Pretty much everyone ive seen post on the matter thinks it terrible, and it is, so what should it be?
Even if its only temporary and for a year, its still terrible.
Even if its only temporary and for a year, its still terrible.
lars larson said:Hail State. It's pretty difficult to come up with anything else. But Hail State seems to be a pretty popular slogan idea. We definitely wouldn't get talked about and made fun of for that slogan like we would for Vroom Maroon. What does that even mean. Vroom like a car goes vroom vroom? So basically we're saying let's go state?WTF? It's bad PR ifanything, and this is supposed to be good right?
FlabLoser said:...sounds a lot better than hotty toddy.
</font></font></span><span style="FONT-SIZE: 11px"><font color="#660000"><font color="#660000">From Sunday evening until yesterday, we had an advertising agency on our campus proposing a campaign around which to build our season ticket sales drive, marketing plan, and promotional activities <span style="FONT-WEIGHT: bold; TEXT-DECORATION: underline">for 2010-11</span>. In our conversations with this company in the months prior to their visit, we really only gave them a few parameters around which to build that campaign. We wanted them to push the envelope, to be edgy. We wanted something fast-paced, hard-driving, something with energy. We wanted them to build on the excitement of last year. As we have said many times, we must be different at Mississippi State to compete in the Southeastern Conference.</font></font></span>
Thank you, lawdawg02, for giving Vroom Maroon a chance.Again, I'm not big on it either. But I'm at least going to hold out and observe its use in practice before I throw Greg Byrne under the bus.lawdawg02 said:This may be just a one-year marketing slogan as opposed to an attempt to create a slogan that sticks like "hook em horns" or "war eagle" or even "hotty toddy". Notice the first sentence below - this is a campaign to push season tickets, marketing, and promo activities for 2010-2011.
If it is a one-year deal, like "spread the fun" was, thenI can live with it. But don't expect the crowd to be chanting "Vroom Maroon". And, again, if it's a one-year deal, i doubt they expect the slogan to be chanted by the fans.