Some of the most memorable slogans of all time — "Where's the beef?" or "Just do it" — not only sell the brand, but become synonymous with it. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

My favorite example of a politician appropriating a popular catchphrase has to be Walter Mondale”s use of the Wendy”s fast food chain”s “Where”s the beef?” slogan during the 1984 ...

Broadcast version by Kathleen Shannon for Wyoming News Service reporting for the Sentient-Public News Service Collaboration ...

Adobe Stock Wendy’s announced earlier this week that it’s bringing back its iconic slogan: “Where’s the Beef?” The revival will kick off in Daytona this weekend with a Wendy’s-themed ...

“Whole Foods markets its beef with the slogan, ‘No Antibiotics, Ever’ and reinforces this promotional message that its beef is antibiotic-free with other similar representations at retail ...

According to USA Today, wishful-thinking execs "hope the phrase will instantly go viral and become a popular obsession, reminiscent of Wendy's old charmer of a slogan, 'Where's the beef?'" ...