The final days of 2008 weren’t exactly pretty. The subprime mortgage crisis crippled the US economy. Wall Street is wounded. The auto industry is out of gas. And corporate America is laying off employees faster than Angelina Jolie can get pregnant. Maybe it’s time for some corporate logo makeovers? Here are some new logos and corporate slogans that better reflect our bad economy heavily hit by the financial crisis of 2007–2008.
McDonald’s: Will Work For Food
‘Yahoo!’ Is Now A Falling ‘Yahoo?’
Renault Went Default
Xerox Is Fading
Nokia – Disconnecting People
The Nike Swoosh Is Now A Squiggle
LG’s New Slogan: Life’s Tough
Good Year Had A Bad Year, Or Two
FORD Fails
Ferrari Downgrades To A Donkey
DowJones is Now The DownJones
DELL Fell During The Financial Crisis
Citigroup Is Now Under Water
CISCO Is A Fiasco
Chrysler Is In Crisis
Best Buy Asks That You ‘Please Buy’
The Bad Economy Took A Bite Out Of Apple
3M Gets Downgraded To 2M
Rolex Has A Smashed Crown
Adidas Got Stepped On
New Logos For A Bad Economy
These new logo designs and slogans really help capture the contrast between corporate product messages while repositioning their branding in a bad economy. What do you think? Let us know in the comments.
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