London - For immediate release, October 23, 2003 - As the world’s foremost expert on advertising slogans and slogan analysis (“Sloganalysis®”), UK-based AdSlogans Unlimited now launches a new Internet hub, improved website design, new logo, and a streamlined name to reflect its new web address: AdSlogans.com.

Called “One of the most useful sites for adpeople on the whole web” by Admap Magazine and similar by many others, AdSlogans is the first choice for advertising agencies seeking to check on prior use of new slogan ideas or to review competitive slogan activity, and serves advertising clients for virtually all English-speaking markets worldwide. Founder and company head Timothy R. V. Foster therefore decided upon the new direction to emphasize the company’s continued specialization into slogan and branding analysis services for companies all over the globe.

“We’ve consistently received rave reviews about our website from business users and media alike - many of whom use our site as a training ground as well as an information source,” says Foster, who also runs The Advertising Slogan Hall of Fame on the same website.. “However, while the content was right, we realized that the design could use a little cleaning up. So we’ve simplified the look and improved the navigation, while reducing loading times for many pages. Even better, with the identification of our website as AdSlogans.com, we’ve streamlined our logo and brand. Our operating name changes from ‘AdSlogans Unlimited’ to ‘AdSlogans.com’. It’s brief, memorable, and easier than ever to find online.”

“In addition,” Foster adds, “We’ve kept the old and added the new - anyone dialling in using our old URL (www.AdSlogans.co.uk) will still get just what they want, while anyone using our new URL at AdSlogans.com will also get just what they want, all thanks to the wizardry of the web.”

Timothy R. V. Foster’s expertise on the subject of slogans is in high demand from such respected publications as The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Financial Times Creative Business, Adweek and Brandweek, among others. Recent radio interviews with Mr. Foster were staged by BBC Radio Wales, BBC World Service and Doug Whiteman of the Associated Press’s national U.S. business program.