Brand Slogan Quiz

Nintendo Wii's marketing campaign famously used the slogan 'Wii would like to play' as a pun on their console name. The other gaming consoles listed (PSP, PS2, XBOX) are competitors with different branding.

Nissan has used 'Enjoy the ride' as their advertising slogan to emphasize the driving experience. Mazda, Toyota, and Honda are competing automotive brands with different marketing approaches.

Old Spice's famous advertising campaign used 'The mark of a man' to position their men's grooming products. Palmolive and Gillette are competitors in grooming products, while 'None' is not a brand.

Oracle has used 'Software powers the Internet' to emphasize their enterprise software and database technology. Accenture, IBM, and Microsoft (misspelled as Miscrosoft) are technology competitors with different positioning.

Panasonic used 'Slightly ahead of its time' to position their technology as innovative and forward-thinking. Sony, Akai, and Videocon are electronics competitors with different branding strategies.

Pepsi's famous campaign used 'For those who think young' to position their cola as youthful and energetic. Sprite and Coke are competing beverages, while 'none' is not a brand.

The slogan 'The best kept automotive secret in America' was actually associated with Saturn Corporation, a GM brand, not Peugeot. Peugeot is a French automotive brand that wouldn't reference being 'in America' as a secret.

Polaroid's 'The fun develops instantly' slogan cleverly referenced their instant photography technology where photos developed immediately. Nikon and Canon (misspelled as Cannon) are traditional camera competitors.

Red Bull's famous slogan 'It gives you wings' emphasizes energy and performance, perfectly matching their energy drink positioning. Coke, Gatorade, and Pepsi are competing beverages with different branding.

Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines uses 'Get out there' to encourage exploration and travel experiences. Carnival Cruise Lines is a direct competitor, while Star Cruises operates primarily in Asian markets.

Schlitz beer famously used 'The beer that made Milwaukee famous' to emphasize their Milwaukee, Wisconsin brewing heritage. Carlsberg is Danish, Foster's is Australian, making them geographically incorrect.