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20 Ways to Use Your Jingle Besides the Radio

Quick answer: A jingle is a brand asset you own, so use it everywhere your customers hear you: social videos, on-hold and voicemail, TV and YouTube ads, in-store audio, events and trade shows, your website, podcasts, even your hold-music and text-alert tones. The more places it plays, the more your name sticks.

Online & social

Put it behind your Reels, TikToks, and YouTube Shorts; use the :15 as an intro/outro sting on every video; run it under boosted social ads; and drop it into Stories so followers start to recognize your sound.

On the phone

Set the full jingle as your on-hold music, use a short cut as your voicemail greeting bed, and add it as the intro to your business's outgoing messages. Every caller hears your brand instead of dead air.

Video & TV

Use it on TV or streaming (CTV) spots, as the soundtrack to a website explainer video, in email video, and as the bumper on any video you post. The acapella and instrumental cuts make this easy.

In person

Play it in-store or in the waiting room, loop the instrumental at your booth at events and trade shows, and use it as walk-up or event music. It turns a quiet space into your space.

Everywhere else

Your website homepage, your Google Business Profile video, digital signage, a text or app alert tone, even your team's ringback — small touches that keep your name humming. Because you own it outright, there's no extra fee to use it anywhere.

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Frequently asked

Can I use my jingle anywhere?
Yes — with Hooked you own it outright, so you can use it on radio, social, TV, on-hold, in-store, events, your website, anywhere, forever, with no licensing fees.
Do I get versions for non-radio uses?
Yes — you get the :60/:30/:15, a donut, plus acapella and instrumental cuts, which cover social, video, on-hold, and in-store easily.

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