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You could use the title of these boards:

 

"TPR TV

Theme Parks, Coasters, & Donkeys" (or "Fun")

 

But probably not "Yo Gabba Gabba.

I need to have "CoasterTube" in there somewhere.

 

--Robb

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OK, how about these?

 

"Coaster Tube & More"

"Coaster Tube, Parks & Stuff"

"Ride the Coaster Tube" (OK, that sounds like porn--never mind.)

 

Will think on it some more.

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"Ride the Coaster Tube" (OK, that sounds like porn--never mind.)

 

And that's bad...why?

 

I really like the idea there. (But, obviously, I'm not Robb.)

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Hm..here's a few.

 

TPR TV: CoasterTube, it's as simple as that!

: CoasterTube is our middle name.

: Get me my CoasterTube.

: Got CoasterTube?

: CoasterTube, to hell with the rest.

: It's your CoasterTube!

Posted

Guys, these are all really good, but one thing many of them are missing is that the subtitles needs to be a "descriptor" not just something catchy and funny.

 

Remember that everyone here KNOWS what TPR and TPR TV is. But if you hear or see it somewhere else, it's just letters to them.

 

That's why something like "TPR TV: CoasterTube for Theme Park Geeks" works well.

 

TPR TV is the name.

"Tube" in coaster tube I think describes it's a YouTube like feature.

"Coaster" in coaster tube says roller coaster (or maybe drink coaster?)

"Theme Park Geeks" gives people some idea what it's all about.

And on top of all that the subtitle is kind of funny also.

 

This is the kind of subtitle we need. Thanks for the suggestions! Keep 'em coming!

 

--Robb

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Guys, these are all really good, but one thing many of them are missing is that the subtitles needs to be a "descriptor" not just something catchy and funny.

 

Remember that everyone here KNOWS what TPR and TPR TV is. But if you hear or see it somewhere else, it's just letters to them.

 

That's why something like "TPR TV: CoasterTube for Theme Park Geeks" works well.

 

Well, that being the case, perhaps flipping the names would work better after all. "CoasterTube: Theme Park Review's Video Extravaganza!"

 

After all, "TPR" is shorthand for us converts. It's probably not going to mean much to someone just surfing around for some coaster footage. (Whereas "Theme Park Review" actually does kind of describe itself.)

 

/Forgive me for muddying the waters. Not trying to go backwards.

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TPR TV: Spread the fun on the internet's only coastertube.

 

TPR TV: Make, share and play videos on coastertube.

 

TPR TV: Travel the world on our Coastertube.

 

My creative energy has been spent. I don't know, Coastertube is a hard phrase to tailor a sentence to. It is easier to create a descriptive sentence if you just omit it:

 

TPR TV: Theme park videos from around the world.

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^^^TPR TV has a bit more "snap" and does help "brand the site; however, "CoasterTube" is more descriptive.

 

^^I kind of like the "whenever you like it" idea. Maybe

 

"TPR TV (or CoasterTube): Where you can ride all year."

 

Then again, that might be too much like the slogan of the coaster club in Florida.

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So I've been going back and forth about this a lot lately and I think I've decided on the name:

 

"Coastertube: Theme Park Review Television."

 

I believe that "TPR TV" as an acronym will be totally lost on anyone outside of TPR.

 

I think "Coastertube" is VERY self explanatory, or at least in one word more explanatory than "TPR TV"

 

The more I think about it, I want to stay away from using "TPR" whenever possible and actually say "Theme Park Review" as that title in inself is also very self-explanitory.

 

I'm getting very close to actually launching this so if there is any feedback on the name, even though I know it wasn't the 'popular vote' it would be appreciated!

 

--Robb

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Posted
The only thing I would change is the word "Television" to just "TV"

Just so it won't sound to wordy.

I thought about that. And I think I'd like to stay consistent. So it's either all abbreviations or none at all.

 

TPR TV or Theme Park Review Television

 

Seeing how it seemed to fit very nicely in the logo I decided to go with Television.

 

--Robb

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