Catch phrase / Buy line / slogan

Hello Craig, I have a Master of Marketing Management, consulting experience, and have created plenty of excellent catch phrases in the past. To develop your tagline I would first need to learn a little about your company and how you're positioned in the market. From there I can craft a unique phrase tailored specifically to the soul of CLEAN NRG.

Dear Sir/Madam, I will be excited to work for you. Please take a look at my working terms in the pm. Best regards, theRabbiter

Hello, as an experienced Marketing Expert I am able to create to you an unique catch phrase/slogan that will support your brand name in the most effective way. Please check my professional background resume in the PM message. I hope to hear from you soon and give the most proper solutions that will distinguish your business. Kind regards, Tanya

I am interested.

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hello, i would certainly like to help you regarding your company,s benefit. please read the message box.

Fossil fuel is a farce as far as I'm concerned. It is a product of politics than actual need. What we need in this age is a renewable source of energy that does not harm the Earth we live in and the societies we belong to. Am I an advocate of Clean Energy? Obviously. Am I interested to do this project? Definitely! Will I give my all in doing this? Your success is mine.

I have unique fresh ideas that would be perfect for your company.

A true pure passion for nature will be reflected in your slogan should you choose to work with me.

Mr Donohue, Hi from South Africa. I have been around the block a few times, owned my own companies including 3 online companies and understand the absolute need a company has for the correct logo and slogan. Branding is what can either make your company well known, or not. To give you an idea of what I can do, my wife is a realism wildlife artist and is well known for wearing pretty tatty jeans, so her business is 'Denim Studio' and the slogan 'Real Products for Real People' which I have made a shorter version of for different applications and that is either RP-4-RP and/or Lets keep it real. Not totally mind blowing but has had the desired effect. People are now quoting that in their emails and orders to us. The need for you to show your companies commitment and concern for the environment has got to be the lynch pin that pulls this promotion/advertising for your company together. People are becoming more ecology savvy and are starting to understand the need to preserve our earth and if that can be reflected through your logo and slogan/s, all the better. Let me give you that boost. I have quoted 3 days but need to know from you, how soon do YOU need it. I would rather take a bit longer than that because you really only get one dip at it, then you live with it. Please let me know, thank you. Best regards Graham Riley

Professional, reliable, consistent. Selective with projects, at the moment, that i can deliver on time to a high standard. Experience with offline & online advertising slogans that work and deliver ROI. Looking forward to working with you.

Craig, As a professional marketer and developer of businesses throughout the United States, I can tell you that your slogan needs to be quick, catchy, and less than three words. In essence, it should be the mantra of the very root of your business. What I will do with you is contact you and have a brief 30-minute or longer discussion to learn about your business, talk about your vision, goals, products, services, and what you are trying to achieve, as your tag line/slogan should speak as to your vision of the company, not a generic term or words that are just mashed together, it's much more personal than that. I would like to work with you, however, whoever you choose, do not choose someone who isn't willing to learn about your business and your vision. There are other bids that may be cheaper, but you'll get the three-word generic canned slogan that may not speak to your long term vision of the business. Thank you, please let me know if you have any further questions. Stuart Takehara