Logos And Taglines of Major Companies and Products
In business, a tagline or slogan is “a catchphrase or small group of words that are combined in a special way to identify a product or company.”
Companies have slogans for the same reason they have logos, advertising. While logos are visual representations of a brand, slogans are audible representations of a brand. Both formats grab consumers attention more readily than the name a company or product might. In addition, they are easier and simpler to understand and remember.
What makes a Great Slogan?
A great slogan has most or all of the following characteristics:
♦ It should be memorable.
Slogan is quickly recognizable. People will have spend a second or two thinking about bout it. A brief, catchy, few words can go a long way or spread worldwide in advertisements, videos, posters, business cards, swag and other place.
♦ It should include a key benefit.
Have you ever heard the marketing advice, “Sell the Sizzle, not the steak”? It means sell the benefits, not the features – which perfectly applies to a slogan. A great slogan makes a company or product’s benefits clear to the audience.
♦ It should differentiate the brand.
For Example, What kind of flavour this Icecream have?
It is about your product or brands that sets it differently and apart from other competitors.
♦ It should impart positive feeling about the brands.
The best taglines use words that are positive and upbeat.
Company/ Product | Tagline |
ABN Amro Bank | Making More Possible |
Amul Butter | Utterly Butterly Delicious |
BMW | The Ultimate Driving Machine |
BPL | Believe in the Best |
BSNL | Connecting India |
Ceat | Born Tough |
Citigroup or Citibank | The Citi Never Sleeps |
CNBC | Profit From It |
DLF | Building India |
Hindustan Times | The Name India Trusts For News |
Honda | The Power of Dreams |
HSBC | The World’s Local Bank |
IBM | On Demand |
Idea Cellular | An Idea Can Change Your Life |
Infosys | Powered By Intellect, Driven By Values |
Max New York Life Insurance | Your Partner For Life |
Mc Donalds | I’m Loving It |
Microsoft | Where Do You Want To Go Today, Your Potential Our Passion |
MRF | Tyres with Muscles |
Nokia | Connecting People |
ONGC | Making Tomorrow Brighter |
Panasonic | Ideas For Life |
Philips | Lets Make Things Better |
Raymonds | The Complete Man |
Reid and Taylor | Bond With The Best |
Sansui | Born In Japan
Entertaining The World |
Tata Motors | Even More Car Per Car |
Tata Steel | There is a bit of Steel in Everybody’s Life |
The Indian Express | Journalism of courage |
Nike | Just Do it |
Apple | Think Different |
Dollar Shave Club | Shave Time. Save Money |
L’Oreal | Because You’re Worth It |
California Milk Processor Board | Got Milk? |
MasterCard | There are some things money can’t buy. For everything else, there’s MasterCard |
Tesco | Every Little Help |
Audi | “Vorsprung durch technik” (Advancement Through Technology) |
Dunkin’ Donuts | America Runs on Dunkin |
McDonald’s | I’m Loving It |
The New York Times | All the news That’s Fit to Print |
General Electric | Imagination at Work |
Verizon | Can You Hear Me Now? Good |
1. YouTube
2. Abbey National
This bank understand you. A top example of empathy and value positioning as a solution to your (financial) problems.
3. Yellow Pages
4. Yahoo!
5. Xerox
6. Xbox 360
7. Wisconsin
8. Walmart
9. Wall Street Journal
10. Volvo
11. Volkswagen
12. VISA
13. UPS
14. United Airlines
15. Toyota
16. Toshiba
17. Tide
18. Sun Microsystems
19. Subway
20. Sprite
21. Sony
22. Singapore Airlines
23. Shell Oil
24. Sharp
25. Samsung
26. Reebok
27. Redbull
28. Red Cross
29. Porsche
30. Polo
31. Philips
32. Pepsi
33. Panasonic
34. Oracle
35. The New York Times
36. Nokia
37. Nikon
38. Nike
39. Motorola
40. Microsoft
41. McDonald’s
42. Maxwell House
43. MasterCard
44. Marks & Spencer
45. Mac Pro (Apple)
46. M&M’s
47. L’Oreal
48. LG
49. Levi’s
50. Lay’s
51. KPMG
52. Kodak
53. Nestle’s Kit-Kat
54. KFC
55. Johnnie Walker
56. Jaguar
57. Intel
58. Imax
59. IBM
60. HSBC
61. Honda
62. Holiday Inn
63. Hewlett Packard
64. Hershey’s
65. Harley Davidson
66. Hallmark
67. Goldfish
68. Google
69. Goodyear
70. Gillette
71. General Electric
72. Fortune Magazine
73. Ford
74. Federal Express
75. Facebook
76. Ernst & Young
77. Energizer
78. eBay
79. Disneyland
80. DHL
81. Dell
82. De Beers
83. Courier Express
84. Compaq
85. Coca-Cola
86. CNN
87. CMPB
88. Citibank
89. Cisco Systems
90. Canon
91. Calvin Klein
92. Cadbury’s Dairy Milk
93. Acer
94. Adidas
95. Ajax
96. American Airlines
97. American Express
98. Burger King
99. Avon
100. Apple
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