And in
tagline development, as in Shakespeare's play, Polonius must be dispatched.
Von der Esch says tourism officials knew that there wasn't enough space on a billboard to get in all the adjectives about the state of Utah, and that a slogan or
tagline needed to be created that could extol the state's virtues quickly and succinctly.
The new logo features a clean and fresh image, encompassing Sysco's name, logo and
tagline in one element.
When this is accomplished, the
tagline serves as a clincher for the argument to buy from that company.
Measure opponents said Monday that they plan to flip the
tagline so that the ad now declares that it is paid for by Reynolds American and authorized by Oregonians Against the Blank Check.
Be Heard is more than a
tagline: It's how we live within IABC.
The logo design and
tagline were developed to capture mushrooms' many positive attributes, from freshness and unique flavor to nutrition and versatility, in language that resonates with consumers, said Jurgensmeyer, adding that the new
tagline scored highest for believability, recall, and ability to motivate purchase after extensive qualitative and quantitative consumer research and testing.
The signature "X," with one leg longer than the other, and the logo aren't changing; the event announced to the public a new
tagline and a new focus on visibility.
"The
tagline for AVICTA Complete Pak, Think out of the box, was suggested by our Technical Manager, Dr.
So now Inch, whose
tagline appears on buildings across the North East, has been afforded an exhibition in Ouseburn.
But then, a new
tagline started appearing in the e-mails of Howard Dean, Ted Kennedy, Paul Hackett, Wesley Clark, and several others: "Enough is enough." Whether it referred to Republican rule or cognitive linguism, the guerrilla
tagline caught fire ...