What is the difference between a slogan and a catch phrase?

I have to do a school project where I'm selling a location. The location needs a slogan, and a separate catch phrase.





Would someone please tell me what the difference is? Thank you! =D|||A slogan is a phrase created by a company for publicity purposes or to promote morale. It can be short or long.





A catch phrase is something short, but memorable that is frequently repeated by a person or group members.|||slogan





Phrase or sentence used repeatedly in the advertising of a product or service that, through its repetition alone, eventually comes to identify the product or service. Essentially, slogans serve one of two basic functions: either to communicate an idea that manufacturers want associated with the product or service, such as "The Science of Sound" by Technics stereo equipment, or to retain continuity within an advertising campaign. A famous example of the latter is "Ask the man who owns one," associated with the Packard automobile of the 1930s. This particular slogan has been remembered throughout the years, long past the life of the product, and is often used in other contexts.





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catch phrase





somebody's popular saying: a phrase used so frequently by a particular person that it becomes identified with him or her





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A group of words, often originating in popular culture, that is spontaneously popularized after widespread repeated use





A signature phrase of a particular person or group.





http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/catchphras鈥?/a>|||A catch phrase is a catchy slogan. But not every slogan is a catch phrase =p