Jingle: “North Dayton, North Dayton, North Dayton Garden Center” Jingle: “Get a Voss!” Jingle: “The natural way of caring for you” Jingle: “See you Pleeeaaassee.” Jingle: “You got a Buddy in the ...

Commercial jingles will always be significant. Where did they come from? There were simply created to promote television commercials. What is a television commercial? A television commercial is simply ...

A jingle is a song or melody of short duration (5 to 60 seconds) and easy to remember, which seeks to promote a product or service, usually by alluding to its attributes or some emotional link with ...

The NBA is promoting its slate of games on Christmas Day by remixing a classic commercial, Jingle Hoops, from over a decade ago. It was 2013 when the original version of this ad debuted and it is just ...

The man who wrote the music for many well-known advertising jingles, including Good on You Mum, Tip Top bread and Take Me ...

How does advertising turn earworms and odd ditties into hits? You might be surprised at the bops that started as jingles. We're sorry, but something went wrong while ...

Following Donald Trump’s stunt of shopping for and buying a Tesla from Elon Musk on the White House lawn this week, “The View” host Whoopi Goldberg decided to create a jingle for the “infomercial,” as ...

Tootsie Roll has a new twist on its iconic “how many licks” commercial. Why do some ads and jingles stick with us? Mikey breaks it down in today’s In A Mikey Minute.