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4:08 pm March 18, 2013
| Jeff Rose
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I'm down to the final two book covers for Soldier of Finance. Love to hear your thoughts on which one you prefer.
Check them here.
Thanks for all your support!
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4:17 pm March 18, 2013
| Melissa (Mom's Plans)
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I liked the dog tags better and voted. :) Good luck deciding.
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7:13 pm March 18, 2013
| Edward Antrobus
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Well, if you ever decide to sell it on Amazon (shameless plug: I can help with that), you should be aware that they scale the cover image down to 150 pixels high for previews. I took the liberty of downloading the two images and resizing them. The subtitle isn't readable in either one. While I like the camo piggy-bank better conceptually, at 150px the dog tags are a clearer image.
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5:40 am March 19, 2013
| Greg @ ThriftGenuity
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I like the camo pig and voted. Just seems a little more original to me.
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6:43 am March 19, 2013
| Khaleef @ KNS Financial
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I voted for the pig. I like them both actually…maybe you can have the pig wearing the dog tags around its neck.
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7:09 am March 19, 2013
| maria@moneyprinciple
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Sorry, no pig – pig is boring, expected and doesn't hold the promise of novelty and excitement inside the book. I voted for the dog tag – this is something els.
Maria
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7:40 am March 19, 2013
| Michelle (Making Sense of Cents)
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I love them both. Sorry, I am of no help :)
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9:45 am March 19, 2013
| christierei
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What a fun task! I voted. Congrats on getting your project this far!
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6:52 pm March 19, 2013
| Jeff Rose
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6:52 pm March 19, 2013
| Jeff Rose
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12:41 pm March 20, 2013
| Nick
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I agree that the piggy bank is a bit overdone in the PF world. Plus the dog tags really connect with the "soldier" – the personal side of the soldier. So I voted for that and included a similar comment. That the dog tags also appear clearer on Amazon would be a pretty good bonus IMO, as well.
That being said, I really did like them both. I just think the piggy bank is a bit too expected.
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12:37 pm March 21, 2013
| Club Thrifty
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I'm also going to go with the camo piggy – although I like them both.
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11:09 am March 22, 2013
| Jake@iHeartBudgets.net
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2:13 pm March 22, 2013
| WellKeptWallet
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I voted for the pig in camouflage. The reason why is that it is unique and drew my attention instantly.
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12:17 pm March 24, 2013
| Wayne
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I voted for the camo pig, but after reading some comments, I would probably change my vote to the dog tags. They are more unique. Both are great though.
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10:12 am March 25, 2013
| Jeff Rose
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The publisher was pushing hard for the Dog Tags which were growing on me. I honestly like both.
They met with their rep from Barnes and Noble, and they selected the Piggy Bank.
Camouflaged piggy it is. :)
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9:09 am March 29, 2013
| FamilyMoneyValues
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Piggy, but it is overused. I liked the font better.
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