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The advertising catchphrase "Think different" was used by Apple Computer, Inc., now known as Apple Inc., from 1997 until 2002.
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It is the Volkswagen Beetle advertising campaign from the 1960s. The advertisement and the efforts of the advertising agency that produced it altered everything about advertising, from how it is made to what consumers see today (Odgen). In order to promote the Volkswagen Beatle, the "Think Small" advertising campaign was created in 1959.
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The song "i'm lovin' it" debuted in 2003. It is still the McDonald's catchphrase 17 years later. It has been used as the McDonald's brand slogan the longest by far. Some essential strategies that never go out of style are at the core of creating effective, long-lasting communications.
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The biggest brand ad campaign for adidas in the last six years is called "Impossible is Nothing." The campaign, which combines television, print, outdoor, point-of-sale, and online advertising, launches in the US today and in Europe on March 1.
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Emery Smith, a young copywriter from Chicago, came up with the catchphrase "Put a Tiger in Your Tank" in 1959 after receiving instructions to make a newspaper advertisement to increase Esso Extra sales. Smith did not create the tiger. Around the turn of the century, he made his debut in Norway as an Esso mascot.
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As the 1970s got underway, Coca-"the Cola's It's Real Thing" campaign served as a method to bring all of the significant developments under one banner.
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Young & Rubicam's motto for their 1963 advertising campaign was "Betcha can't eat just one."
From that point forward, the phrase "Bet you can't eat just one" became well-known, and people tended to associate it with Lay's.
