Questions and Answers
What breakfast staple has, for decades, used 'Snap, Crackle, Pop'?
Rice Krispies
What other breakfast staple in many homes has recently brought back 'Good to the last drop' in its TV ads?
Maxwell House
What brand of cereal uses 'Breakfast of Champions'?
Wheaties
What credit card with a 4-letter name claims 'It's everywhere you want to be'?
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What rival of Visa, a financial services and credit card company, says 'Don't leave home without it'?
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What company hired Samuel L. Jackson to promote its Quicksilver card, asking 'What's in your wallet'?
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What fast food chain owned by Yum! Brands has retained its classic tagline 'Finger lickin' good'?
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What other Yum! franchise wanted you to 'Think outside the bun,' but now tells you to 'Live más'?
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What rival of KFC uses the deliberately misspelled 'Eat more chickin'?
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Study Notes
Breakfast Staples
- "Snap, Crackle, Pop" is the slogan for Rice Krispies, a popular breakfast cereal.
- Maxwell House, a coffee brand, has revived the slogan "Good to the last drop" in recent advertisements.
Cereal Brands
- "Breakfast of Champions" is a well-known slogan associated with Wheaties, a cereal brand famous for featuring athletes on its packaging.
Financial Services
- Visa, a major credit card brand, claims "It's everywhere you want to be," highlighting its global acceptance.
- American Express, a competitor of Visa, promotes the slogan "Don't leave home without it," emphasizing reliability and trust.
Credit Card Promotions
- Capital One hired actor Samuel L. Jackson for its Quicksilver card campaign, featuring the question "What's in your wallet?" to engage consumers.
Fast Food Chains
- KFC, owned by Yum! Brands, uses the classic tagline "Finger lickin' good," promoting the taste of its fried chicken.
- Taco Bell, another Yum! franchise, transitioned from "Think outside the bun" to "Live mas," focusing on a more vibrant lifestyle and culinary experience.
Restaurant Competitors
- Chick-fil-A, a competitor of KFC, utilizes the intentionally misspelled slogan "Eat more chickin," promoting chicken consumption and brand identity.
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Description
Test your knowledge on popular brand slogans from various industries including breakfast cereals, financial services, and fast food chains. This quiz challenges you to identify the brands behind iconic taglines and learn about their marketing strategies. Perfect for marketing students and brand enthusiasts!
