Famous Company Slogans - closetflip
Famous Company Slogans - closetflip
Famous Company Slogans - closetflip
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Creative Strategy Questionnaire<br />
The goal of this worksheet is to help make the process of creating your own company<br />
slogan as easy as possible. The answers to each help focus and define the EXACT benefits<br />
your service or products offer your customers.<br />
1. What does your company do?<br />
You have created a product of some sort — what specifically do you offer?<br />
2. What image or personality do you want to convey?<br />
Conservative, avant-garde, trendy, intellectual, trust worthy, knowledgeable, relaxed,<br />
prosperous? Corporate look and feel = trust worthy + relaxed + prosperous<br />
3. Who is your target audience? Whom are we talking to?<br />
Age, race, gender, income level, etc.<br />
4. What do they currently think?<br />
WIn conjunction with what they do already. Is there a flaw, difficulty or roadblock that keeps<br />
them from purchasing or trying your product or service?<br />
5. What would you like them to think or do?<br />
A sentence written from the consumer perspective, encapsulating the single most<br />
important thought you want your consumer to have about your product or service.<br />
6. What is the single most persuasive idea you can convey?<br />
What is the barrier or problem the slogan must communicate. It can be a product<br />
problem, a market problem, an image problem — but it is always a problem that your<br />
slogan can help address. The problem is never the high cost of ingredients, federal<br />
regulation, distribution or low advertising budget.<br />
7. Why should they believe it?<br />
What is your unique selling point — point of difference? There must be some sort of benefit<br />
to the end user — even in broad terms e.g. It makes their job easier, etc.<br />
<strong>Famous</strong> <strong>Company</strong> <strong>Slogans</strong>