Managing Your Online Visibility with Care in Palm Desert, CA.
I help coaches and entrepreneurs grow their business online
Share With Your Friends
First commercial JINGLES
JANICE HURLBURT
The very first commercial JINGLE to air on the radio was on Christmas Eve in 1926 in Minneapolis-St.Paul.
It featured four male singers….the Jingle lyric went like this….
Have you tried Wheaties?
They’re whole wheat with all of the bran.
Won’t you try Wheaties?
For wheat is the best food of man.
They’re crispy and crunchy
The whole year through,
The kiddies never tire of them
and neither will you.
So just try Wheaties,
The best breakfast food in the land.
General Mills had seriously planned to end production of Wheaties in 1929 based on poor sales. Soon after the song “Have you tried Wheaties?” was aired only in Minnesota, 53,000 cases of Wheaties breakfast cereal sold, 30,000 was sold in the Twin Cities market! Instead of dropping the cereal, it was decided to go nationwide with the Jingle commercial. The resultant climb in sales single-handedly established the “Wheaties” brand nationwide.
If your curious about the Wheaties Jingle, Click on the link below from YOU TUBE.
Accelerate Your Business Growth with Our Weekly Newsletter!
Subscribe to the Simple Strategic Marketing Newsletter, delivered every Monday morning. You'll get clear, actionable insights to help you stay consistent, navigate marketing trends, and grow your business with confidence.
Join hundreds of business owners who start their week with simple, actionable marketing insights.
Other Blogs
The Follow-Up That Actually Works
Strategies That Turn Networking Into Real Relationships Most people think networking is about working the room, handing out business cards, and collecting as many contacts
Maximize Existing Relationships While Everyone Else is Chasing New Leads
Attention is down, costs are up, and competition is everywhere — making it harder than ever to win and keep customers. Here’s the reality most
Stuck in Rearch Mode
Stop Preparing to Be Ready Why research mode keeps you stuck — and what to do instead I used to believe that the more I
ABOUT JANICE HURLBURT
I help coaches and entrepreneurs shine their expertise online, by making the process of building their online presence fun, simple, and ready-for-success.
My digital agency will take care of the technology for you, help you shine like a star and get your expertise and efforts noticed. When you make me your partner in online management, I become the navigator of your journey, helping you map your success, attract the right clients, grow online and make more money.
Comments
Leave a Reply
Ralph LoVuolo
Paula Yolles
Dr. Judith Boice
Joan Brooks
Cheryl Hughes
Sheryl Wolowyk
Heidi Mount
RheaAnna Rhodes
Jan Udlock
That is so interesting, jingles really do make things stick. On a local level too, for a hometown based business – for example, in my area if I were to say to someone “Yessir…” I’d say probably 90% of the people here would totally know the rest of the jingle and the company, which I decline to mention because we had a really bad service experience with them.
You, however, have really great posts, love your site!! 🙂
Cheers,
Meilani
Thank you Meilani! It is so true a jingle does stick with you even if the service or product is not what you expect, you do remember that Jingle!
I am looking forward to posting our first jingle!
Hi There, Thank you for stopping by and saying Hi and appreciate your encouragement.
I have been doing some research on the most influential jingles from the 50’s. I discovered that one of the most lasting TV commercial jingles that would air during that time period was for Roto Rooter plumbing. If I am not mistaken, that same jingle is still used to this day. It must be one of the earliest commercial jingles, because I think it was written in the 1936.