I take a slightly different view of a list like this. My take is that if it were a truly effective slogan, I shouldn't have to tell you who the advertiser was.
So with the following slogans, the company appears AFTER the slogan, in white type. So you'll have to HIGHLIGHT the space after the slogan with your cursor if you don't know whose slogan it was.

My apologies for those of you not in North America, where the following slogans are household words (or in one or two cases, WERE household words):

Where Do You Want To Go Today? [Microsoft]
Think Small. [Volkswagen Beetle]
The Choice of a New Generation. [Pepsi]
The Un-Cola [7-Up]
Have It Your Way. [Burger King]
Plop Plop, Fizz Fizz, Oh What A Relief It Is! [Alka Seltzer]
The King of Beers [Budweiser]
We Do It All For You [McDonald's]
Drivers Wanted. [Volkswagen]
The Headache Medicine. [Excedrin]

There's 10 to get you started.

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