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Catchy taglines and slogans are so important to your brand. A tagline has a lot of weight to carry meaning it has to say such much in so little words. Your slogan or tagline has to say what you do, what makes you different and why you are great at it.

The Importance of Catchy Taglines and Slogans
Taglines are important because they are everywhere your logo is including printed promotional products. The right slogan can make anything go from appearing to be mediocre to extraordinary. Second to your logo your tagline is the next most noticeable component of your brand. A great slogan is important because it captures what you want your brand to look like, feel like and be about. The biggest challenge of a memorable slogan is that it has to be short, sweet and simple yet say it all. Successfully catchy taglines are so memorable that I bet if you thought about it you would be surprised at how many you know. Here are some examples from big brands:

Walmart – Save Money. Live Better.
Nike – Just do it.
Levis – Quality never goes out of style.
Energizer – Keeps going and going and going.
PlayStation – Live in your world. Play in ours.
Nikon – At the heart of the image.
FedEx – The World on time.
Disneyland Resort – Where dreams come true.
McDonalds – I’m loving it.
Burger King – Have it your way.
Coca Cola – Open Happiness.
Adidas – Impossible is nothing.
IBM – Solutions fro a small planet.
Kodak – Share moments. Share life.
M&M’s – Melts in your mouth, not in your hands.
Campbell’s – Mmm mmm good!
BMW – The ultimate driving machine.
Here are our 5 Tips to Writing Catchy Taglines and Slogans
1. Share your commitment. What is your company devoted to providing for it’s customers? Use your slogan to show why your brand can be trusted. This is a great way to stand out against other brands that provide the same type of products and services.

2. Keep it short and sweet. Keep your tagline simple. A tagline should not go over one full sentence. As we see listed above a catchy tagline can be as little as one or two words.

3. Make it fun. If it is suiting to your brand make your slogan fun. You can also make it a jingle to make it easily remembered. One of the most popular taglines is from Energizer. Who could forget the bunny who “keeps going and going and going”?

4. Highlight what makes your company different. Your slogan should state what is unusual about your brand or something that is not standard to your competitors.

5. Be honest. When you write your tagline it is important to reflect your brand honestly and accurately. Are you really “number 1” or “the very best”? Be realistic. A good example is Visa’s tagline: “It’s everywhere you want to be”. Visa’s tagline emphasizes the company’s advantage in a clever but real way.

What catchy taglines and slogans can you recall? Do you have a tagline for your brand? What do you think makes a memorable slogan?



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31 thoughts on “5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and Slogans”
Lenie
Twitter: LenieHokansson
says:
Arleen, I have an Etsy shop and this post has got me thinking about a catchy tagline. Really like that idea because in everyone of the above, just reading the tagline you know who it’s about.
Lenie recently posted…Black Friday Shopping, the Frugal WayMy Profile

Arleen says:
Lenie- Having a catchy tagline will make you stand out. I am still thinking about a catchy one for myself. In the meantime I have used for years my dachshund and people remember me because of the dog on website.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Patricia Weber
Twitter: Patricia Weber
says:
I’ve always loved the Energizer slogan. As I looked at your list I realize I want to make mine shorter than it is. I appreciate the tips!
Patricia Weber recently posted…Self-Kindness to Kick off World Kindness Day #WorldKindnessDayMy Profile

Arleen says:
Patricia- There are many times I think of the bunny and then the brand comes to mind. It is a great marketing tool.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Donna Janke
Twitter: donnajanke
says:
Your examples show how a few simple words conveys the spirit of a brand. However, coming up with those few simple words is not so easy.
Donna Janke recently posted…Polesden Lacey and Its Society HostessMy Profile

Arleen says:
Donna- The tagline that works for each person is not easy but can sum up what you do in a simple short description your brand will be remembered.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Kathy Andrew
Twitter: artyyah
says:
Tag lines are a great topic and so important for a company. All the good ones are great, and hard to follow. But you make good points as to how to tackle them. Essential that their short, but they absolutely have to be fun too.
Kathy Andrew recently posted…3 Key Points Creatives Can Learn from #NaNoWriMoMy Profile

Arleen says:
Kathy- As I always say short and sweet and to the point.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Phoenicia
Twitter: PhoeniciaO
says:
With so many things vying for our attention , we easily switch off if a slogan does not capture us in some way. When I am waiting for a YouTube video to load and a 5 second advert is played, I quickly turn it off if it does not appeal to me.

I notice names of businesses and find some catchy and others too obvious, for example “A cut above the rest” for a hairdressers.

Phoenicia
Twitter: PhoeniciaO
says:
Some slogans are catchy, others are too obvious. For example “A cut above the rest” for a hairdressers.

If a slogan or advert does not interest me, I easily switch off as I am sure others do.

When watching Youtube videos and an advert is shown beforehand, I will leave it to play in full if it captured my attention in some way.
Phoenicia recently posted…Delays – what are your coping strategies?My Profile

Arleen says:
Phoenicia- You have a short window to impress your customers or make that statement so a slogan needs to be catchy.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Jeannette Paladino
Twitter: jepaladino
says:
Arleen — When taglines work they are great for your brand. But It makes me crazy when I see taglines (even IBM’s) that say they “provide solutions” or “quality.” Those are meaningless terms. What is a solution — why not say what it is? Quality is another overused word. What specifically supports your claim of quality? I like your tagline a lot. Mine is “Profit from Business Writing That Sells.” I think it works but would be interested in your thoughts.
Jeannette Paladino recently posted…Can You Give Away Your Content and Still Make Money?My Profile

Arleen says:
Jeannette- I would shorten your tagline. When I read your tagline I am not sure what you are selling. I had to really go through your site to understand what you are selling. Your tagline should draw me to understand immediately what you are selling. Yes IBM’s slogan they provide solutions maybe meaningless however we all want to solutions to our problems. Overused or not it still gets their point across that they are problem solvers.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Jeannette Paladino
Twitter: jepaladino
says:
Arleen — thanks for your feedback. I appreciate your taking the time to look through my site. I am going to think about it and see what I can come up with.
Jeannette Paladino recently posted…Can You Give Away Your Content and Still Make Money?My Profile

Kim Willis says:
Hi Arleen

This is kinda scary

Yesterday I was trying to come up with a byline or tagline for my new blog. few ideas came to mind, but still wasn’t happy.

And then today I land on your blog and see THIS post complete with 5 helpful tips on the topic.

Talk about coincidence and serendipity!

Thanks for this Arleen

I shall now use your tips to (hopefully) come up with more ideas until I find the one that works the best

Kim
.

Arleen says:
Kim- I was trying to come up with a catchy slogan and then decided to stick with A Promotional Products Company. It is not catchy but at least you know what I sell without having to figure it out. I go to so many different blog site and I have no idea what they are selling.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Marquita Herald
Twitter: marquitaherald
says:
Great post Arleen. I’ve changed the tagline for my business a few times as I’ve continued to drill down into the niche. There are a gazillion personal growth blogs, books and coaches out there and attempting to rise above the masses and stay true to yourself is pretty challenging. And in my case I write about a subject that many people have a difficult time wrapping their minds around – emotional resilience. But I think I’ve finally settled on the right tagline – building strength from the inside out – and am in the process of updating our marketing materials. It’s a never ending process and I gotta say I love it.
Marquita Herald recently posted…Maybe It’s Time To Reconsider HopeMy Profile

Arleen says:
Marquita- It is never ending process to fine tune what you are about. Your tagline is powerful and you have done a great job.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Beth Niebuhr
Twitter: EncoreWomen
says:
I wrote an article a couple of years ago about this very thing but I have yet to come up with a slogan or tagline. It’s a tough assignment. I’m going to think about it again. I think I’m a creative person until I run up against a wall like this!
Beth Niebuhr recently posted…5 More Tips for Writing Blog PostsMy Profile

Arleen says:
Beth- Yes writing a tagline is tough. Why not use “Attracting Your Perfect Client”.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

pamela chollet
Twitter: haartfelt_life
says:
I think writing a headline is a creative talent. How about.”Priceless” or “Got Milk”? It’s the brevity and the sound of the word. The sound of word fits the product and the campaign. It was more difficult for me to come up with a tagline than writing 10 blogposts.
pamela chollet recently posted…Anger And Your ChildMy Profile

Arleen says:
Pamela- I agree is tough coming up with a tagline. Sounds of words stay in our head as you said “Priceless”. Sometimes less is more
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Rose M Griffith
Twitter: RoseMGriffith
says:
Timely post–I have been trying to come up with a logo for my Musings site. I think it’s beyond my brain power! I like my tag line well enough. It seems to get to the point. Maybe we should have a separate discussion in the BHB group and get feedback on these things?
You are SO right about the catchiness of the tag lines you listed. They stick in your head and are an instant way for people to relate. We always called my Dad the Energizer Bunny. Everyone knew exactly what we meant!
Rose M Griffith recently posted…Fitbit Fitness Unleashes Fierce CompetitivenessMy Profile

Arleen says:
Rose- I think taglines and logos are important to all. Now coming up catchy ones is not so easy. Isn’t interesting how we take the slogans and use them to refer in your example to your Dad. We all know what that means.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Tim says:
I remember still the ditties that accompanied ad campaigns; not just the slogan but the whole song. There was one for Kentucky Fried Chicken…Hugo said you go and I said no you go, and soon he was back, with a pack, and we ate in the back feeling better insiiiiiide. Life isnt funny, with an empty tummy…thank goodness for Kentucky Fried 🙂
Tim recently posted…Adventure BotswanaMy Profile

Arleen says:
Tim- The advertisers know what they are doing. See that jingle has stayed in your mind. A logo or a slogan should do the same thing
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

William Rusho says:
What a wonderful post.
I recently been thinking of making a tag line for my novel, similar to what you would see with a movie, and this information really helps.
Thanks for sharing this with us.

Arleen says:
William- I am not sure what tagline I would use for you, but I think you should be able to come up with something as you writing is unique
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Psychic Nest says:
Hi Arleen,

This is a wonderful post about slogans and taglines. You are right, those are what make the company to stand out. My business motto is “Independence. Balance. Awareness”. It is simple and straight to the point. Being aware of your business goals, it makes it a bit easier to come up with a slogan. Thank you for sharing your wisdom on this topic!

Zaria

Brooke says:
Coming up with a catchy tagline is no easy feat. Some companies have had better luck with it than others, such as Nike “Just Do It,” I remember that from my own childhood! I think you could probably find a few more great advertising slogans here: http://www.bestslogans.com/tag/commercial-slogans

Donna Merrill
Twitter: donna_tribe
says:
Hi Arleen,

It’s great to read your post. I was busy with my projects, that’s the reason I was inactive a bit, specially reading & commenting was completely off.

Anyways, I completely agree with your points, Writing Catchy Titles and Taglines are important these days, so I appreciate your efforts for giving these tips. Great work.

~ Donna

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5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and Slogans
POSTED BY: Arleen, FILED AS: Brand Awareness, Branding, ON: Saturday, November 7th, 2015
slogans-popular

Catchy taglines and slogans are so important to your brand. A tagline has a lot of weight to carry meaning it has to say such much in so little words. Your slogan or tagline has to say what you do, what makes you different and why you are great at it.

The Importance of Catchy Taglines and Slogans
Taglines are important because they are everywhere your logo is including printed promotional products. The right slogan can make anything go from appearing to be mediocre to extraordinary. Second to your logo your tagline is the next most noticeable component of your brand. A great slogan is important because it captures what you want your brand to look like, feel like and be about. The biggest challenge of a memorable slogan is that it has to be short, sweet and simple yet say it all. Successfully catchy taglines are so memorable that I bet if you thought about it you would be surprised at how many you know. Here are some examples from big brands:

Walmart – Save Money. Live Better.
Nike – Just do it.
Levis – Quality never goes out of style.
Energizer – Keeps going and going and going.
PlayStation – Live in your world. Play in ours.
Nikon – At the heart of the image.
FedEx – The World on time.
Disneyland Resort – Where dreams come true.
McDonalds – I’m loving it.
Burger King – Have it your way.
Coca Cola – Open Happiness.
Adidas – Impossible is nothing.
IBM – Solutions fro a small planet.
Kodak – Share moments. Share life.
M&M’s – Melts in your mouth, not in your hands.
Campbell’s – Mmm mmm good!
BMW – The ultimate driving machine.
Here are our 5 Tips to Writing Catchy Taglines and Slogans
1. Share your commitment. What is your company devoted to providing for it’s customers? Use your slogan to show why your brand can be trusted. This is a great way to stand out against other brands that provide the same type of products and services.

2. Keep it short and sweet. Keep your tagline simple. A tagline should not go over one full sentence. As we see listed above a catchy tagline can be as little as one or two words.

3. Make it fun. If it is suiting to your brand make your slogan fun. You can also make it a jingle to make it easily remembered. One of the most popular taglines is from Energizer. Who could forget the bunny who “keeps going and going and going”?

4. Highlight what makes your company different. Your slogan should state what is unusual about your brand or something that is not standard to your competitors.

5. Be honest. When you write your tagline it is important to reflect your brand honestly and accurately. Are you really “number 1” or “the very best”? Be realistic. A good example is Visa’s tagline: “It’s everywhere you want to be”. Visa’s tagline emphasizes the company’s advantage in a clever but real way.

What catchy taglines and slogans can you recall? Do you have a tagline for your brand? What do you think makes a memorable slogan?



This entry was posted in Brand Awareness, Branding and tagged brand, Catchy Taglines and Slogans, slogan, tagline. Bookmark the permalink.
Post navigation← New Google Logo and How an Updated Logo Reflects Your BusinessThe Pantone Color of the Year for 2016 →
31 thoughts on “5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and Slogans”
Lenie
Twitter: LenieHokansson
says:
Arleen, I have an Etsy shop and this post has got me thinking about a catchy tagline. Really like that idea because in everyone of the above, just reading the tagline you know who it’s about.
Lenie recently posted…Black Friday Shopping, the Frugal WayMy Profile

Arleen says:
Lenie- Having a catchy tagline will make you stand out. I am still thinking about a catchy one for myself. In the meantime I have used for years my dachshund and people remember me because of the dog on website.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Patricia Weber
Twitter: Patricia Weber
says:
I’ve always loved the Energizer slogan. As I looked at your list I realize I want to make mine shorter than it is. I appreciate the tips!
Patricia Weber recently posted…Self-Kindness to Kick off World Kindness Day #WorldKindnessDayMy Profile

Arleen says:
Patricia- There are many times I think of the bunny and then the brand comes to mind. It is a great marketing tool.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Donna Janke
Twitter: donnajanke
says:
Your examples show how a few simple words conveys the spirit of a brand. However, coming up with those few simple words is not so easy.
Donna Janke recently posted…Polesden Lacey and Its Society HostessMy Profile

Arleen says:
Donna- The tagline that works for each person is not easy but can sum up what you do in a simple short description your brand will be remembered.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Kathy Andrew
Twitter: artyyah
says:
Tag lines are a great topic and so important for a company. All the good ones are great, and hard to follow. But you make good points as to how to tackle them. Essential that their short, but they absolutely have to be fun too.
Kathy Andrew recently posted…3 Key Points Creatives Can Learn from #NaNoWriMoMy Profile

Arleen says:
Kathy- As I always say short and sweet and to the point.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Phoenicia
Twitter: PhoeniciaO
says:
With so many things vying for our attention , we easily switch off if a slogan does not capture us in some way. When I am waiting for a YouTube video to load and a 5 second advert is played, I quickly turn it off if it does not appeal to me.

I notice names of businesses and find some catchy and others too obvious, for example “A cut above the rest” for a hairdressers.

Phoenicia
Twitter: PhoeniciaO
says:
Some slogans are catchy, others are too obvious. For example “A cut above the rest” for a hairdressers.

If a slogan or advert does not interest me, I easily switch off as I am sure others do.

When watching Youtube videos and an advert is shown beforehand, I will leave it to play in full if it captured my attention in some way.
Phoenicia recently posted…Delays – what are your coping strategies?My Profile

Arleen says:
Phoenicia- You have a short window to impress your customers or make that statement so a slogan needs to be catchy.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Jeannette Paladino
Twitter: jepaladino
says:
Arleen — When taglines work they are great for your brand. But It makes me crazy when I see taglines (even IBM’s) that say they “provide solutions” or “quality.” Those are meaningless terms. What is a solution — why not say what it is? Quality is another overused word. What specifically supports your claim of quality? I like your tagline a lot. Mine is “Profit from Business Writing That Sells.” I think it works but would be interested in your thoughts.
Jeannette Paladino recently posted…Can You Give Away Your Content and Still Make Money?My Profile

Arleen says:
Jeannette- I would shorten your tagline. When I read your tagline I am not sure what you are selling. I had to really go through your site to understand what you are selling. Your tagline should draw me to understand immediately what you are selling. Yes IBM’s slogan they provide solutions maybe meaningless however we all want to solutions to our problems. Overused or not it still gets their point across that they are problem solvers.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Jeannette Paladino
Twitter: jepaladino
says:
Arleen — thanks for your feedback. I appreciate your taking the time to look through my site. I am going to think about it and see what I can come up with.
Jeannette Paladino recently posted…Can You Give Away Your Content and Still Make Money?My Profile

Kim Willis says:
Hi Arleen

This is kinda scary

Yesterday I was trying to come up with a byline or tagline for my new blog. few ideas came to mind, but still wasn’t happy.

And then today I land on your blog and see THIS post complete with 5 helpful tips on the topic.

Talk about coincidence and serendipity!

Thanks for this Arleen

I shall now use your tips to (hopefully) come up with more ideas until I find the one that works the best

Kim
.

Arleen says:
Kim- I was trying to come up with a catchy slogan and then decided to stick with A Promotional Products Company. It is not catchy but at least you know what I sell without having to figure it out. I go to so many different blog site and I have no idea what they are selling.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Marquita Herald
Twitter: marquitaherald
says:
Great post Arleen. I’ve changed the tagline for my business a few times as I’ve continued to drill down into the niche. There are a gazillion personal growth blogs, books and coaches out there and attempting to rise above the masses and stay true to yourself is pretty challenging. And in my case I write about a subject that many people have a difficult time wrapping their minds around – emotional resilience. But I think I’ve finally settled on the right tagline – building strength from the inside out – and am in the process of updating our marketing materials. It’s a never ending process and I gotta say I love it.
Marquita Herald recently posted…Maybe It’s Time To Reconsider HopeMy Profile

Arleen says:
Marquita- It is never ending process to fine tune what you are about. Your tagline is powerful and you have done a great job.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Beth Niebuhr
Twitter: EncoreWomen
says:
I wrote an article a couple of years ago about this very thing but I have yet to come up with a slogan or tagline. It’s a tough assignment. I’m going to think about it again. I think I’m a creative person until I run up against a wall like this!
Beth Niebuhr recently posted…5 More Tips for Writing Blog PostsMy Profile

Arleen says:
Beth- Yes writing a tagline is tough. Why not use “Attracting Your Perfect Client”.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

pamela chollet
Twitter: haartfelt_life
says:
I think writing a headline is a creative talent. How about.”Priceless” or “Got Milk”? It’s the brevity and the sound of the word. The sound of word fits the product and the campaign. It was more difficult for me to come up with a tagline than writing 10 blogposts.
pamela chollet recently posted…Anger And Your ChildMy Profile

Arleen says:
Pamela- I agree is tough coming up with a tagline. Sounds of words stay in our head as you said “Priceless”. Sometimes less is more
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Rose M Griffith
Twitter: RoseMGriffith
says:
Timely post–I have been trying to come up with a logo for my Musings site. I think it’s beyond my brain power! I like my tag line well enough. It seems to get to the point. Maybe we should have a separate discussion in the BHB group and get feedback on these things?
You are SO right about the catchiness of the tag lines you listed. They stick in your head and are an instant way for people to relate. We always called my Dad the Energizer Bunny. Everyone knew exactly what we meant!
Rose M Griffith recently posted…Fitbit Fitness Unleashes Fierce CompetitivenessMy Profile

Arleen says:
Rose- I think taglines and logos are important to all. Now coming up catchy ones is not so easy. Isn’t interesting how we take the slogans and use them to refer in your example to your Dad. We all know what that means.
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Tim says:
I remember still the ditties that accompanied ad campaigns; not just the slogan but the whole song. There was one for Kentucky Fried Chicken…Hugo said you go and I said no you go, and soon he was back, with a pack, and we ate in the back feeling better insiiiiiide. Life isnt funny, with an empty tummy…thank goodness for Kentucky Fried 🙂
Tim recently posted…Adventure BotswanaMy Profile

Arleen says:
Tim- The advertisers know what they are doing. See that jingle has stayed in your mind. A logo or a slogan should do the same thing
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

William Rusho says:
What a wonderful post.
I recently been thinking of making a tag line for my novel, similar to what you would see with a movie, and this information really helps.
Thanks for sharing this with us.

Arleen says:
William- I am not sure what tagline I would use for you, but I think you should be able to come up with something as you writing is unique
Arleen recently posted…5 Tips for Writing Catchy Taglines and SlogansMy Profile

Psychic Nest says:
Hi Arleen,

This is a wonderful post about slogans and taglines. You are right, those are what make the company to stand out. My business motto is “Independence. Balance. Awareness”. It is simple and straight to the point. Being aware of your business goals, it makes it a bit easier to come up with a slogan. Thank you for sharing your wisdom on this topic!

Zaria

Brooke says:
Coming up with a catchy tagline is no easy feat. Some companies have had better luck with it than others, such as Nike “Just Do It,” I remember that from my own childhood! I think you could probably find a few more great advertising slogans here: http://www.bestslogans.com/tag/commercial-slogans

Donna Merrill
Twitter: donna_tribe
says:
Hi Arleen,

It’s great to read your post. I was busy with my projects, that’s the reason I was inactive a bit, specially reading & commenting was completely off.

Anyways, I completely agree with your points, Writing Catchy Titles and Taglines are important these days, so I appreciate your efforts for giving these tips. Great work.

~ Donna

Comments are closed.

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