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As I wrote last week in 10 Tips for Startups and Small Businesses on Naming Your Company, coming up with a great company name for your new small business or startup can be challenging and time-consuming. Coming up with a memorable tagline can present an even greater challenge. A tagline is supposed to communicate to your customers and potential customers what sets you apart from your competition and your brand&#8217;s focus. If you&#8217;d like some additional background on branding, you might want to read Branding Secrets of the World&#8217;s Best Brands and What Can You Learn From The World&#8217;s Best Brands. You&#8217;ve probably seen and heard some of the most influential taglines of the past 50 years: Got milk? (California Milk Processor Board) &#8211; 1993 Just do it (Nike) &#8211; 1988 Think different (Apple) &#8211; 1998 The ultimate driving machine (BMW) &#8211; 1975 Why did those taglines capture the attention of a wide audience, and how did each become so memorable? 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