What is CPAPtalk.com's Slogan?

Offerocker · Post by **Offerocker** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 8:52 am

kteague wrote:Ahhhh, humor can be so refreshing.
<snip>
though the zingers sure have been fun.
Kathy

"CAN'T SLEEP? ZING THE NIGHT AWAY AT CPAPTALK.COM"

I think things (me anyway) are going downhill now.....

OK, one more:

"Sleep problems? CPAPTALK.COM has the solution!"

One more, Once

"CPAPTALK.COM: the Informative Forum of Happy Hoseheads"

I still like my initial one best, but.....

johnnygoodman · Post by **johnnygoodman** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 9:38 am

Howdy,

Right now these are our company slogans:

CPAP.com: The Web's Most Popular CPAP Store!

CPAPtalk.com: CPAP and Sleep Apnea Discussion Forum

I've seen a lot of funny stuff and some serious stuff too. I appreciate all the submissions and I hope more keep coming in.

Last night I was thinking in the shower (don't ask me why, but I get a lot of ideas while sitting under warm water) and I was thinking that our mix of funny/serious/health oriented was too complex to share in a few words unless those words tied into a theme or event that was widely known. I still don't know what the tie in for CPAPtalk.com is, but for CPAP.com I was thinking:

CPAP.com: Good News For CPAP Users

Why? Its a strech but you can read this in two ways:

1. Good News, CPAP Users now have a cost effective and customer focused option for CPAP use.

2. Good News, this is what many call the teachings of Jesus. Christian or not, "The Good News" has come to mean a shift to something better, something more pure and good, something that has a common sense rightness to it.

My questions and request for feedback relating to this suggestion follow:

1. The obvious objection: Did he just compare CPAP.com to the teachings of Jesus? Thats nuts. Who does this guy think he is?

2. Is "The Good News" as widely known as I think it is?

3. Is 'CPAP User' the best mass market term?

I welcome suggestions or variations. Is there a better theme to tap into to explain what CPAP.com is? What is CPAPtalk.com's theme - I think more funny/support and less 'Good News'?

Johnny

Goofproof · Post by **Goofproof** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 10:00 am

Sleep Apnea, It's not in the Closet Anymore. Jim

Offerocker · Post by **Offerocker** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 10:10 am

CPAPTALK.COM IS NOW SEEKING TIRED BODIES, FOGGY HEADS, QUESTIONS ABOUT CPAP AND SLEEP APNEA!
OUR GOAL IS PROVIDING INFORMATION AND CAMARADERIE IN THE RESOLUTION OF COMMON PROBLEMS....AND WELCOME THE 'UNCOMMON'.

neverbetter · Post by **neverbetter** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 12:33 pm

Slogan, who are you??? How many people are you , for goodness sake.My wife had to come and get me and I signed in because I sent you my extra mask parts (as your Flower51 personality).
I'm a bit taken back by this
Anyone else? (unless, of course, your working from Microsoft in India and everyone on your computer server has OSA).
Pleas, let me know
Steve.

Slogan
Guest
Also Posted As:
(53now)
(Archoliva)
(arizonaartie)
(bdor)
(billionzz)
(birdshell)
(Candacek)
(carolmacd)
(chdurie2)
(chiefwms)
(CPAP in TN)
(CROWPAT)
(FairSpirit)
(fleurenfant)
(Flower51)
(Fromaginator)
(GLC)
(Hambone)
(heavybreather)
(jds918)
(johnb2)
(Kay)
(luckylinda)
(lzrgroup)
(max)
(MissAmethyst2U)
(momcochran)
(motherall)
(MRSPOO)
(patlgirl)
(pharmwoman)
(preemiern)
(Puddin)
(rifenbc)
(Severeena)
(Sleepless on LI)
(Snoozie)
(sox)
(swtsassy65)
(THEGR808)
(Tumbleweed)
(twb119)
(twistedcherokee)
(UCFgrl)
(ufo13)
(Vader)
(whirlygirl)

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neverbetter · Post by **neverbetter** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 1:01 pm

OK, I get it.....
these are all AOL posters? AOL has the same IP address?
Johnny, I thought we had a real nut on the forum with 50 personalities!!

dsm · Post by **dsm** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 1:20 pm

[quote="johnnygoodman"]Howdy,

Right now these are our company slogans:

CPAP.com: The Web's Most Popular CPAP Store!

CPAPtalk.com: CPAP and Sleep Apnea Discussion Forum

I've seen a lot of funny stuff and some serious stuff too. I appreciate all the submissions and I hope more keep coming in.

Last night I was thinking in the shower (don't ask me why, but I get a lot of ideas while sitting under warm water) and I was thinking that our mix of funny/serious/health oriented was too complex to share in a few words unless those words tied into a theme or event that was widely known. I still don't know what the tie in for CPAPtalk.com is, but for CPAP.com I was thinking:

CPAP.com: Good News For CPAP Users

Why? Its a strech but you can read this in two ways:

1. Good News, CPAP Users now have a cost effective and customer focused option for CPAP use.

2. Good News, this is what many call the teachings of Jesus. Christian or not, "The Good News" has come to mean a shift to something better, something more pure and good, something that has a common sense rightness to it.

My questions and request for feedback relating to this suggestion follow:

1. The obvious objection: Did he just compare CPAP.com to the teachings of Jesus? Thats nuts. Who does this guy think he is?

2. Is "The Good News" as widely known as I think it is?

3. Is 'CPAP User' the best mass market term?

I welcome suggestions or variations. Is there a better theme to tap into to explain what CPAP.com is? What is CPAPtalk.com's theme - I think more funny/support and less 'Good News'?

Johnny

rustynail · Post by **rustynail** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 1:46 pm

johnnygoodman wrote:Howdy,

Right now these are our company slogans:

CPAP.com: The Web's Most Popular CPAP Store!

CPAPtalk.com: CPAP and Sleep Apnea Discussion Forum

I've seen a lot of funny stuff and some serious stuff too. I appreciate all the submissions and I hope more keep coming in.

Last night I was thinking in the shower (don't ask me why, but I get a lot of ideas while sitting under warm water) and I was thinking that our mix of funny/serious/health oriented was too complex to share in a few words unless those words tied into a theme or event that was widely known. I still don't know what the tie in for CPAPtalk.com is, but for CPAP.com I was thinking:

CPAP.com: Good News For CPAP Users

CPAP.com: Good News for CPAP Users
That is absolutely perfect! Short, sweet, descriptive and not confusing! To sum it up....very professional!

Tricia: who probably would not be able to write anything at all if the ..... button was removed

imacpappro · Post by **imacpappro** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 2:52 pm

CPAP.com: Now you can sleep.

CPAPTALK.com: Now log off and go to sleep.

CollegeGirl · Post by **CollegeGirl** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 3:08 pm

I need more time to think, but here's one:

CPAPtalk.com: Help and hope for CPAP users.

jum001 · Post by **jum001** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 3:28 pm

While I was helping my mother figure out how to wear the hydrid, she suggested "up your nose with a rubber hose".

Offerocker · Post by **Offerocker** » Wed Nov 08, 2006 6:22 pm

johnnygoodman wrote: <SNIP> for CPAP.com I was thinking:

CPAP.com: Good News For CPAP Users

Why? Its a strech but you can read this in two ways:

1. Good News, CPAP Users now have a cost effective and customer focused option for CPAP use.

2. Good News, this is what many call the teachings of Jesus. Christian or not, "The Good News" has come to mean a shift to something better, something more pure and good, something that has a common sense rightness to it.

My questions and request for feedback relating to this suggestion follow:

1. The obvious objection: Did he just compare CPAP.com to the teachings of Jesus? Thats nuts. Who does this guy think he is?

2. Is "The Good News" as widely known as I think it is?

3. Is 'CPAP User' the best mass market term?

I welcome suggestions or variations. Is there a better theme to tap into to explain what CPAP.com is? What is CPAPtalk.com's theme - I think more funny/support and less 'Good News'?

Johnny

1. "Good News" is just that, and not "Bad News" as far as I'm concerned, and that's how I react when I see or hear the term.

3. The first words one hears from a doctor is "Sleep Apnea".
The first words heard from a DME are CPAP, mask, sleep study results (in general terms)
One doesn't become a "CPAP USER" until it "may" be too late to get the 'preliminary' information they may need to 'deal with' the people with whom they've already come in contact.

All in my humble opinion of course.

mikemoran · Post by **mikemoran** » Thu Nov 09, 2006 6:55 am

CPAPTalk.com - Been there, done that, got the strap marks to prove it.

gulfpearl · Post by **gulfpearl** » Thu Nov 09, 2006 7:54 am

How about Hoseheads of the world unite at cpaptalk.com

welcome to planet hosehead at cpaptalk.com

frapilu · Post by **frapilu** » Thu Nov 09, 2006 2:45 pm

[quote="CollegeGirl"]I need more time to think, but here's one:

CPAPtalk.com: Help and hope for CPAP users.

Mask

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