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A slogan is a short, memorable phrase that advertises a product, brand, political party or place. Effective slogans are simple, honest and authentic - conveying something genuine about what is being advertised in a way that makes consumers desire or need what is being sold.
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- 1. What is a Slogan? • Short, often quite memorable phrase advertising a specific product, brand, political party, or PLACE • Purpose is to emphasize something that a company or place would like to be remembered for
- 8. Tips for Creating an Effective Slogan/ Tag-Line • Keep it simple and direct • Stay honest • Ensure that your slogan is AUTHENTIC it must actually tell the reader something about your city-state • Make the “consumer” feel a desire or need to have what you are “selling”
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- Some examples of slogans or tag-lines for places we mightknowBeautiful British Columbia—short, sweet, easy to remembergets the point across that our province is known for it’s beauty
- Represents the city’s “hospitality” and generosity Calgary was emerging as a big player in the emerging west
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