When was the nike slogan created




















The idea behind the slogan came from a convict facing a firing squad. Back in , Wieden was struggling to come up with a line that would go viral. The night before he was supposed to pitch in the final line, Wieden got really concerned about it and therefore, stayed up whole night to think it over.

Wieden was recalling a man in Portland when coming up with a new Nike slogan. The man grew up in Portland, where he was doing criminal acts and then murdered a man and a woman.

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Bill Bostock. Nike's iconic "Just Do It" slogan was inspired by the final words of a notorious killer in s Utah. Facing down a firing squad in his last moments, double-murderer Gary Gilmore said: "Let's do it.



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