Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Father's Rights Poster/Ad/postcard

Could use some feedback on what might work best for the poster
Thanks

Be the difference
Be a dad

Be there
Be a dad
They need you to be a Dad

Just be there
We will do the rest

The laws won’t change unless your there
Be a dad

The first battle is being there
Be a Dad

Only you can be a Dad
You’re the only father he will ever have

Don’t give up the fight
Be there

Stay tough Dad
He is counting on you

Without you
We all lose

There is no hiding
From being a Dad

Persistence Wins Dad

Winners never quit
Dad

Dad aka Hero
Be there

Superhero wanted
Dad

5 comments:

  1. I think you have a lot of good options to choose from here depending on what direction you want to take. I think 'Be the Difference. Be a Dad.' would be a strong tagline. Then your headlines could use either the 'Dad aka Hero' or 'Superhero wanted concepts.' That way you could come up with three different ideas. Dad aka (fill in the blank). As an alternative tagline, you could use 'The laws won't change unless you're there. Be a Dad' if you want to bring the focus to the idea of changing the legal environment. Hope that helps. Nice work!

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  3. I think you're off to a good start. I would avoid using the word HE though. It kind of nixes fathers who have daughters. I agree with Sarah. That tagline hits home and doesn't have any fluff with it. You could also do "Be involved. Be a dad." But "difference" carries a much stronger image than "involved."

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  4. I agree with Meg's Comment... Be Involved...Be a DAD.

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  5. I like the idea of doing the Dad a.k.a. ... Another way to use one of your examples is "Just be there. That's all they want." Instead of "We'll do the rest." Although that also depends on what the direction of the poster is. If it's a message about the group itself, then your way works. But if it's just a message to reach fathers that is sponsored by the group, it's different.

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