An audio logo, also known as a sound logo, jingle, or sonic logo, is an integral part of every successful brand identity. What started as a simple jingle at the beginning of the 20th century has evolved into an integral part of every successful brand identity. Today, sound logos usually come in the form of a short instrumental composition, possibly combined with an animation or catchy text. A unique, easily memorable audio asset that can be used to differentiate your brand and build brand recognition. Provided it is applied consistently, of course.

An audio logo typically lasts no more than 5 seconds but forms the most representative element of your musical identity. Suitable for use in your campaigns but also on social media. Flexible in use and yet recognisable every time. Not every sound can therefore grow into a distinctive asset. So, what should you pay attention to when developing a sound logo?

Where to place a sound logo?

Where is the optimal place for your musical elevator pitch?

A sound logo. But how?

What can we learn from three iconic Dutch sound logos?

Why sound sticks

What are the characteristics of a successful sound logo?

Developing a sound logo is an important investment aimed at the long term. Therefore, it is customary to test your musical signature. Both during the creation process and afterwards.

Do you already have a jingle? Then test the accumulated value to gain insight into whether your audio needs an upgrade.

If you are in the middle of the creation process, you can investigate to what extent your sound evokes the right associations and sticks with your target audience.