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New Jingles

I Don’t Care What You Say, It’s Bait.
But millions of people do eat sushi and the category is among the fastest growing in the restaurant industry. Here’s a brand new campaign designed specifically for the sushi or other seafood restaurants in your market.


675 - Feel The Ocean's Spray
Mellow world beat with Japanese influences. Smooth, intimate female vocal.
Music Style:
International   Business Category: Restaurant

Preview http://www.jinglebank.com/samples/0675_00S.wma
Generic http://www.jinglebank.com/samples/0675_00L.mp3
Generic http://www.jinglebank.com/samples/0675c00L.mp3

And remember, any JingleBank jingle lyrics can be re-written and re-sung for any business category.  Just give us a call and we will show you how.

What Do You Want? 
At JingleBank we're constantly producing new jingles for the library.  If you have a particular sound or business category that you'd like us to include, just drop us a line at
JingleBank@tmcentury.com.   We'd love to hear what you want!


Featured Cut & Sales Tip of The Month

Moving On Up...
The vast majority of residential moving occurs during nice weather…although I seem to have been the exception to the rule my entire life. However, now through Labor Day millions of people will move.

It’s big business…and these two campaigns are a perfect tool for you to use in locking-up new, direct business with movers in your area.


283A - The Smartest Distance Between Two Points

Preview http://www.jinglebank.com/samples/0283A00S.wma
Generic http://www.jinglebank.com/samples/0283A00L.mp3
Custom http://www.jinglebank.com/samples/0283c00L.mp3

141A - Get On Outta Here

Preview http://www.jinglebank.com/samples/0141A00S.wma
Generic http://www.jinglebank.com/samples/0141A00L.mp3
Custom http://www.jinglebank.com/samples/0141c00L.mp3


Featured Cut & Sales Tip of The Month
Tax Cuts, Politicians and Sales
The President’s tax cut: is it $350,000,000,000.00 or $4.00? Depending on which politician is doing the spinning in D.C., it could be either. If you’re for the tax cut, then you want to make it sound as big as possible…$350-billion is a pretty big number.

If you’re against the tax cut, then you want to make it sound meaningless…$4.00 a day day, per taxpayer…my gosh, you can barely eat at McDonald’s for that.

However, both numbers are the same. If everyone gets a $4 per day reduction in their taxes it adds up to $350-Billion.

What’s this got to do with jingles and sales? Well, quite often advertisers are stunned with sticker shock when they see a proposal for a big campaign. “What?!?! $60,000!!! I can’t afford that?” But that’s only $164.38 per day….assuming an annual campaign.

Jingles should be presented in the same fashion. Don’t present the big number, present the “per spot” number. Calculate the number of times the client is going to use the jingle, in every media, over the next three years. Almost always you will find that the “real cost” of adding a jingle to a campaign is literally pennies per spot.

And if an advertiser is going to spend, say $40.00 for a spot of airtime, doesn’t it make sense to spend $40.12 to make that spot great?

~  David Graupner, CEO, TM Century, Inc.

 

Featured Cut & Sales Tip of The Month
New Pricing
It's almost summertime and that means our studios swing into off peak production and you benefit from lower costs. From May 1st through Labor Day, we'll be operating on our summer rate which means BIG SAVINGS for you. Be sure to contact your JingleBank rep for details.