How To Create A Brand Tagline / Slogan (Case Study)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2020
- Learn how to create a tagline / slogan for your brand. 🤓
In this video, I walk you through an online strategy workshop where we brainstorm tagline & slogan options for my client's brand - Medihuanna.com
This is a real recording of a strategy session that I turned into a tutorial to help you understand the process of tagline / slogan creation.
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Which category of slogans is your favorite and way? - Leave a comment below. 👇
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They are doing the work for you! this is awesome :)
I love watching this!
Thank you!
I cannot believe I haven't heard of you sooner! Thank you once again Arek, this is amazing.
Welcome!
@@ebaqdesign Arek, I was wondering - what program are you using during your strategy session with your client?
Bee Gozutok I use fillable PDF worksheets.
Constantly Coming back to this :)
The Practice delivering again! :)
That's super helpful, I hope you share with us more videos like this
I'm glad you find it useful. I know how much theory is out there (that you really don't know how to use) so my commitment to you is to only share valuable and practical content.
Arek, thanks for sharing your whole knowledge !!! I've been looking for this kind of guides for my brand workshop sessions. Greetings from Perú !
Happy to serve, greeting from New York!
@@ebaqdesign I was wondering, how much do you prepare yourself about your client's company and market context before your brand workshop session? I mean, how deep do you go thougth that info? I ask this because this is my first time and I'm not pretty sure when to stop the research to get the meeting for the workshop!
You should conduct some kind of a research just to be able to speak intelligently and guide them through session but don’t invest too much time because you need to stay open-minded and try not to influence the outcome. Remember - your client is the expert in their industry and you’ll never learn as much as they know, so your job is to simply listen and extract that information from them. So generally I’d spend a couple hours reading through their website or documents they sent me and thats enough to have a high level understanding and the rest will come from the workshop.
@@ebaqdesign Thanks for the advice Arek and also, thanks for your time. Im gonna keep following your content and recomend you with my mates !
Great video Arek, thanks.
My pleasure!
Amazing Tutorial.
Thanks Prabhat!
hello Arek, i have quiz here about archetypes which you add to the main worksheet ..so why you chose mix archetype from differents core archetypes .. i mean 60%sage, 30%cargiver, 10%creator..... and can we define three archetypes contrary what you said in tutorial about archetypes(primary70% and secondary30%)
Unable
To download ur worksheets
Hello, very interesting. I was wondering: which software did you use to make it so easy to fill in pre-defined fields in you sheets?
I created fillable PDFs (available with premium guide) but you can use any other collaboration tool like Mural etc
@@ebaqdesign ah oke thanks! Yes I use miro. But this looked very smooth as well. Because of the premade fields.
Why "love the skin you're in" is specific? Shouldn't it fall in Imperative?
Because it reveals the category (skincare).
Hello again, what category does McDonald's "i'm lovin' it." fall in?
This tagline doesn't clearly fit into one category. You could say it's kind of "superlative". Remember this is just a framework and break down of common types of taglines but ultimately it's all about distilling that brand idea into a short phrase that works.
@@ebaqdesign Thanks for the lesson.
Hi, I didn't see you introducing the category "Specific".
This is because while people were giving ideas for all previous 5 categories - I had to put some in the last column where they fit.. so naturally we filled out that column along the way and that's why I had to skip it in my tutorial as by the time we got there, it was already basically filled out. However, check out my blog post to learn more about that last "specific" category www.ebaqdesign.com/blog/brand-strategy#33
@@ebaqdesign Arek, thanks for the reply, but I still don't get to know what's Specific. May I ask what's the difference between Descriptive and Specific since both of them are referring to specifically describe what the company is about? Correct me if I'm wrong, I think descriptive is about describing the company's features, like treating and learning whereas in Specific, a particular subject must be mentioned, like doctors, partents, and medical system.
Terry Yee the differemce is that Descriptive describes the service, product or brand promise (Target - Expect more. Pay less) while Specific reveals the business category (Volkswagen - Drivers wanted)
@@ebaqdesign Thanks. I really learned a lot form this video.