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    What is the difference between a Slogan & a Tagline?

    Hello Guys!

    Each and every organisation would definitely have a slogan and tagline for their company which represents them in short. For Instance Apple Incs Slogan is
    ''THINK DIFFERENT'' Like wise even the smallest organisation around would have a slogan or tagline.

    Can somebody explain me the difference between a Slogan and a Tagline?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moana View Post
    Hello Guys!

    Each and every organisation would definitely have a slogan and tagline for their company which represents them in short. For Instance Apple Incs Slogan is
    ''THINK DIFFERENT'' Like wise even the smallest organisation around would have a slogan or tagline.

    Can somebody explain me the difference between a Slogan and a Tagline?
    Hi moana,


    A tagline is so sort that based on company's name and representing company's product and services but slogan is little differ from tagline
    it's designed to word description .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wondergirl View Post
    Hi moana,


    A tagline is so sort that based on company's name and representing company's product and services but slogan is little differ from tagline
    it's designed to word description .
    Thanks for differentiating the slogan and tagline.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Moana View Post
    Hello Guys!

    Each and every organisation would definitely have a slogan and tagline for their company which represents them in short. For Instance Apple Incs Slogan is
    ''THINK DIFFERENT'' Like wise even the smallest organisation around would have a slogan or tagline.

    Can somebody explain me the difference between a Slogan and a Tagline?
    Tag line is a short text which clarify a thought about a organization,business or company. While slogan is description of a specific product or service which can change regularly.
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