I don’t know if this belongs more to User Experience. Pardon me if it does.
Which is more suitable for kind of a slogan:
Less for more
– The wordless
refers to the prices and money,more
refers to the quality and amount of the product. Can be understud as thatless
refers to quality and amount of the product andmore
refers to prices and money.
More for less
– Same as above, just inverted.
Which would be the clearer one, that more likely wouldn’t be misunderstud?
Answer
More for less definitely sounds like a better bargain.
Less for more sounds like the old joke "a bargain at half the price."
I would say the reason has to do with which of these two phrases sounds more natural:
Three for a dollar.
A dollar for three.
To my ear, the first does. I expect the goods to come first and the price to come second.
Attribution
Source : Link , Question Author : Claudio , Answer Author : Aaron K