Band 6: What makes a slogan memorable, and why do some slogans influence people's choices more than others? (User-Submitted IELTS Speaking Answer)

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Some slogans are more memorable than others. In my opinion, it depends on their suitability for more people because when a slogan resonates with a larger audience, it becomes memorable. An attractive design and advertisement also contribute to unforgettable slogans. I think if a slogan is simple but has a deep meaning, it plays a role in making it easier to remember. Additionally, on TV, the telephone, or social media, we see special famous people say certain phrases, and these can become slogans because many people follow them, making their words more meaningful and influential. It's also about interests; for example, brands like Nike or Adidas, which focus on sports, have slogans that are more popular and memorable among those interested in sports than among people who are more interested in music, painting, or other areas.

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Some slogans are more memorable than the other slogans. In my opinion it depends on the suitableness for more people because when the slogan is more matchable with more people, it will be memorable. And also attractive design and advertisement leads to unforgettable slogans. I think if the slogan is simple but has deep meaning. It’s also a play a role for not forgetting these slogans. Additionally, at the TV or telephone, at social media, we saw this special famous person say some sentences and it will be a slogan because many people follow them and their sentences will be more meaningful for them and it influences the most of the people. It’s also about interests because for example someone like Nike or Adidas like sport things advertisement and the slogans by them will be more popular around them and memorable than other people which interests about something else like music or painting or something else

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