A tag line – also called a slogan – incorporates your company’s most important benefits into a single phrase or sentence for the consumer. A good tag line works on multiple levels of fact, description, promise and emotion.
Client: Hydro Fitting Manufacturing, a specialty valve company
Background: HFM builds aerospace valves that handle much more than standard operating pressure.
Benefits: HFM not only relieves customer stress about mechanical requirements, but also supports engineers who need help with design and engineering.
Client: Cimarron Technologies, an electronics manufacturer
Background: Cimarron makes caller-ID for mobile and portable radios.
Benefits: By identifying unknown callers, Cimarron technology eliminates concern about sending messages to the wrong person, creating customer confidence in the technology.
Client: Allcare Design/Build, a professional service firm
Background: Allcare specializes in home remodeling, a potentially stressful experience for clients.
Benefits: By taking the time to listen carefully, Allcare builds an emotional connection with homeowners and reassures them that their needs will be heard, which in turn reduces their stress level.
Client: Pacific Coast Bolt, industrial fasteners distributor
Background: PCB offers clients a variety of inventory options and range of products.
Benefits: In addition to an optimal professional working relationship, PCB offers the flexibility to ensure that clients get the right product for their job.
Client: DK Amans Valve Company
Background: DK Amans specializes in valve sales and service for heavy industries such as refineries and water reclamation plants
Benefits: DK Amans builds quality products and follows a seamless manufacturing process.
Client: Artsons Wire Manufacturing
Background: Artsons is one of the few remaining small, family- owned wire companies.
Benefits: Artsons not only knows wire, it knows how to deal with deadlines and works with clients to deliver a quality product on any schedule.