What makes a slogan catchy? What makes a logo memorable?

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What makes a slogan catchy? What makes a logo memorable?

 A short and striking or memorable phrase used in advertising.

Highlight a key benefit.  The point of a slogan is to differentiate your product or brand from that of your competitors, while also underscoring the company's general mission. If you have an advantage over your competitors, or if your product or service has a unique benefit, you need to use it. Example:"Great taste, less filling." (Miller Lite)

 Maybe your company doesn't sell a "unique" product or service; nevertheless, the slogan still needs to differentiate the company from other competitors.  Often times, winning slogans will explain a company's dedication to its customers. Slogans devoted to customer service, especially ones that guarantee quality and satisfaction even if it's at the company's expense, play extremely well with the public.  So if other companies sell the same products as your company does, let them; instead, sell the public on trust and customer care. Example: "We're number two, so we try harder." (Avis

 Noone wants to read a long slogan  You have seconds to create a memorable slogan  Keep in mind that your consumers want the main idea of your business through your slogan.  What makes you, you?

Give them a rhythm, rhyme, and ring. A slogan longer than a single word should fulfill at least two of these three criteria: It should have a rhythm, it should rhyme, it should have a ring to it.  Example: "The quilted quicker picker upper." (Bounty)

 When writing a slogan, it's extremely easy to get carried away Language like "The No. 1 ___," or "The best ___ in the business," is not only untrue, but also extremely generic, and a big turn-off to consumers. Instead, be realistic, and find a clever but real way to emphasize your company's perks. Example: "It's everywhere you want to be." (Visa)

What makes a logo memorable?

 A symbol or other design adopted by an organization to identify its products, uniform, vehicles, etc.

 Keep it simple  Make it memorable  Keep it fresh  Make it modern yet timeless  Make it proportional and well balanced

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