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Resolved Question: Doesn't it just get to you sometimes? The way bad pet food companies advertise?

For example, I see a paid ad (google ad words, I guess) pop up often about Cesar Wet food. Their tagline in the ad says: "High quality protein..." These are the ingredients: Ingredients: Meat by-products, Liver, Poultry by-products, Lamb, Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Tripolyphosphate, Vegetable Gums, Colour, Dried Yam, Natural Flavours, Sodium Nitrite (for colour retention), Vitamins and Minerals, Water sufficient for processing. I have never ever heard of "meat-by-products" being high quality protein. There is nothing (other than the teeny tiny bit of Lamb) that is nutritious for a dog in there. And Cesar, made by the same company that makes Pedigree (Mars, yes the chocolate bar company), is not the only one, it's purina, pedigree, hills/science diet, nutro, royal canin, eukanuba,and iams all claiming to be the best nutrition, when there's nothing farther from the truth. Are there any pet food companies that are honest in their advertising? Is there something that can be done to push the FDA or someone in power to stop these companies claiming to have superior nutrition when they don't? more

Resolved Question: In need of a clever tagline or name...?

My cousin and I are heading to Africa for about 3 months to volunteer in a couple of orphanages. We are throwing a few fundraisers to help us raise money to get us there and to give to each orphanage. We haven't been able to advertise yet because we are having a hard time in thinking of a clever tagline or name for our "charity." We would appreciate any ideas. more

Resolved Question: Tagline for a Circus?

I'm doing an advertising campaign for class. The theme is circus freak show. And it's sort of for an art show exhibition. Now I'm stumped on taglines. Any suggestions? more

Resolved Question: What should your movie tagline be?

Business & Finance > Advertising & Marketing > General - Advertising & Marketing > Boingggg! more

Voting Question: Tagline for a health department?

For a marketing classs, we are designing an advertising campaign in order to increase awareness of our local health department. Can anybody think of a catchy tag line?? more

Resolved Question: I have to write analysis of a fashion marketing campaign that has been successful.Here the one I wrote.?

Please read this analysis and tell me what you think. I also need a way to end it... Please help. Thanks so much!!! Analysis of Fashion Campaign: K&G Fashion Superstore: “Fashion without the victim” When determining the success of a fashion ad campaign, one has to determine the goal of that campaign. Was it to drive sales for a key item? Was it to stir controversy? Was it to just create a brand image/feeling? Was it to try to increase market awareness and brand exposure? A case in point is the K&G Fashion Superstore chain, owned by Men’s Warehouse Inc. K&G’s point of separation is that it advertises the same brands and styles of clothes as found in other department stores at everyday prices that are up to 60 percent less. To sharpen their distinction between other department stores in this bad economy , K&G Fashion Superstore launched a humorous new advertising campaign that pushed its selections and prices with a tagline — “Fashion without the victim” – The new campaign included television, radio, out-of-home and guerilla tactics to help drive home the point that K&G offers the same styles and brands of clothes as department stores, but at everyday prices that are up to 60% less. One television commercial, entitled “911,” remind you of an actual call to the emergency phone number, but the “victim” is merely a shopper who overpaid for clothing at a department store. The caller claims to have been just robbed by a man who “took my money and all I got was this dress.” A second television commercial takes place in a courtroom where a defendant is suing a department store salesman for selling him an overpriced suit. An insensitive judge tells the defendant that if he’s “stupid enough to pay that, you deserve what you get.” A number of radio spots throw down the gauntlet with the opening line of “Department stores are robbing people every day; so we thought we’d teach them a lesson and rob them back.” In each commercial, an electronically altered voice demands payment from a department store operator for something it feels is valuable or incriminating to the store. Through each plot, listeners are reminded that K&G offers the same designer brands as department stores, but at a much lower cost. The campaign for K&G seeks to make waves because its goal is to “drive awareness” for the K&G brand.please dont answer the question with dumb answers to get points.. please i really do need help... more

Resolved Question: Is CIGNA's advertising Tagline another Conservative Codeword.?

CIGNA's advertising tagline is 'A Business of Caring.' Do you think Nataline Sarkisyan's family feels that way. Or is this a code like hiking the Appalachian Trail, or Bible Study at the C Street House. How about this quote 'The reasons CIGNA did not want to give you your records is that they've known… way back for years that you've had cancer and they're not going to treat you.' - Jo Joshua Godfrey, CIGNA Insurance Customer, re-telling independent doctor's diagnosisTort reform has had no impact on Insurance rates, health Insurtance, malpractice insurance, even workers comp insurance in California. It limits punative damage claims to $250,000. Thus insuring we will have more Nataline's here. CIGNA looks at $250,000 vs millions saved by denying coverage.Interstate Insurance will end up like interstate banking. further consolidation into a few large entities resulting in higher prices. more

Resolved Question: Give a tag line for the element, Scandium.?

Suppose you are advertising Scandium. How will you make your ad get noticed? What would your tagline for Scandium be? :) more

Resolved Question: Survey - If you had to create a tagline to advertise yahoo answers, what would you use?

I think I'd go with: "Yahoo Answers... Where opinionated retards go for validation amongst their own kind..." It's not exactly catchy, is it? Can you do better? more

Resolved Question: Tagline for brand name called "Croppy Chips"?

Me and group decided to have this little mock-advertising campaign regarding a snack (which was made up) called "Croppy Chips" We tried: "These chips taste like CROP!" and "Guaranteed to taste like CROP!" and the professor told us it sounded too negative. so here i am, asking for good taglines. more

Resolved Question: So nobody cares about the Taco Bell dying?

http://news.google.com/news/more?um=1&ned=us&cf=all&ncl=d9gfggKC8gwc1vMILKNOLvKmm-MrM Yo quiero Doggy Heaven: Taco Bell icon dies at 15 Post a comment (2) Posted by: Dean Goodman Tags: Fan Fare, Chihuahua, Gidget, Taco Bell, TBWA/Chiat/Day, Yum! Brands Inc Gidget the Chihuahua, who achieved pop-culture immortality in the “Yo Quiero Taco Bell” ad campaigns run by the fast-food outlet in the 1990s, died of an apparent stroke in Santa Clarita, Calif., on Tuesday while watching television. She was 15. US Weekly broke the news on Wednesday, quoting the dog’s owner, Karen McElhatton, as saying Gidget “lived like a queen” and “had a great life.” Taco Bell is a unit of Yum! Brands Inc., whose stock shook off the bad news and rose 30 cents to $33.68 on the New York Stock Exchange. Gidget starred in Taco Bell ads for two years, beginning in late 1997. “She” became a “he” in the spots, which depicted the canine on a quest for Taco Bell fare. The tagline “Yo Quiero Taco Bell” (I want Taco Bell) passed into the lexicon, and Gidget became an instant celebrity. She showed up at movie premieres, on magazine covers, and even at the opening session of the New York Stock Exchange. A toy version sold briskly at Taco Bell’s 6,000 outlets. But the $200 million ad campaign did not do much for Taco Bell sales, and the company dropped Gidget after complaints from franchisees. In 2003, a federal jury in Michigan ordered Yum to pay $30.2 million to a pair of designers who alleged that Taco Bell advertising executives stole their idea for a character called “Psycho Chihuahua” after making a verbal agreement to use the men’s design. Yum had countered that the talking Chihuahua was created by a former ad agency, TBWA/Chiat/Day. more

Resolved Question: Please suggest a brief , effective and catchy tagline for a certification body?

We are a 3rd party certification body.we provide quality and social compliance services.Our firm wants to go international n we need to advertise before 20th july. We need effective , brief and catchy taglines so that they are easily remembered and recognized by clients. more

Resolved Question: What was that horror movie circa 1990...?

What was that horror movie circa 1990 that had a tagline something like: "Freddy and Jason have nightmares about _________ " It was a female person's name, and that was the movie's name. I think it was not that popular of a movie, but I remember it being advertised in the newspaper. Any suggestions? One word... possibly started with a "K" but I have no idea really... has bugged me for years!It was not Christine... it was about some sort of evil female monster. It was not as popular as Christine. more

Voting Question: values ed. homework.?

we have this homework in values education in where we have to copy some sort of ad or commercial and change it so that it would advertise about jesus. i cant think of any tag line.:)) ex. 'only jesus touches my heart, who touches yours' like that, i just need the tagline or something:)) i cant think of any now. help. (i cant use that^^) more

Resolved Question: Need tagline for cake business?

My business name is edible elegance , and I really need a tagline so I can start advertising. please help. more

Resolved Question: Desperately need tag line for cake decorating business?

Please can anyone help me to come up with a tagline for my business, it is called edible elegance it is a cake decorating business. Really want to get going with my advertising. more

Resolved Question: Advertising Campaign Question?

Hi guys am doing this assignment in advertising i need a good tagline and ideas on how to launch the product they gave me the product is a vaccine that cures AIDS and AVOIDS aids so the target audience should be the Rich Gay ppl coz only they cud afford it because 3 * $ 1350.so please like a good idea and taglines such as "Drop plastic balls from a nightclub and say GRAB LIFE BY THE BALLS" sumthing like this please thanks a lot more

Resolved Question: could anyone give a killer yogurt advertising slogan?

we need to make a tagline/slogan for a yogurt made from carabao milk more

Resolved Question: In India, advertising campaign for what has the tagline, 'The Most Special Way To Say You Care?'?

In India, advertising campaign for what has the tagline, 'The Most Special Way To Say You Care?' It starts with the letter 'A' and is a total 7 letters. Please Help. more

Resolved Question: If you could make a commercial advertising heaven, what would your tagline/motto be?

Like advertising people to die and come to heaven or something. Please think of something catchy and original thanks! more

Resolved Question: HELP!!! I need a Creative 'BIG Ideas' for National Portrait Gallery?

Hi everyone, I'm creating an advertising campaign which challenges perceptions and encourages 'pop-in' visits to the National Portrait Gallery. The target market will be people who work or study locally - Trafalgar Square, Covent Garden, Soho, The Strand, Whitehall etc, especially those who work in the media and creative industries (20-35 years old, culturally aware, young professionals). The National Portrait Gallery's brand personality can best be expressed as the perfect host, the Collection being the embodiment of the perfect party guest list, with the Gallery acting as benign host and master of ceremonies. So, the idea has to be warm, clear, informative, accessible as well as lively and stimulating. I have to come up with a tagline that will invite people to 'pop-in' to the Gallery. In the guideline of the campaign, i need to use very warm, welcoming colours (such as dark red, mustard, purple, blue, light blue, and so on). It has to reflects on the brand values which are welcoming, inclusive, fresh, inspiring and enriching. Hope I can get some helpful answers. Cheers~ more

Resolved Question: What was the advertising tagline for 'Superman: The Movie'?

In space, no one can year you scream. He came from another world to protect ours. Look up in the sky. You'll believe a man can fly! 10 points to the first person who does not have to look this up your daily memory test more

Resolved Question: Movie tagline suggestions?

I have a project where i have to make up a movie and i have to be able to advertise it. The thing is that i can't think of any cool or interesting taglines for the movie. The movie is about a guy who is afraid of commitment. He gets cold feet on his wedding day and leaves his fiance at the alter. Then after several years, the man, who has a "loose" girlfriend, bumps into his fiance and realizes that he still loves her but can't decide between his fiance, who wants marriage, or his current girlfriend. The movie poster this tagline is for shows two wedding bands that are also handcuffs. What would be a good tagline for that? more

Resolved Question: Looking for a good tagline to put under my parenting blog name advertising, any help?

I am writing a blog on fatherhood for a local major paper. The address to get there is hard to remember so I registered a domain name that is much simpler to remember. I also wanted to make some cards but wanted to keep them very plain while still giving someone who picked it up some idea of what it was about. Ideally I want the blog to appeal to women who are interested in finding someone with the same experiences and little by little drop daddy feelings after gaining their trust. The only tag line I have been able to come up with is "Find out what your husband is really thinking." I feel this is a little misleading but it would get women to come to the site. Any suggestions? more

Resolved Question: need help with a tagline?

I have a new community website focused on South florida area.(palm beach area trader) I sell advertising to hotels,restaurants,travel agents, real estate and etc. My best gemic is you can print online coupons for consumers and my advertisers love it. I also have a classifieds section for individuals. I need a tagline!!? Any Help more

Resolved Question: Please help! i need extra money to put my sons through college, so i'm starting a home auto care service?

I really need help, i'm just trying to earn a little money on side to help get my sons through college. i'm not trying to establish a huge corporation here...just a temp. business. thanks!! My plan is to offer a service where I will be going to people's homes to change their oil at a discounted price. I will provide the oil and disposal and the whole idea is that it will be convenient for ppl and cheaper! They get to choose the type of oil and oil change they get. I'll also be offering other services such as lubrication, tire gauge check, air, vaccuum, repairs (broken side view mirror, etc) BUT i'll mainly be advertising the oil change. soo..i have some questions and I would appreciate any help, thank you! These are my questions: 1) What's a good tagline? I'm so bad at this, but I'm thinking "have your oil changed at the convenience of your own home"..id like something that's more catchy though 2) how can i establish credibility and trustworthiness? i don't have a certificate, but i've been working with my/family's/friends' cars for years. 3) What title would sound best (most official, most professional)? In other words, what can I call myself? Professional Oil Changer? (I also do other things, so idk about that...) I need a good title, pls help! 4) How much should I charge for my services? any other advice? thank you so very much!! more

Voting Question: Please help! I'm starting a little business w/ cars: an at-your-home service oil change, etc? tagline, other?s?

My plan is to offer a service where I will be going to people's homes to change their oil at a discounted price. I will provide the oil and disposal and the whole idea is that it will be convenient for ppl and cheaper! They get to choose the type of oil and oil change they get. I'll also be offering other services such as lubrication, tire gauge check, air, vaccuum, repairs (broken side view mirror, etc) BUT i'll mainly be advertising the oil change. soo..i have some questions and I would appreciate any help, thank you! These are my questions: 1) What's a good tagline? I'm so bad at this, but I'm thinking "have your oil changed at the convenience of your own home"..id like something that's more catchy though 2) how can i establish credibility and trustworthiness? i don't have a certificate, but i've been working with my/family's/friends' cars for years. 3) What title would sound best (most official, most professional)? In other words, what can I call myself? Professional Oil Changer? (I also do other things, so idk about that...) I need a good title, pls help! 4) How much should I charge for my services? any other advice? thank you so very much!!I really need help, i'm just trying to earn a little money on side to help get my sons through college. i'm not trying to establish a huge corporation here...just a temp. business. thanks!! more

Resolved Question: What's the difference between a tagline and a headline in advertising?

Voting Question: Call to Action for Advertisement?

I need someone to help me come up with a creative call to action for an advertisement that I am designing. My company is a wedding and event design company, called Some Like It Classic - Wedding & Event Design. I use all of the old actors/characters - Marilyn Monroe (Some Like It Hot), Audrey Hepburn, Clark Gable, James Dean, Grace Kelley, etc. I am looking to start advertising in bridal magazines and my advertisement is going to use a single actor... probably Marilyn first, and it will of course have all my company information. My company tagline is Celebrating Tradition with Innovative Design... and I will probably include that at the very bottom of the ad (I have a graphic designer who will design the ad already). I just need someone to come up with maybe 3 good words, or a call to action that I can put as the centerpiece of the ad. The 3 things I want to keep in mind are: 1. Its a wedding planning and design ad, so the client is brides and their mom's 2. I want it to embody Marilyn: she is sexy and classic 3. I want it to be a little edgy... I want people to remember my ad amongst the 50 other planners advertising in the magazine. Let me know. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: Online RPG?

I've seen an advertising banner for what I think is some kind of online RPG...the tagline is something like 'Your Goddess awaits' and it has a picture of what I presume must be the characters or something...hopefully this is what I think it is. Can anyone help me out finding the link? more

Resolved Question: Can anyone tell me what movie the music used to advertise Foxtel Box Office is from and its title?

It sounds like a James Horner song (I thought it was from Legends of the Fall) but I'm not sure and its driving me crazy! Its used on the advert where they preview showing and upcoming movies that have either won Oscars or have actors in them whom have won Oscars. Its tagline is Foxtel Box Office your first choice in Oscar movies. Please help me and put me out of my misery! more

Voting Question: i am doin a project on a spanish clothing brand, want to do a similar campaign to budweisers humor, any ideas?

i want to do an entire marketing plan that is positioned as "humorus, amusing and ironic", similar to budweisers talking lizards. also want to use the word "wow", which is the name of the campaign, in a similar sort of way that budweiser uses "whasss up" in one of its most famous campaigns.any ideas for this humourus campaign?any ideas for a funny tagline that includes "wow", any ideas of how to come up with a script for a commerical thats funny, like the ones with the talking lizards?the brand is popular because it is the anti-thesis of fashion in both advertising and design, so any ideas related to doing a very funny, completely non conventional campaign would really be very helpful. thanks alot!the brand is targeting mainly 3 types of people- alternative people (artists etc), tourists (who like it because of the concept of "colors from spain") and young kids (because its colorful). the brand is very colorful (almost slightly tacky), but it works somehow. and i want to do a campaign thats positioned as "humorous, ironic and amusing". any ideas?thans alot! more

Resolved Question: Is it funny to you when people say "10 points for best answer!"...?

...as though that is somehow a "new and exciting" incentive? I understand they're trying to market their question and that advertising liberties are few. Still, maybe a fresher tagline would help bring in "answerers." For example, "I'll smother you with my breasts for the Best Answer!" I'm confident that would bring the masses in.Oh, got point "catz." No, I'm sorry everyone, I don't have breasts. I'm a man. And "no," I don't have man-breasts either. It was meant to be said "as an example" of what I'd respond to more than the "want 10 points?" offer.(sp)...not "got"..."good" point. more

Resolved Question: Is anyone else here going to watch the "White" series on BBC2 ?

It is advertised with the tagline: "What is happening to Britain's white working classes?" I'm going to watch it, but can anyone else see loads of people complaining about it? more

Resolved Question: Another company to name!!!?

This company was launched in France in 1983 by Fabergé, which became part of the Unilever group of companies in 1989. It was created as a version of one of Unilever's other brands, Impulse, but targeted at males. Impulse was a fragranced deodorant body spray for women that promised wearers male attention. Unilever were keen to capitalize on the French success and rolled it out in the rest of Europe from 1985 onwards, later introducing the other products in the range in the US for men. The current advertising tagline for this company in the US is "Bow Chicka Wah Wow"riiman95 got it! more

Resolved Question: what is the current arby's advertising tagline?

Resolved Question: I am establishing a new advertising agency really soon. Do you have a ear-catching name in mind?

Yes, I am openning a new advertising agency focusing in advertising placement and marketing strategy in retail business and shopping malls. I am seeking a great name which is unique, ear-catching, meaningful and easy to remember with my clients. Would really appreciate if you could share with me your idea for the name. Thanks! PS. Would be good if you can also explain your reason for choosing the name and the tagline you can propose too. Few names in my list are.. 1. Dreambox 2. Miracle 3. Mirror 4. Ad-Ventures 5. SuperAd! more

Resolved Question: I am going to open a new advertising agency really soon. Do you have a ear-catching name in mind?

Resolved Question: I am going to establish a new advertising agency really soon. Do you have a ear-catching name in mind?

Resolved Question: I am openning a new advertising agency really soon. Do you have a catchy name in mind?

Resolved Question: I need some helps in finding a great name for my new business in advertising agency, do you have one?

Resolved Question: Can you help me to get a great creative name for my new business in advertising industry?

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Resolved Question: In the tagline ‘Fcuk Advertising’..What does fcuk refer to?

just tell which company this tagline refer to n full form for rcuk more

Resolved Question: What's with this new trend of companies using a competitor's tagline/advertising for their own?

Silverjet is to recreate British Airways seminal 'moving face in the desert' ad to promote its business class transatlantic route http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7029726.stm In Ireland, a newbie recruitment website called Loadzajobs.ie has started using the tagline of the market leader IrishJobs.ie for their new ad campaign. What's this all about? Is it a lack of creativity by the advertising agencies, or are they just trying to hijack the brand reputation of the market leaders? If this is to be the new trend, is there a future for ad agencies? Why pay to create something new, when we can save cost by ripping off an ad we like. more

Resolved Question: what is the definition and difference between "slogan" and "tagline" in advertising?

Resolved Question: How does Loreal's tagline "because you're worth it" make you feel?

does it make you want to buy the product? raise your self esteem?? do you think it works, from an advertising point of view? more

Resolved Question: Need opinion on advertisment.?

Dear all, I doing my advertising assignment and i want opinions whether do you think it can work. I am trying to sell a men's underwear. My visual would be a fully dress men who wear the underwear on the outside(Something like superman but i not using him in here). I think either i would be using the visuals which only show the midsection and below or the full body length. My tagline would be "So stylish, you just to show it all". I am trying to jump out of the sexual appeal/ innuendo/objects that you always find in underwear ads. Do you guys or girls think this would work ? Give reasons. If no, give reasons too and if you can, write your own tagline and why. Thanks more

Resolved Question: hmm i'm helping with an advertising thing...tagline?

something catchy (and not stupid and cheezy) for an ad for all or one of these..seperate lines for each one.... iced coffee smoothies ice cream and nothing already copyrighted please more

Resolved Question: What's in your holster?

An advertising blitz for a growing credit card company features two humorous television commercials. One features Vikings who are defeated by that credit card’s low interest rates. The other series of ads pokes fun at the apparent difficulty of cashing in on the “other company’s” frequent flier miles. Every one of the commercials ends with the same catchy tagline: “What’s in your wallet?” Well, in the same spirit, I want to ask you people what firearm you are carrying right now, or the one you usually carry? What's in your holster? more