Music really can make or break an advert, according to a survey carried out by The C0-operative with YouGov, which found that 47 per cent of Brits said they might buy music heard in an advert if they liked it.  While 32 per cent admitted they would change the channel if an advert came on TW with music they did not like

1. Shelia’s Wheels Car Insurance – “For bonza car insurance deals”
2. Halifax – “Who gives you extra”
3. Shake ‘n’ Vac Carpet Cleaner – “Shake and vac to put the freshness back”
4. DFS – “Rockstar”
5. Wall’s Cornetto – “Just one Cornetto, give it to me”

Source: The-Cooperative

Jingle Facts

1. Jingles Rock: music legends have dabbled in the jingle business, including The Police and David Bowie
2. Selling Out?:Moby’s Play album was the first to have every one of its tracks licensed for commercial use
3. Ask the Audience:Pringles set up a competition for consumers to come up with their own “Jingle for Pringles”, with singer Roy Wood, of I wish it could be Christmas everyday fame, as ambassador
4. It’s an oral tradition: jingles are the oldest form of advertising, tracking their heritage back to the hollering street traders of yore.
5. Got a jingle jangling your nerves?:Put it to good use by testing your jingle recall at www.123facts.com/play-quiz/Commercial-Jingles-2481.html

Let me know what you favourite jingles is?