For more than 100 years, companies have used slogans in their advertisements. Major corporations and small business alike have used catchy phrases to tell the world what makes their product or service ...

Advertising slogans always have been a marketing staple for businesses large and small. The most recognizable brands have featured memorable, catchy taglines that have resonated with consumers, while ...

The best advertising slogans are memorable and fit with the times. And some brands have already jumped on the "fake news" bandwagon. Battery brand Duracell has just launched an ad campaign entitled ...

For most Americans, when something is described as "Finger lickin'" and "good," there's little question that it's chicken from KFC. KFC’s “Finger lickin’ good,” slogan is the most memorable among ...

Sorry, Charlie. The vintage tagline from the old StarKist ad doesn’t make it onto TV Land’s list of the top 100 memorable TV catchphrases. But 10 other ads do ...

The 1960s was all about Harold Wilson’s white heat of technology, and in the food world, than meant no more peeling and chopping. Instead, you just added water to things and, hey presto, instant ...

PepsiCo Inc. unveiled Thursday its new advertising slogan, "That's What I Like," saying it is its first U.S.-based tagline in over two decades. The beverage and snack company said the new tagline, ...

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“Life begins here.” That’s the current advertising slogan for a famous product many of us reach for every day. Can you guess which one? Take 10 seconds. Ready, go. Time’s up. It’s Coca Cola, the No. 1 ...

NEW YORK.- State Farm is there – the newest neighbor joining a select group of advertising’s most well-known and effective slogans and icons on the Advertising Walk of Fame. Since 2004, organizers of ...

You've heard these slogans your whole life—but most people have no idea where they came from, or how powerful they really were. From the line that sold America on diamond rings, to a pink cartoon ...