Famous Company Slogans and Taglines

This is a brand slogan question. 'The king of beers' is Budweiser's famous tagline positioning itself as the premium American beer. Kingfisher is Indian, Foster is Australian, and Tuborg is European - none use this slogan.

This is a brand slogan question. 'Reach out and touch someone' is AT&T's iconic telecommunications tagline emphasizing connection. Airtel, Vodafone, and Telenor are telecom companies but this specific slogan belongs to AT&T.

3M's corporate slogan is 'Innovation,' reflecting their core identity as a company built on continuous innovation across diverse product lines from Post-it notes to healthcare products. HP, Sony, and LG use different brand positioning.

Kal Par Control is Aviva Life Insurance's investment plan that allows policyholders control over their fund allocation while providing insurance coverage. Ranbaxy is a pharmaceutical company, SBI Mutual Fund is an investment company, and Iffco-Tokio is a general insurance provider - none are associated with this specific brand.

The Energizer battery company famously used the slogan 'It keeps going, and going, and going...' in their advertising campaigns featuring the Energizer Bunny. This slogan emphasizes the long-lasting power of their batteries compared to competitors like Duracell and Eveready.

American Express used the iconic slogan 'Don't leave home without it' for decades to promote their charge cards and traveler's checks. The campaign emphasized that AmEx cards were essential for travelers, suggesting you shouldn't travel without the security and convenience they provided.

IBM used the slogan 'Solutions for a small planet' during the 1990s to reposition the company from just hardware to a provider of comprehensive business solutions. This slogan reflected IBM's global reach and focus on solving business problems worldwide.

McDonald's used the slogan 'You deserve a break today' in their 1970s advertising campaigns. This slogan positioned McDonald's as an affordable treat or break from home cooking, emphasizing that hardworking people deserved the convenience and enjoyment of fast food.

eBay's slogan 'The world's online marketplace' accurately describes their business model as a global platform for buying and selling goods through auctions and fixed-price sales. This slogan emphasizes eBay's position as a comprehensive online shopping destination rather than a retailer like Amazon.

M&M's famous slogan 'Melts in your mouth, not in your hands' highlights the candy's unique feature - the hard candy shell that prevents the chocolate from melting due to body heat. This slogan has been used since the 1940s and emphasizes the product's practical benefit.

Visa's slogan 'It's everywhere you want to be' emphasizes the widespread acceptance of their cards globally. The campaign highlighted that Visa cards could be used at millions of locations worldwide, making them convenient for travel and everyday purchases.

United Airlines used the slogan 'Fly the friendly skies' from the 1960s through the 1990s. This slogan positioned United as a welcoming, customer-friendly airline and became one of the most recognized airline slogans in advertising history.

Volkswagen's 'Drivers wanted' campaign from the late 1990s targeted younger drivers and positioned VW as a car brand for people who actually enjoyed driving. The campaign featured quirky ads that emphasized VW's fun-to-drive nature, particularly for the Beetle and Golf models.

Timex's slogan 'Takes a licking and keeps on ticking' emphasized the durability and reliability of their watches. The campaign featured dramatic demonstrations of Timex watches surviving extreme conditions, reinforcing their reputation for toughness and value.

AIG (American International Group) used the slogan 'We know money' in their advertising campaigns to position themselves as knowledgeable financial experts. This slogan was meant to build trust in their insurance and financial services expertise.

'You'll love the way we fly' is Delta Airlines' advertising slogan. The tagline emphasizes the airline's commitment to customer service and flight experience. Kingfisher, Cathay Pacific, and Singapore Airlines use different branding messages.