The 100 Most Influential Taglines
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I'm having a hard time thinking of good tech taglines...Microsoft's "Where do you want to go today?" always seemed like a parody (with the obvious answer being, "Somewhere far away from this infernal blue-screened machine"), but that's not the fault of the marketer who came up with the tagline.
Anybody have any favorites among recent companies, particularly software companies?
And, of course: I'm Feeling Lucky!
Subway's current run of "5 dollar footlong" commercials is likely to become a classic too. Incredibly simple message + annoying but unforgettable jingle + hand gestures + vivid imagery (woman vs. Godzilla). It makes you think that buying a sandwich for $5.00 is a good deal.
The difference is the Subway thing will not last too much longer but "Just Do It" and that swoosh have been embedded in my generation's heads permanently. Nike could bring back "Just Do It" at any time and it would never get old.
Of course, "Just Do It" is just a pale shadow of the most powerful one ever: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_Kitchener_Wants_You
i'm guessing this isn't so much a matter of "lack of memorable advertising of late" as it is a matter of time. it probably takes a decade to cement a good tagline. in fact, i bet time matters a dozen times more than any other variables (aside from the company continuing to operate and advertise).
because of that, I find that the only impressive thing on that list IS Las Vegas.