5 Easy Ways to Write an Easy Slogan
Did you just start a business or are you mired up in a brand renewal? Do you think you need a corporate slogan because every other business (except those that sell slogans) already has one? Here are 5 easy ways to come up with an easy slogan.
1. Easy and Reliable Slogans Since 1986
This formula works for any type of business. Think of two adjectives (reliable, effective…) and pull out that paper that says when you founded your business.
Brave and Pioneering Brewing Since 1885.
Agile and Lean R&D Since 2011.
2. Dot. Dot. Dot.
Did you come up with three adjectives with Easy Slogan Formula Nr 1? Perfect. Combine them into one killer slogan with a few aggressive punctuation marks.
(You get extra points for alliteration.)
Spirited. Efficient. Reliable.
Fab. Finnish. Fearless.
3. The Adjective Business
You only need three words for this: the definite article, an adjective and your business.
The Friendly Cornershop
The Reliable Accountant
If you want to be a little more adventurous, try a comparative noun instead of an adjective.
The Granniest Yarn Shop
The Chameleonest Creative Agency
4. ______ but _______
What do you want to be? And what can’t you be, because you really want to be that first thing? Combine these two words and sprinkle a little advertising magic on top.
Swift but Careful.
Cheap but Good.
Personal but Effective.
5. The Content Marketing Slogan
Luckily for you content marketing is still all the rage. It means that your slogan needn’t have anything to do with you business if it drives engagement in your target segment — i.e. millennials don’t hate it.
Luckily for you content marketing is still all the rage.
Creating a Content Marketing Slogan is easy: take your favorite song title and smack it under your logo. Extra points for having song titles translated into Italian (only if you’re in the business of frozen pizzas).
Live Forever.
You Could be Mine.
Something from Creed… Higher. Yeah. (Or should I say Yyyeaahhhh.)
We Run the World.
Mamma, sto tornando a casa.
The writer is a Finnish copywriter who has used at least one of these formulas in his career. Looking for a slogan? Try this free Slogan Generator.
