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JoV’s Book Pyramid or Book Pyramid?

You may or may not noticed I have changed my blog name. However it doesn’t matter as long as you know me as Jo with a capital V. The thing that niggles me is that I don’t know if I want to call it JoV’s Book Pyramid or Book Pyramid? In a bigger scheme of things it probably doesn’t matter but I couldn’t make up my mind. Can you help? What do you think? I’m sticking this post as “aside” so that it stays in the bottom of my page for awhile.

About JoV

A bookaholic that went out of control.... I eat, sleep and breathe books.

Discussion

17 Responses to “JoV’s Book Pyramid or Book Pyramid?”

  1. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm I really don’t know what to say! I like both! It’s fun having the JoV though I think.

    Posted by amymckie | February 4, 2012, 2:54 am
  2. I think the JoV makes it a bit more personal….but maybe that’s not what you’re aiming for?

    Posted by bernadetteinoz | February 4, 2012, 5:13 am
  3. I like the sound of JoV’s Book Pyramid. I’ve been so used to seeing it pop up on my feed, always makes my day reading your latest book tidbit or review :)

    Posted by Joanna | February 4, 2012, 6:16 am
  4. I hadn’t actually noticed that your blog was called Book Pyramid. I definitely recognise your blog (posts) by the JoV bit. I guess JoV is your “brand name” now…

    Posted by Leeswammes | February 4, 2012, 8:16 am
  5. I always think of you as JoV ;-)

    Posted by Maxine | February 4, 2012, 1:25 pm
  6. PS I did notice you have changed your blog name but in RSS your posts are always “by” Bibliojunkie. Not sure if that is intentional or not, just letting you know.

    Posted by Maxine | February 4, 2012, 1:26 pm
    • Maxine,
      Thanks for thinking of me as JoV and Thanks for the feedback. Google feeder always retain the original author name I think, unless I change my URL. I also find that if the blog name is not filled up properly on the wordpress setup, and assume the header image to publicise it, google feeder will tag the feed coming from “Unknown”. It is rather mysterious how these feeder works.. ;)

      Posted by JoV | February 4, 2012, 8:00 pm
  7. That’s a toughie…I would say just Book Pyramid is more catchy, however JoV’s Book Pyramid is more unique sounding…if that helps at all lol.

    Posted by jessicabookworm | February 5, 2012, 10:57 am
  8. Depends what you are going for… if you are trying to brand yourself, then just Book Pyramid, but if you don’t care much about branding, then I think adding the JoV makes it much more personal.

    Posted by Ti | February 6, 2012, 5:09 pm
  9. up to you I think of you as Jov and blog name biblojunkie in my rss reader as well ,I choose mine and just kept it and it has nothing to do with books ,all the best stu

    Posted by stujallen | February 6, 2012, 10:25 pm

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