Slogan, when the word slogan comes to mind, the first thing
it is related with is a simple sentence that follows a brand, but it is mucho
more than that. It all goes back to the 16th Century; it was a cry
from the Scottish Gaelic. This word was sluagh-gairm,
which means army shout; it was used to convince the army to go and fight, it certainly
not used to persuade someone to buy certain product or certain brand, but still
had to be simple, clear and memorable. Now-a-days it has the same principle, which
is to convince the brand’s prospects that their brand is better than the
others.
Besides getting the prospects attention, the slogan can help
them decipher what is exactly what the brand does. Sometimes the brand name may
be simple, so simple it may not describe what it is it does, here is where the
slogan fulfills its other use, communicate what the brand does. An example for
this is HSBC’s slogan, “The World’s Local Bank”, the name does not tell you
what it does, and the slogan does.
Sometimes the name does communicate what it
does and the slogan helps to make the brand stronger.
One of the best
slogans out there is Nike’s “Just do it”, it is very good example of a good
slogan, when people think of Nike they tend to think sports but in a
sophisticated way. This also happens when they hear “Just do it”, this slogan
has become so powerful there is no need to say the brand when you hear it.
People are so used to it, they may sometimes use is in their daily lives.
People are attacked by slogans of every kind of brand every
day of their lives, they can start seeing them as a normal thing, it is
important that a brand’s slogan pops from the rest of them. When they start
remembering them, it means that the slogan has worked, the results will not always
be right away, the brands have to be patient and wait,
but once a catchy phrase
is in a person’s mind, it is hard to get it out, with a good slogan it will
happen.
Miriam A. López
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jajajaj me gusto... le entendi mejor que a la lectura completa... xD
ReplyDeleteComo comenta Diana, buen sumario y análisis Miriam :) Incluiste Ejemplos e imágenes.
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