We brainstormed 27 slogans about Thanksgiving in 20 minutes
This week’s “Can They Brand That?” episode has an attitude of gratitude because we gave our typical brand-centric brainstorm a fun, festive twist by focusing our 20 minutes on branding Thanksgiving. Yep, that’s the whole bit. From slogans for specific dishes, to broader concepts on what the holiday represents and includes, you could say we were on a casserole coming up with a cornucopia of great ideas. (It’s also one of the most loosey-goosey ones yet, which is really saying something.) Happy Thanksgiving, ya turkeys!
For a *mash*-up of the greatest moments, check out the highlight video:
Keep scrolling to see our favorite campaign concept designed into spec graphics:
Full list of campaign and slogan ideas:
- What idiot called it tryptophan and not a holidaze?
- Turkey’s #1 trypto-fan.
- Take your thanksgiving from good to grateful.
- Leftovers so good you can’t quit cold turkey.
- People say I eat too many sweet potatoes but I yam what I yam.
- They’ll be sweet on your potatoes.
- Turkey: boom roasted.
- Make ’em green bean with envy.
- Potatoes and butter are a mash made in heaven.
- The stuff(ing) of dreams.
- Put the full in grateful.
- Please pass the (connection, love, pleasantries).
- Save room for (togetherness, making memories, fun).
- The one time where choosing sides is a good thing.
- Don’t burn the pie or bridges this Thanksgiving.
- Keep the debates to who made the better dessert.
- You cant spell pumpkin without kin
- Put a pumpGRIN on their face.
- Try shutting your pie hole this Thanksgiving.
- Cornucoping mechanism.
- Make sure that giving back runs in the family.
- Fight over the last roll not personal beliefs.
- Squash the family drama.
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