The Slogan Shop Brings Madison Advertising Slogans to Main Street

New Miami-based branding boutique resonates with small businesses, thrives in recession.

2010-09-21

MIAMI, FL, September 21, 2010 (Press-News.org) The Slogan Shop, a branding boutique based in Miami, has announced new initiatives to better serve the small and medium business market.

The Slogan Shop was started in late 2009 by advertising veteran Stephen Conley. Conley and his team built The Slogan Shop with the goal of bringing big agency ideas and quality to smaller businesses on a budget.

"We're creating slogans, names and logos for companies, Internet start-ups, products, app designers, real estate agents, politicians, life coaches and even book authors," commented Conley, the firm's Founder and Creative Director. "We've had clients in over twenty-five countries since launching. In this economy, people are really responding to our fair prices and flat rates."

In the past couple of months, the company has launched new lower cost branding packages for slogans, naming and logos- resulting in a further increase in business for Conley and his team. Between creative brainstorms and running the business, Conley has also compiled a comprehensive ebook on slogans called Sloganology.

Available as an instant download, Sloganology is what Conley says is one of the world's most complete ebooks on slogans. It contains information, analysis and over one thousand famous examples from marketing, politics, movies and more.

To download Sloganology, visit www.thesloganshop.com.

The Slogan Shop is an online branding boutique, specializing in slogans/taglines, name creation, logo development and copywriting. For more information, contact info@thesloganshop.com or at 1-866-7-SLOGAN (1-866-775-6426).

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