Know and understand your product: Its uniqueness, its history, evolution of the brand, how it changed overtime.
Use the right words for you product: Use words that describe your product.
Keep it simple: Keep the lyrics simple, easy to remember, and easy to understand.
Make the jingle easy for the customers to sing: Use alliteration, repetition of words, and rhyming words.
Use figure of speech: Use jokes and puns (to add a funny element to your jingle), use metaphors, similes, and alliterations.
Beware of your competitors: Know what your competitor used for their jingle and what their slogan is. Make sure your jingle don't sound the same as theirs.
Involve your brand name: If you can, put your brand name into your jingle. Use you brand name carefully, or it will mess up your jingle.
Your jingle should not be too long: Your jingle should not be too long, or the audience will get bored of it.
Know your target audience: Know your target audience well and choose a tune and genre that they might possibly like.
Use a popular song: First check for copyright. If you are allowed, use the song and change the lyrics of it.
I rate their jingle 8 out of 10 because I think that their phrase "Show us your crack" is inappropriate for young viewers under 13. I also think that their target audience are adults and not young viewers. Therefore I think that their jingle is good.
I rate their jingle 8 out of 10 because they used a repetition of words and are easy to remember. Their jingle is also very catchy but you can get bored of it very easily.
I rate their jingle 8 out 10 because their ad is very enthusiastic but I find it boring and their tune is fast which is hard for me to remember.
I rate their jingle 8 out of 10 because their jingle is very catchy but I find it hard to understand because their jingle is too fast.
What am I learning:
I am learning how to make a catchy ad.
How does this show my learning:
This shows my learning by listing 10 things that make a catchy jingle.
In English I have been doing read theory. Read theory is a site that helps my literacy skills. Today I learnt that the fast food companies use in their commercial is actually inedible and it takes many hours to make
Kinetic energy (Movement)
Elastic energy (Spring)
Gravitational energy
Sound energy
Light energy
Thermal energy (Heat)
Electrical energy
Types of Energy that can be stored up:
Gravitational energy
Chemical energy
Elastic energy
Energy Conservation Rule:
Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be transformed into a different type.
For example, when the plant seed receive light energy, it transforms as a chemical energy and transforms into a plant. When you eat a plant, it then transfers its chemical energy to you.
