Building Brand Awareness

As part of my renewed effort to promote YWS, I am announcing a small but significant change to the grammatical spelling of the name. From henceforth, the Young Writers Society is incorrect. The correct name of the site is the YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY. The rationale behind the change is to promote the brand and build awareness of the brand.

As I know this will catch many of you off-guard, here are some examples of correct usage:

Incorrect
I like to post my short stores on the Young Writers Society.

Correct
I like to post my short stories on the YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY.

Incorrect
The Young Writers Society and I are best friends forever.

Correct
The YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY and I are best friends forever.


Additionally, symbols and characters placed around YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY are appropriate as a means of boosting brand awareness. Some examples:

Example 1
The xoxoxoxYOUNG WRITERS SOCIETYxoxoxo is my friend.

Example 2
I love the !!!!!YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY!!!!!

Example 3
When I grow up, I want to be just like the ~~~@@@###YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY###@@@~~~.

Very funny.

Do not mock Nate's genius.

~xxxx~~*~*THE YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY 4EVA*~*~~xxxx~

Kamas wrote:Do not mock Nate's genius.

~xxxx~~*~*THE YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY 4EVA*~*~~xxxx~

This usage is quite correct. Other users should note the asymmetrical display of symbols, the mixed use of chat-speak, and, of course, the all-caps.

What about this ~~~~~\*\*\*\ i LoVe ThE yOuNg WrItErZ sOcIeTy!!! /*/*/*/~~~~ ?

This is, of course, the only way people will take the YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY seriously.

Let's all work together, people, to make this thang happen.

..'..'..'..' '..'..'..'..
''.''.''.''.YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY.''.''.''.''
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EDIT:darn auto formatting. I had this one set up all special.

The ☻☻☺☺YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY☻☻☺☺ needs our help!!

Let us promote @@@@♥♥♥THE YOUNG WRITERS SOCIETY@@@@♥♥♥

That's the spirit!


P.s. For those wondering where this came from, I'm just always amused by the number of companies that refer to themselves with all-caps in their articles and press releases.

P.s. For those wondering where this came from, I'm just always amused by the number of companies that refer to themselves with all-caps in their articles and press releases.

I was going to say I found this hilarious, as I've seen this happen too often.

Also, no joke, in one assignment I bolded the company name. It was to make it stand out more. I flat-out refused to use caps.