How to Write a Homeowners Association Slogan

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How to Write a Homeowners Association Slogan

Introduction

A homeowners association fills many roles in today's residential society. A homeowners association helps new homeowners by providing a forum for the collective management of a housing community and regulating residential issues like uniform appearance and neighborly disputes. The role is growing as many new homeowners make contracts with their communities to protect property values and increase quality of life. Read on to learn how to write a homeowners association slogan.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Steps

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Step One

Appoint a person or a committee to write the slogan. This person or persons will study possibilities to find what is right for the group. They will help set the tone that the association will encourage in the community.
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Step Two

Think about the association's main goals. Are there particular issues that the homeowners association will address? Write down these main ideas.
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Step Three

Consider your target audience. What kind of homeowners are you addressing? Is there, for example, an age group that you are reaching out to, while supporting a fair and non-discriminatory housing policy?
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Step Four

Brainstorm. Record several possible choices, or several ideas from each person on the committee.
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Step Five

Vote. Choose the slogan that you feel best represents the work of the committee. Provide this slogan to the group at large for feedback.

Tips & Warnings

  • It is not advisable, while developing your slogan, to try to make your audience of homeowners less diverse. The idea is, if you already are addressing a community of mostly retirees, this may affect your slogan somewhat, or it may not. If you are speaking to a group of homeowners that is mostly first-time home-buyers, this may again influence your slogan, or it may not. While accurately assessing the makeup of your homeowners as it stands, be careful and clear not to make your slogan discriminatory or slanted toward any group in any way.
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