The Power of Advertising Slogans Flashcards
Contradicting
adjective
To be the opposite of something else
* We have some contradicting data here.
* There are contradicting forces in the marketplace.
Tagline
noun
A short phrase that a company uses in its advertisements
* Their new tagline has proven to be very effective.
* Apple’s tagline has gone down in history.
“Chances are …”
phrase
“It is likely …”
* Chances are that we won’t be able to go away this weekend.
* I’m not sure what time we’ll start, but chances are that it will be a bit late.
Pop into one’s head
verbal phrase
An idea / thought that one suddenly has
* That slogan just popped into my head one day.
* I can’t remember now, I’m sure it’ll pop into my head later.
Call to mind
verbal phrase
To remember
* It’s hard to call to mind the meaning of that kanji.
* I can’t call to mind where I’ve seen her before.
Household name
noun
A person or thing that is well known by the public
* That comedian is a household name in Japan.
* That brand was a household name in the 1950’s.
To be behind something
phrase
The reasons or causes that contribute to something
* Their marketing department is behind their success.
* He is behind the innovations we see in machine learning.
Branding
noun
The promotion of a product / company
* We have a sizable budget for branding this year.
* Branding is very important to us.
Catchy
adjective
Something is instantly memorable
* They came up with quite a catchy tagline.
* The Beatles wrote many catchy pop songs.
Slogan
noun
A short easily remembered phrase used to advertise a product
* We need a new slogan for this release.
* It can be tough to come up with an effective slogan.
Memorable
adjective
Easy to remember
* She gave a memorable speech on the causes of climate change.
* They had a memorable tagline for their new business.
Syllable
noun
The single sounds of a word
* Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious has 14 syllables!
* The stress is on the first syllable.
Leave an impression
verbal phrase
To have a lasting impact on someone’s thoughts or feelings
* His encouragement left an impression on all his team members.
* That presentation certainly left and impression on the audience.
Differentiate
verb
To show or find the difference between things
* It’s difficult to differentiate between fact and opinion.
* It’s hard to differentiate these wines.
Set a flag in the ground
idiom
To claim ownership of something
* Musk has set a flag in the ground with Twitter this week.
* We set a flag in the ground on our business trip.