Golden Corral: Steak & Butterfly Shrimp - 'Talking' (Video 2023) - Michele Lepe as Mom - IMDb.

"Your plate awaits," the buffet declares, and encourages you to come and try new and old favorites for yourself.

I can't believe I ate that whole. Thing you ate it Ralph. I can't believe I ate that whole thing.

Those of us of a certain age remember the 1970s salad dressing commercial with the line, "Who made the salad?" The answer came from the homemaker: "Me. And Seven Seas." For whatever reason, the question became memorable, similar to the "Where's the beef?" line from the 1980s Wendy's commercial.

Lay's potato chips Years ago, Lay's potato chips coined a phrase that many would come to recognize and never forget - "Betcha can't eat just one!" The advertising slogan referenced the addictive nature of potato chips and the unlikelihood that anyone would be satisfied with just one.

Staples has actually been running with “That Was Easy” for a decade, but McGarryBowen just retired it in favor of the less punchy “Make More Happen.”

ancient Greeks Back in the early salad eating days (circa 1st century CE), ancient Greeks and Romans gathered and layered raw vegetables, drizzling vinegar, oil, and herbs over top to create the world's first salad.

"Salad, a term derived from the Latin sal (salt), which yielded the form salata, 'salted things' such as the raw vegetables eaen in classical times with a dressing of oil, vinegar or salt. The word turns up in Old French as salade and then in late 14th century English as salad or sallet."

Lay's Funny Marketing Campaigns "No one can eat just one," their tagline has been hugely successful.

World's first TV advertisement broadcast in 1941 Both the Bulova logo and slogan 'Bulova Watch Time' were prevalent but that was as far as it went. You can watch the ad here.

Your slogan shouldn't be at most 10 words since you should keep in mind that your target audience has a limited attention span. Try to keep it simple. Even better would be to add some rhyme. However, you may make a small exception if necessary.

The making of a great slogan: 5 slogans with staying power

• Just do it.
• Where's the beef?
• Don't leave home without it.
• Melt in your mouth, not in your hand.
• Diamonds are forever.