What do you think, is the most effective, the most enduring advertising slogan ever?
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Hmm the most enduring? Thats a hard one to answer. Lots of good ones:\n\nMars a day helps you work rest and play.\nGo to work on an egg.\nDrinka pinta milk a day\n\nBut i will choose BEANZ MEANZ HEINZ
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persistence and never say die!
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Subliminal advertising at it's best.As long as it seems to blend or flow with picture it just seems to work right and the commercial is a success...
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Advertise, advertise, advertise! And come up with something catchy!
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burger king - have it your way\nwhite castle - what you crave\nhallmark - when you care enough...(i'm not sure about that one)\nverizon - we never stop working for you\n\n\nhere's a good one:\ngatorade - is it in you?  10pts for that one:-D
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Liverpool, forever and always!\n\n"You'll Never Walk Alone"
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there are 5 i's for a good advertisement:\nIdea: there must be an idea behind the ad, \nImpact: it must make an impact on those seeing it,\nImpulse:Create an action, \nInterest: interest the audience, \nInform. Give the viewer information.
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it would have to be the budwiser commercial where the donkey trained all his life to become a budwiser draft horse...he even got extentions, pulled a cart around with a six pack in it and when he met the great clydesdales he let out this awfull Hew-Haw and then u see him pulling the cart along with the rest of the bud horses! lol\n\nOr the Bud ice commercial with Cedric the entertainer where he goes to get this hot girl a beer and hes all dancing round the kitchen and when she goes to open it, it sprays all over her! lol
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Advertising slogans rarely attempt to make anyone anything other than eager to buy their product. If they choose a "selfish" sounding message, it's because they believe their target market will be attracted to it and is therefore already "selfish" (or wants to be "selfish"). \n\nNowadays, most advertisers predict and react to trends, rather than create trends.
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i have a co-worket that wears one every day.\n\nI like the one that is an advertisement for parachute seconds - not the highest quality but a much cheaper prince!\n\n"ready, set, go away!" is good\n\n"veni, vidi, napi - I came, I saw, I napped" - not bad\n\nbut my fav is "your proctologist just called, he found your head".
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"Eighty percent of success is showing up."\n\n- Woody Allen
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here is my answer with thanks to Roy H. Williams Nicknamed "the Wizard of Ads" i have editted some of the contents though\n\nOutdoor advertising/billboards: this reached out to more people but are limited to a picture and usually no more than eight words. \n\nRadio: Reaches the second most people for a dollar, however it can only be loosely demographically targeted. \n\nCable television: offering the impact of moving images as well as spoken words. It can be targeted geographically \n\nBroadcast television: Big prestige. Big bucks. But is able to target psychographic profiles. do note to buy specific shows and never to buy a rotator. \n\nNewspapers: Reach customers who are in the market to buy today. Unfortunately, people not currently in the market for your product or service are less likely to notice your ad than if it had appeared in another media. \n\nMagazines: may be expensive, but high-impact with tight targeting. Weakness is infrequency of repetition. \n\nDirect mail: Highly targeted, all the way down to the level of the individual but it is not cheap. \n\nYellow Pages: for customers who has yet to make up his or her mind.\n\nhope this helps =)
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Since any slogans that are suggested here may already be owned by another party, I wanted to go a different route...\n\nI suggest either hiring a name creation firm or get together with your friends and/or family and throw a "name party" & have everyone bounce some ideas around. Compile a listing of slogans that you like the best. Once you have that list, do as much free research as you can before you delve into comprehensive research. I listed some links where you can do some preliminary name checking. However, please be aware that this is merely scratching the surface of what's out there. Only comprehensive research will tell you if the name is truly available. But, these links are free & a great place to start, so I'd try them out first. \n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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Yes, I like it very much.  And that quote will mean more and more to you as the years go by, so it is timeless.
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What industry are you talking about?\n\nWhatever your opinion, or my opinion which is the same, the general public DOES respond to advertising. Effective advertising is an art though, and I don't mean it has to be "artsy", I just mean there are a couple things that have to be accomplished for advertising to be effective.\n\n1) The medium has to reach the company's target market - If they're advertising to people that aren't likely to buy their product, or trying to advertise to everyone, they'll likely be out of business before their advertising works.\n\n2) Advertising must promise a feeling to the potential customer. People DO NOT buy products, they buy feelings. Effective advertising claims that a product will make you FEEL a certain way.\n\n3) An effective marketing program must be centered around a unique selling point (USP). A unique selling point is ONE THING a business or product can offer that it's competition doesn't offer. This ONE THING helps deliver the feeling that is the company's real product. It doesn't matter what that one thing is, as long as the company's competition doesn't do it, it's unique, and it helps deliver the promised feeling to the customer.\n\n\nDespite the belief of many, there are some misconceptions about things some believe must be components of a successful business that ARE NOT necessary to succeeding, but certainly do help.\n\n1) Some believe a company's product must fulfill a need of a market segment. Not true at all. Many great products that fulfill an existing need have failed due to the focus on this belief. Many bad products that fulfilled no need have been wildly successful. People don't buy based on need, they buy based on emotion. In a company that offers a product that fulfills a particular need of a market segment, to be successful they must concentrate on telling their potential customers what feeling they will get from fulfilling their need with the company's product, not on the need itself. The feeling is more important than the need.\n\n2) Some believe a business must offer high quality products and/or service to be successful. Also not true. Businesses must simply meet the expectations of the buyer consistently. Buyers don't go to McDonalds for prime grade beef and gourmet dishes. McDonalds does not offer high quality food, but it's food is consistent and it meets the expectations of their customers. People who go to McDonalds have their expectations met. That's what is important, not the quality. Service is the same. People will be satisfied by receiving whatever level of service they expect. They don't have to be pampered if they don't expect it, and a business doesn't have to have great service to be successful. They must simply meet the service expectations of their customers and deliver to them the feeling they promised.\n\n3) BIGGEST MISTAKE. Companies believe their products and service will set them apart from their competition. This is the most common mistake in business. The average owner opens a business because they are good at creating a product, or providing a service. They believe their product or service is better than the competition and that is enough for them to earn customers. NOT TRUE, and dangerous to believe. This belief has ruined many a businessman/woman. People do not buy products, they buy feelings. No matter how original a product or service is, if it doesn't make the customer feel anything, and the business doesn't identify that feeling with their product or service, the product or service will not sell. There will likely be some customers that associate certain feelings with the product/service, and develop a relationahip with the business based on the fulfillment of that emotion, but the majority of buyers need the business to tell them what they are going to feel by buying their product. The majority of buyers don't like to take chances, t
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Please tell us what you would like your slogans to do!  Do you want to encourage literacy, encourage people to quit smoking, promote recycling, ........  there are too many slogans available....  Please give us a little more info so we can answer more clearly.
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The most important thing in Advertising is creativity. Not just art, but the combination of the elements of an entire theme. It all starts with an idea, then you need great words, and a headline, then great images and then layout.\nIt is all about the idea. The big idea is king!