Jingles

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Jingles

What is a jingle? A jingle is a short song used in radio and television advertising to create a mood, identity, or public image for your business. When done correctly, listeners will think of your business when they hear the music to your advertisement, even without any words being sung. An announcer talking over music in the background is not a jingle. Generally, radio and television stations do not have people who write and produce jingles. They write the ad material and then record themselves speaking it over background music that comes from a music library. With a jingle, you'll get a unique sound. You want your ad to stand out from the rest! N.A.A.N. Productions writes and produces jingles that are unique for your company.
Prices * Single jingle - $300 * Local/Small Market Jingle Package $1,500 and up * Regional/Large Market Jingle Package $2,500 and up * National/International Jingle Package Call for price Standard Jingle Packages usually include: * one 60 second front bed * one 60 second donut * one 60 second back bed * one 30 second front bed * one 30 second back bed * one 30 second music All jingles are custom made for our clients.			Why Your Business Needs A Jingle * A jingle will make your advertising more effective. Studies show that people are more prone to remember the information from commercials accompanied by singing compared to those that just include talking. * Memory retention of a commercial jingle is 10 times faster than that of a talking ad. * People turn on the radio to listen to music. Jingles are a natural fit because they are music. * We have no defense mechanism against music. * Jingles will last for years in people's minds. Do you remember any jingles from the past? What about "I'm a pepper" by Dr. Pepper? * A jingle is like the letterhead or sign of your business. *It's your* musical logo!** * Jingles will decrease your advertising costs.
Effective Use Of Jingles * Flood the air waves with your jingle when your ad campaign begins and gradually drop it off. * Expand your markets once your jingle becomes familiar. * Run/Air your jingle for 3 to 5 years. Add your link here Add your link here			Remember This: * If you have a commercial jingle and your competition doesn't, you're ahead. * If your competition has a commercial jingle and you don't, then you're behind.