How I Write Your Tagline The right process is always to keep your main objectives in mind. “It’s not to be clever for wit’s sake, but to imbed a lasting sales message into your prospect minds.” Be clear, not clever. A snappy tagline tied to your firm’s Unique Selling Proposition (USP) can answer the prospect’s question “Why you, not your competition?” before they even ask it. Slogans like DeBeer’s “Diamonds are forever”, Quizno’s “Mmm, Mmm Good.” and Maxwell House’s “Good to the last drop” can make it easy-peezy for consumers to justify a decision. in Public bookmarkswith 2008adviceanthonybrandingcerretachecklistcompanyfaceyspaceyimagemarketingmottonthoproductslogantagline Note: How I Write Your Tagline
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