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List of advertising slogans From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search The following is a partial list of advertising slogans in the English language: Contents [hide] • 1 Television, stations, network and cables • 2 Communications, broadcasting, and publishing • 3 Electronics • 4 Computing • 5 Recordings and Bands • 6 Retail stores • 7 Fashion o 7.1 Clothing o 7.2 Makeup o 7.3 Perfume o 7.4 Jewelry o 7.5 Sports Gear o 7.6 Miscellaneous • 8 Finance • 9 Food and drink • 10 Household • 11 Personal care • 12 Pharmaceutical & Healthcare • 13 Recreation, entertainment, and travel o 13.1 Stop smoking ads • 14 Transport o 14.1 Airlines o 14.2 Automobiles o 14.3 Automobile parts and accessories o 14.4 Automobile Tires o 14.5 Car rental o 14.6 Petroleum • 15 Government and military • 16 Social and public service • 17 Politics and advocacy • 18 Education • 19 Miscellaneous [edit] Television, stations, network and cables • "A new kind of family" - ABC Family • "ABC: America's Broadcasting Company" — ABC, 1999 • "Be the first to know" — CNN International, 2002-present • "Bringing weather to life" - The Weather Channel • "CTV. Canadian Television" — CTV • "Get Ready" - ITV1, 1989 • "GOTTALOVEIT" — Seven Network Australia, 2005-present • "It's not TV, it's HBO." — HBO, late 1990s • "It's Smart to be Square" — British Satellite Broadcasting, 1990, referring to its "squarial" satellite antennas • "It's time for U" — UPN, 2003 • "It's your ABC" - ABC 2002 • "Lifetime: Television for Women." — Lifetime Television, 1995-2006. • "Live from anywhere" — CNN International, 2006-present • "Members make the difference" - PBS • "More than the headlines" - ABC 2004 • "Must See TV" — NBC, late 1990s • "Nick is kids" — Nickelodeon • "No Limits" — Showtime (1997-present) • "No place on Earth has better weather" - The Weather Channel • "Quoted everywhere" — CNN International, 2006-present • "Seriously" — Network Ten Australia 2002-February 12, 2006 • "Seriously Ten!" — Network Ten Australia/Melbourne 2001-2002 February 13, 2006-present • "Still the One" — ABC 1978, Nine Network Australia 1970s - present, Sky Television 1990 • "The Eye in the Eyes" — CBS, 2003 • "The most trusted name in news" — CNN • "The one to watch" — Seven Network Australia 1999-2003, ATN Channel 7 1999- • "There's No Place Like HBO" -- HBO, 1983 • "This is CNN" — CNN, 1990s • "This is SportsCenter." — ESPN SportsCenter, 1995-present • "Time well spent." - A&E Network, 1984? - 2004? • "Time well wasted." - The Comedy Network (Canada), (dates unknown), parody of the A&E slogan. • "TV worth watching" - PBS • "TV You Can Watch" - Nick-at-Nite • "We love TV." — ABC, 1998-'99, TBWA\Chiat\Day • "We're The One" — Sky Television, 1989 • "Where the past comes alive" - The History Channel • "You Watch, We Listen" — British Satellite Broadcasting, 1990 • "This is what we do" — BBC, 2006-present • "Whenever you need to know" — BBC News, 2005-present [edit] Communications, broadcasting, and publishing • "An IDEA can change your life" IDEA (Indian mobile services provider) • "All the news that's fit to print." — The New York Times, 1896, Direct • "Before you make up your mind, open it." — Irish Independent • "Boundless" — AT&T, early 2000s • "Bringing it home to ME" — Prime Television Australia (Seven Network affiliate) 2003-present • "Business Is Beautiful" — Sprint • "Business made simple" — Nortel • "Can you hear me now?" - Verizon Wireless • "Come and get your love." — Alltel, 2005-present • "Done." — NEXTEL, pre-merger • "Don't just sit there." "Okay, just sit there." — ABC, 1998 • "E=DTE" DTE Energy • "Essential for business." - CNN International, 2006- • "Expect great things" Lucent Technologies • "Express Yourself" Airtel (leading Indian mobile services provider) • "Fair and balanced" — FOX News • "Feel Good" Mix Fm ARN Australian Radio Network • "GEE! No, GTE." • "Generation d" — WorldCom • "Get more" — T-Mobile • "Going beyond the call" — SBC Communications, 2000s • "Here. For You." - Bell Aliant • "How are you?" — Vodafone • "How does the wireless industry make you feel?" Sprint PCS "Fair & Flexible Plan" • "How many bars do you have?" AT&T Wireless, 2004 • "Ici Radio Canada" Radio Canada • "If it's on, it's in." — Radio Times, MCBD • "If you don't get it, you don't get it." — The Washington Post, 1990s • "Is This A Great Time Or What?" — MCI Communications • "It's all within your reach." - AT&T, 1990s • "It's good to talk" — BT, 1990s • "It's you we answer to" — BT, late 1980s • "Let your fingers do the walking." — Yellow Pages, 1964, Geers Gross • "Listening. Answering." — BellSouth • "Make the most of now" — Vodafone, 2005-present • "Make Progress Every Day" - Verizon Communications, 2002 - present • "More bars in more places" — Cingular Wireless, 2004-present • "New Things. Turn Us On." - TechTV, 2004 • "Number 1 Hit Music Station" Today Network - Austereo • "Now, that's better" — Sprint PCS • "One Sprint. Many Solutions" — Sprint • "Power up." - Sprint, 2006-present • "Raising the bar" — Cingular Wireless, 2004-present • "Reach out and touch someone" — AT&T, 1979-1989, N.W. Ayer & Son • "Reshaping lives" — Mobilink Pakistan • "Seeing small business differently" — SBC Communications • "See what you can do" - O2 • "Simply Closer" — T-Mobile (Europe), 2006-present • "Stay Connected!" — G4techTV, 2004 • "Stick Together" — T-Mobile (USA), 2006-present • "The Best Radio On Radio" - SIRIUS Satellite Radio • "The first network for men" — Spike TV • "The future's bright. The future's Orange." — Orange, 1996, WCRS • "The more you hear, the better we sound" — AT&T long distance • "The Point Of Contact" — Sprint • "The right choice" — AT&T, 1986-1993 • "The World's Networking Company" - AT&T 2001-2004 • "We go further, you stay closer." - Thuraya • "We never stop working for you" — Verizon Wireless • "Wherever you go, our network follows" Hutch in India • "Yes" — Optus • "Yes you can." — Sprint, 2005-2006 • "You give us 22 minutes, we'll give you the world" — WINS Radio, New York, 1965, KFWB Radio, Los Angeles, Present (2004) • "You should see what's on HGTV" — HGTV, 2003 • "Your friend in the digital age" — Cox Communications • "Your true voice." — AT&T, 1993-1996 • "Your true choice." — AT&T, 1996-1998 • "Your World. Delivered." — AT&T, 2005-present [edit] Electronics • "A better world is our business." — Samsung • "Expand Your Playground." - GameTap • "Be inspired" — Siemens Mobile, early 2000s • "Better sound through research." — Bose • "Connecting people." — Nokia • "Designed for life" — Siemens Mobile, early to mid 2000s • "Do you have the bunny inside?" — Energizer Max, 2000s • "Enjoyment matters" — BenQ • "Genesis Does What Nintendon't - Sega Genesis, 1990s • "Get N or get out." Nintendo, late 1990s • "HelloMoto." — Motorola • "Hello Tosh, gotta Toshiba?" — Toshiba, 1984, Gold Greenlees Trott • "Ideas for life" — Panasonic • "Imagine" — Samsung, 2005 • "Imagination at Work." — General Electric • "Inspire the Next." - Hitachi • "Is it live, or is it Memorex? 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Get yours." — Best Buy • "Touching is good." — Nintendo DS • "Trusted Everywhere" — Duracell Batteries, 2000s • "Turn On The Fun" — Best Buy 2000 • "Welcome to the next level/'SEGA!'" - Sega, late 90's. • "We never stop working for you." - Verizon Wireless • "When it comes to making them last longer, we never stop." - Duracell Batteries, 1970s • "Where you at?" — Boost Mobile • "Who are you?" — Nintendo • "Wii would like to play." - Wii • "With Samsung, it's not that hard to imagine." — Samsung, 2005 • "You can't top the copper top" — Duracell Batteries, early to mid 1990s • "You've got questions, we've got answers." — RadioShack • "The quality goes in before the name goes on." — Zenith • "Where service is state of the art" - Circuit City [edit] Computing • "1,000 songs in your pocket" - Apple Computer - iPod nano • "5,000 songs in your hand" - Apple Computer - IPod • "And you're done." - Amazon.com • "Applying Thought" - Wipro • "Beyond The Obvious" - Tata Consultancy Services • "Broadcast Yourself" - YouTube • "Buy it. Sell it. Love it." - eBay • "Celebrating Work" - Cognizant Technology Solutions • "Challenge everything" - EA Games • "Dude, you're gettin' a Dell!" - Dell
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