On December 1 I’m releasing a very exciting new product called 52 Weight Loss Missions. I think this is my best product yet.
52 Weight Loss Missions: A Radically Different Approach
For most of us who struggle with weight loss, the problem isn’t what we don’t know, it’s what we don’t do.
This is where 52 Weight Loss Missions is unique. The program:
- Includes 52 action-based missions
- Focuses on actions that are smart and strategic
- Covers diet, exercise and mindset
- Helps you change the path of least resistance so eating, moving and thinking right get easier
- Draws on psychology and life coaching to help you win the mental battles
- Uses a range of cool tools to keep you committed and accountable
- Offers hundreds of practical ideas and strategies
- Is succinct and easy-to-read – 100% fluff-free
- Rewards you for taking action.
Which Logo Do You Like, And Why?
I have three potential logos for this new product – and I’d really appreciate your feedback on which one you like best, and why.
(By the way, the logos might seem a bit girly because my research tells me it’s mainly us girls who struggle with this stuff. But the program content is gender-neutral. And if you guys want one, Ill do a dude version just for you. :))
Logo 1
Logo 2
Logo 3
Cool Prizes
I’ll pick two commenters to receive a copy of the 52 Weight Loss Missions Action Pack as a prize. The Action Pack includes 52 Weight Loss Missions plus a range of interactive materials including a Workbook, Journal, and Planning Tools.
Want To Know More?
If you want to know more about 52 Weight Loss Missions:
I’ll let you know about special introductory offers and I’ll also announce the winners in both places.
Thank You!
I really appreciate your feedback. And good luck!
Leave a comment on this post to tell me which logo you like best, and why.
logo #1
the others look too generic – seen then, done them!!
I like Logo 1. She is very cute and has personality. The starburst in Logo 2 is awkward, and Logo 3 seems very generic to me.
Logo #1
I like #2!
I like #3.
#1 has a look at is very “in” right now. The cartoony person is typical of so many logos and avatars these days.
#2 looks busy to me. I don’t like the pink oval with the pink circle. I also don’t care for the starburst right on her behind.
#3 looks very clean. I would, however, remove the squigly flourish after missions.
I like #1. It’s fiesty and chic, and we could all do with more of both! Don’t you agree?
I love the first one for sure. Well done on this new project I’m sure it will be well received. xo
I like style number 2 the best! It makes the missions exciting and fun to me! Something about it makes me ready to get started!
I like the first one. I think the font is easy to read and the picture is sassy and fun.
#1, because it is cute and flirty. And also because the white star on #2 is in an awkward spot, and #3’s feet look like they are turned at a funny angle. Just my 2 cents.
#1 is my favorite. The character’s face is more compelling and friendlier than the blank silhouettes, and her figure is not perfect and therefore has a “wider” appeal (no pun intended). I also feel that her smile and wink as she measures her waist best convey the attitude the consumer is looking for, as opposed to the faceless and un-attainable figures doing unrealistically athletic jumps.
I love number one!!
I don’t know if its the face but it makes me feel a part of it.
I like logo #3. The woman depicted has a more realistic look. It still has a positive feel with the woman ‘jumping for joy’. Losing weight is a challenge, but looking at a ‘Barbie’ image is not for me.
I like the first one. It’s fun! It’s sassy! The girl made me smile. Weight lose is not usually fun- so why not make it fun & sassy!
I love Logo #2!! It is clean and simple!! The silouette isn’t overpowering either!
BTW…sounds like an interesting new project!!
Thank you for letting us contribute!!
#2- I really like the fonts and the starburst like, she is celebrating her success.
I think it is great. It has a lot of energy!
Think it is great…has a lot of enenrgy
I am surprised that the first logo is the image I relate most to as I am usually very minimalist when it comes to most spaces, clothes, art and things habitually marketed that appeal to my “must-have-this-now” impulses my senses respond most to, but losing weight is such a struggle that I believe women tend to feel so personal about, if not outright ashamed of this struggle, that we, as women tend to hide our weight loss efforts from the other women we are close to in our lives. Because this battle of shame is so closely tied to my own self esteem and attitude that I adopt I’n my daily life, I just can not relate to a victorious leap of a distant ( both lacking personal attributes and a pose that I would never assume I’n moments of real life victory) silhouette. There is some personal approachability about logo one, and the woman’s facial expression is a moe accurate look of the confidence a more shapely figure would assume as new curvy lines of success emerge. I like that the image is not underweight or idealized. This is the imaginary friend that I would dream of sharing personal struggles with weight gain and loss, and gain and, yo-yo-ing life wants tell all my secret struggles to, and oddly enough, I want to eventually adopt that look of pride and confidence myself that this animated image dons at the sight of her struggles toward success! I’m a tall, blue-eyed blonde, but this is the ideal attitude I dream of having the courage to pull off alongside permanent weight loss success!
I love #1, It just seems to “fit” It says to me, I am woman and I can DO IT!