Importance of TAGLINE
By Jahnavi Singh
A tagline is a memorable catchphrase or phrase that serves as a permanent statement of your company's wider purpose and objective in the context of branding. Taglines are long-lasting, readily associated with your brand, and serve the dual purpose of recruiting new customers and keeping your present audience in mind.
Taglines are significant because they capture the attention of customers. When customers hear your phrase, they immediately understand the benefits of your product. Taglines distinguish a brand from others by emphasizing a distinct advantage or benefit it has over competitors selling similar products. They can also be utilized to emphasize a company's basic beliefs and give it a personality. When consumers read your slogan, they discover what you stand for and can better decide if your brand is one they can relate to and support.
In some manner, almost everyone wishes to be remembered. Others simply try to be the greatest versions of themselves by being courteous, kind, and cordial to others. Some people conduct charitable work to be acknowledged, while others strive to achieve at school or job. Any of these things can help an individual gain widespread admiration. It must be stated that there is a separate set of people who simply want to live their lives on their own terms without having to impress others, and that is absolutely OK. Many people do not live to satisfy others or to meet their expectations. When it comes to enterprises, however, this is not the case. They must be remembered and recognised by a large number of people. Businesses use a variety of strategies to achieve their objectives. They do this in a variety of ways, including the usage of taglines. A tagline is a short phrase that expresses a business's overarching goal. A tagline serves to draw attention to a company's brand. The most critical part of a tagline is that it be remembered. A unique tagline may help your firm stand out for all the right reasons, and you'll be able to see how much of an impact a small word can have.
TAGLINES VS. SLOGANS
Many individuals, including some young marketing professionals, may be confused about the difference between a tagline and a slogan. A tagline, as previously said, is a statement that highlights a company's overall brand. This is not the case when it comes to a slogan. A slogan is a short statement that solely pertains to one of a company's products. Take, for example, McDonald's. We're sure you've heard of their brand slogan, "I'm Lovin' It." If McDonald's ran an advertisement promoting one of its goods, such as the Big Mac, a slogan would have been designed to emphasize that product. A tagline can be established to remind people how delicious and tempting this particular burger can be. We recognise that many people confuse the phrases taglines and slogans. Although this is true, it is important to understand that these phrases have different meanings.
WHAT DOES A TAGLINE COMMUNICATE?
A tagline should constantly communicate the organization's core benefits. Consumers desire to buy products or services that will make their lives easier. They want something that is practical and will help them improve their current situation. Most individuals are uninterested in the extra features or services that some products provide. If a corporation crafts a tagline based on that, they are likely to reject whatever deal the company has to give. Consumers are more likely to buy from a brand that will help them in their daily lives. That is why it is critical for businesses to identify their target market. They must research their target audiences to guarantee that the message they are trying to convey will stick with them. The likelihood of producing a successful tagline based on product benefits can undoubtedly help audiences remember not just the items themselves, but the entire firm, once organizations assess their audiences. Knowing what your target audiences want can ensure that your brand is recognised. As previously said, each organization's purpose is to be remembered. A slogan can also express why people should use their products and services. What makes your items superior to those of your competitors? What distinguishes them? With this in mind, creating an engaging slogan can also help viewers recall your brand.
Overall, taglines bridge in the information gaps left by the rest of your marketing, whether it's explaining what your product or service is or why a buyer should select you over another. Consider a slogan to be the glue that ties your company together.
Jahnavi Singh [PGDM]
Marketing Manager
AirCrews Aviation Pvt. Ltd.
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