Definition of tagline
1 : a reiterated phrase identified with an individual, group, or product : slogan
2 : a final line (as in a play or joke); especially : one that serves to clarify a point or create a dramatic effect
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Recent Examples of tagline from the Web
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Harley-Davidson, meanwhile, has a new marketing tagline: Nine bikes for under $12,000.
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Users can customize geofilters in the app's studio by adding personal touches—like a tagline for your wedding—along with Bitmojis and Stickers from the Snapchat graphic library.
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OFIR tries to appear mainstream, hiding behind a tree logo and a tagline referencing environmental sustainability.
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The new campaign, which carries the tagline #SeeEverySide, is expected to run for several months and includes a TV commercial and online ads that will appear across the web including on rival sites such as Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.
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Trustees in April 2016 directed staff to research the cost to develop a branding plan that would review the village's logo, marketing methods, tagline and the village's website content.
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The tagline promoted a Snow White who was no longer beautiful, according to the newspaper.
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The tagline promoted a Snow White who was no longer beautiful.
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Both stem from a social initiative launched in April to crowd-source ideas for titles and taglines from users via Facebook.
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First Known Use of tagline
1926
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