The EssentialShowbiz Dictionary™

of Entertainment Industry Terms

Jingle

1 minute read | Last updated: 6 months ago

What does Jingle mean?

Jingle refers to a short, catchy song or tune used primarily in advertising to promote a product, service, or brand. Jingles are often composed to include the brand’s name or slogan and are designed to be memorable, leaving a lasting impression on the listener. In the entertainment industry, jingles play a significant role in commercials, radio ads, and online content, with many becoming iconic parts of advertising campaigns.

Example:A fast-food chain uses a jingle in its TV commercials, with a catchy melody that helps consumers remember the brand’s name and slogan.
Example: A jingle writer is hired to create a memorable tune for a car dealership’s radio ads, featuring lyrics that highlight the company’s sales promotions.

Did You Know?
Some jingles become so iconic that they are instantly associated with a brand, even years after the campaign ends!

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