Official Troublemaker Amenity Tote Bag & CruiseCrazie Pin

Chucksta63 · September 29, 2007

Or this....lol

Troublemaker Tours...We don't Monkey around!

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SmooCruise · September 29, 2007

eh? I'm lukewarm on those...gotta be shorter and catchier...

what do the rest of you think?

Donnask8pro · September 29, 2007

I have to agree with Cheryl.

I think we should stick with the pirate theme throughout. Or some semblence of that theme. It will be memorable.. Whenever we cruise people will remember us from one cruise to the next. Changing themes will make it seem as though its a different group each time. Marketing is the ability to catch other potential cruisers. Changing everytime wont open the door for that to happen. OR do we not want to get new people? I guess thats the question.

I know I want my towel to be the pirate theme. You can add the website on an end if you want but I dont want it covering the whole towel. I want a troublemaker towel not a website towel.

SmooCruise · September 29, 2007

if we stay with a pirate theme....how about this...*giggling*

underneath the troublemakers.com have a pic of a pirate with the hook hand...and next to it say:

"Hook up with us!"

:thumbup: :huh2: :thumbdown:

Donnask8pro · September 29, 2007

Thats actually pretty good. "We're Hookin up" rotflmao... Gus will love that.. NOT.. lol

mickey02454 · September 29, 2007

I think we use the pirate image that we have for this up coming cruise with "Troublemaker" above the image and "Tours.com" below the image. I think with a name like "Troublemakers" you need a troublemaker image or not use one at all. Just a thought. :smile:

Gregswife · September 29, 2007

The icon for the T1 cruise is the one I was referring to earlier. I think it would stand out and draw people in. If you use a logo with a beach scene or something else like that, you are going to blend in with all the other travel agencies and for me personally, it would not set that group apart from all the others - I don't know that I would particularly remember it. I agree with Bill that with a name like Troublemaker, you need something that lives up to the name and will engrain itself in people's minds. What prompted me to sign up for a Troublemaker cruise was the image that it was a fun, party group.