Community Name In Your Cover Image 👍 or 👎

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Jun 25 • 💡Tips

Should your community name be the focus point of your cover image? It DEPENDS 🙃

If your community name explains how you help and makes it instantly clear you teach "niche topic", it makes sense to lead with your name.

Examples (made-up) of when I would make the name the focus point:

🟡 Magic Trick Mastery

🟡 Learn The Cello

🟡 Dating App School

🟡 Scrapbooking Skool

🟡 Gluten-Free Baking Club

🟡 Lawn Business Academy

🟡 Food Truck Business Skool

🟡 Food Canning For Beginners

🟡 Vegan Cooking Club

🟡 Teach Your Cat Tricks

🟡 Social Media For Grandparents

🟡 Veteran Support Brotherhood

🟡 ADHD Mothers Club

🟡 Girls Who Skate Gang

🟡 Gentle Parenting Society

The WHO and WHAT is instantly obvious and the benefit is you're going to LEARN that skill from an expert. Without having to say it in a long-winded wordy sentence.

In contrast, these are examples of when I would NOT lead with the name (again made-up examples)

🟣 Calm And Collected

🟣 She Rises

🟣 Strong And Successful

🟣 Grow And Bloom

🟣 Happy And Healthy

🟣 Lead With Purpose

🟣 Sassy And Fearless

🟣 Unstoppable Mission

🟣 Frantic To Freedom

Although they are outcome focused, they're wishy washy and not clear who/what for. You can still include it in the cover, just not focus point or top of content hierarchy.

Just raising this, because I want to highlight the importance of using templates (and AI for that matter) as a guide only. If you simply "fill in the blank"... it will sound like it.

Yes, the templates say "Offer Statement".... but there's no single cookie-cutter statement structure that works for everyone. That's why I include lots of options to demonstrate.

Context and human judgement is key 🔑 And feedback!

If you're unsure whether your name is obvious, drop it below and give each other feedback 💬

P.S. 🍞🥖🥐 Example attached. I had the pleasure of helping a lovely Skooler with their cover, and this is absolutely a case when the name should lead ✅

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Community Name In Your Cover Image 👍 or 👎