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This went through a lot of iteration, and the copy is not final, but would love to get your thoughts! It would be, like 4" X 4"

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I would suggest that maybe the first one be 3 lines of text, or figure out a way to make it work by not splitting the "Overlanding is not elitist." sentense.

It reads a little strange in my opinion.
 
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Ya, 3"X3" might work. Have you guys received the square insert in our packaging? IT would be like that?

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I like those a lot for this. A small run to see as we get into spring and people get out more is a great time for a litmus test.
 
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Much as I'd hate to lose a pic of some great overland rigs, perhaps the flip side could contain 'the words' some URL's or yes a QR code (as already mentioned). I feel you haven't really stressed that you are a great resource for anyone interested in overland travel (by vehicle) from the casual to the serious?
 
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Much as I'd hate to lose a pic of some great overland rigs, perhaps the flip side could contain 'the words' some URL's or yes a QR code (as already mentioned). I feel you haven't really stressed that you are a great resource for anyone interested in overland travel (by vehicle) from the casual to the serious?
Thanks Tim!

Any one-liners you'd like to see that may better convey that?

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Thanks Tim!

Any one-liners you'd like to see that may better convey that?

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Sorry, it's easy to be critical but coming up with good answers, not so much! Maybe whatever your ovelanding question we are 'bound' to have an answer on the Overland Bound forums? Too 'cheesy'? Just wanted to convey this is a place to find answers from like minded people...
 
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Sorry, it's easy to be critical but coming up with good answers, not so much! Maybe whatever your ovelanding question we are 'bound' to have an answer on the Overland Bound forums? Too 'cheesy'? Just wanted to convey this is a place to find answers from like minded people...
Great, thank you. Ya, I agree with your feedback above. We'll continue to do some word-smithing.
 
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"A guide to your next overland adventure"
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"Want help with your next adventure? Want to help others explore? Join the chat at Overland Bound"
 
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It seems like the emphasis needs to be on the "nice rig" portion of the card.
If I'm going to put something on a random strangers rig, it needs to be something that makes them feel good about what they drive, not something that comes across as an advertisement.
If I put myself in their position; coming out of the store with a slick poster on my vehicle saying "overlanding isn't elitetist", come check us out, oh by the way, "nice rig"... I would be a bit turned off. And probably wouldn't even know what overlanding is, so the statement is lost on me.
On the flip side, if I got a note with the emphasis being a compliment on my rig, then with smaller emphasis; "come see what overlanding is about" or "adventure is waiting" or "From: Overland Bound Member 0102". Then I would be intrigued, and would be more likely to check it out.

Just my opinion...
 

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It seems like the emphasis needs to be on the "nice rig" portion of the card.
If I'm going to put something on a random strangers rig, it needs to be something that makes them feel good about what they drive, not something that comes across as an advertisement.
If I put myself in their position; coming out of the store with a slick poster on my vehicle saying "overlanding isn't elitetist", come check us out, oh by the way, "nice rig"... I would be a bit turned off. And probably wouldn't even know what overlanding is, so the statement is lost on me.
On the flip side, if I got a note with the emphasis being a compliment on my rig, then with smaller emphasis; "come see what overlanding is about" or "adventure is waiting" or "From: Overland Bound Member 0102". Then I would be intrigued, and would be more likely to check it out.

Just my opinion...
Good thoughts. Also, thinking about a biz card size instead.
 
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It seems like the emphasis needs to be on the "nice rig" portion of the card.
If I'm going to put something on a random strangers rig, it needs to be something that makes them feel good about what they drive, not something that comes across as an advertisement.
If I put myself in their position; coming out of the store with a slick poster on my vehicle saying "overlanding isn't elitetist", come check us out, oh by the way, "nice rig"... I would be a bit turned off. And probably wouldn't even know what overlanding is, so the statement is lost on me.
On the flip side, if I got a note with the emphasis being a compliment on my rig, then with smaller emphasis; "come see what overlanding is about" or "adventure is waiting" or "From: Overland Bound Member 0102". Then I would be intrigued, and would be more likely to check it out.

Just my opinion...
Having the "From Member #" on there is an awesome idea. Not only does it give new comers someone to look for in the community, it allows the community to see how involved and active everyone is outside of the online community (promoting the group, I mean, outside of events and such that are a constant promoter).

Maybe not large scale.

I really dig the idea.


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@Dunco I had a good brainstorm session with @mmnorthdirections about coming up with a business card with a heavy paperweight that would include your name, member number and your forum name.

Still fine tuning what the production process would look like, but we'll keep you posted. This is LONG overdue!!