet not corny? Now that many have you have gotten to know me, perhaps you have a smarter way to describe me.
Help!
Jolie
The Community Composer (or just Poser!)
3 comments:
Hi Jolie!
You'll have a lot of writers and first posts, so I'd suggest that you have a "signature." The photo you have here with the "I'm a wife and so on" would be nice. Writers will see you as a real person and the many hats you wear.
Above the sig, you could personalize. Though it would be terrific if every single email could be a "hi" and a unique description of yourself fromt the ground up, you'll go nuts trying to do that.
One line mentioning something about a review and then the warm photo and different life roles would be appealing.
Jolie Fleming, Viewpoints VP
Caring for the Community, Content, Conclusions.
How about something like...
Jolie Fleming, your Viewpoints connection
Then your real sig.
Something that gets across that you are the liason between the company and the consumers/reviewers.
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