My partner and I want to get the word out about our new questions-for-groups app, Party Qs, and decided to experiment with copywriting. We came up with short, zippy phrases with the goal of simply grabbing people's attention. Did it work? Which one do you like the best?

1. Quirky
Copywriting
for Guerrilla
App Marketing
by Dave Schools
@daveschoOols

2. Story
My co-creator and I created an app called Party Qs (see
right for description).
Starting at zero, we had nothing to lose. Our question
was: "How do we get the word out about Party Qs?"
We decided to experiment with copywriting. The goal:
create short, zippy, and attention-grabbing phrases that
people can't ignore.
You tell us. Did it work? Which tagline is your favorite?
Party Qs is an app for
conversation starters. It's full
of hundreds of fun, interesting
questions.
Use it for date nights, family
gatherings, work parties, and
social events.
Available in App Store and
Google Play store.
partyqs.com

3. The standard tagline was:

4. Ask great questions.

5. ...Kinda boring.
What sells these days?
Sex, violence, drama, and humor.

6. So this is what we
came up with.

7. Murder awkward silence.

8. "That's a good question."

9. Date night lube.

10. Punch awkward silences
in the mouth.

11. Have table intercourse.

12. Give to the phone addict.

13. Slaughter yawns.

14. Let's get weird.

15. Really.

16. Decapitate boredom.

17. Your conversation... Zzz

18. Stranger things happen
when a new girl plays a game
of thrones with friends in
front of a black mirror in a
house of cards, lost

19. Pairs well with Tinder.

20. Pre-foreplay.

21. Which one do you like the best?
Tell us in the comments.

22. Download the
Party Qs app
today.
PARTYQS.COM
[Insert clever tagline here.]

23. "The art and science of asking questions is
the source of all knowledge."
- Thomas Berger
American Novelist