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How Audio Branding Transforms Marketing: A Conversation with David Courtier-Dutton – Part 2

April 22, 2026 by Jeff Moore

Jodi Krangle pointing at text “Why Boring Brands Fail” with David Courtier-Dutton on colorful background promoting an audio branding podcast episode

“Live is always going to be great. Human connection is the only thing that will differentiate AI from people and from artists. And that is, I think, going to be the key lever that artists have left. So in the same way as you might go and buy a handmade coffee cup for $20 from […]

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Filed Under: Advertising, Audio Branding, Marketing Tagged With: AI in Music, AI music creation, Audio Marketing, Brand Perception, Branding Strategies, consumer engagement, emotional connection, MasterCard branding, Maybelline, music in advertising, neuroscience of sound, Pillsbury, quirky branding, sonic branding, Visa audio identity

From Corporate Law to Sonic Branding: A Conversation with David Courtier-Dutton – Part 1

April 15, 2026 by Jeff Moore

Jodi Krangle and David Courtier-Dutton with text “Is Your Brand Invisible?” on a galaxy background promoting an audio branding podcast episode. Sonic Branding Strategy: How Sound Shapes Emotion and Brand Recognition

From Corporate Law to Sonic Branding “When you hand it to the composer in sonic branding, at that point, it becomes an art, because the job of the composer, of course, is to translate those desired emotions into music. And it’s not [the] music that the composer feels, it is what it makes the audience […]

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Filed Under: Advertising, Audio Branding, Marketing Tagged With: audio branding, brand identity, branding and marketing, Branding Strategy, consumer feedback, consumer recognition, David’s journey, Emotional Marketing, impact of sound, marketing effectiveness, music psychology, neuroscience of listening, sonic branding, sonic logos, Sound Out study

The Role of Simplicity in Sonic Branding: A Conversation with Connor Moore – Part 2

April 1, 2026 by Jeff Moore

“I give them a lot of credit because they use that so frequently, and that’s why they have so much success. I mean, it is an iconic melody in and of itself, but it’s that repetition and that usage, you know, whereas I feel like a lot of sound logo projects that come in, we’ll […]

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Filed Under: Audio Branding, Sound Design, Technology Tagged With: audio branding, Branding Strategies, consumer brand perception, Google Glass sound design, International Sound Awards, marketing and audio, neural voices, simplicity in design, sonic branding, sound design, State Farm audio logo, UX sound design, voice acting, voice-driven experiences, wearable technology

How Sound Design Revolutionizes Branding: A Conversation with Connor Moore – Part 1

March 25, 2026 by Jeff Moore

Why Audio Branding and Sound Design Matter More Than Ever “Too much sound complicates things, it confuses things, and it causes annoyance and fatigue, too much brain power needed. Too much cognitive load, and it’s a known fact. So oftentimes companies will come to me and say, ‘Hey, we have, you know, sixty sounds we […]

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Filed Under: Audio Branding, Sound Design, Technology Tagged With: audio branding, automotive sound design, Branding Strategies, Connor, considerate design, Emotional Branding, importance of silence, Jodi Krangle, repetition in branding, sonic branding, sound logos, soundscapes, strategic sound design, user experience, UX sound design

Making Your Mark in the Music Industry: A Conversation with Jesse Flores – Part 2

March 18, 2026 by Jeff Moore

“I think, you know, what I mentioned before would really apply, and that’s sit down and really come up with a plan over the next twelve months. What do I want to do? Do I want to release a single every month or maybe it’s a couple of singles leading up to an EP and […]

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Filed Under: Audio Production, Marketing, Music Tagged With: AI in Music, artist engagement, audio branding, catalog acquisition, digital marketing tools, emerging artists, Human Creativity, Intercept Music, Jesse Flores, merch integration, Music Industry Strategies, Music Marketing, music release planning, music technology trends, Sync Licensing

The Psychology of Sound in Marketing: A Conversation with Jesse Flores – Part 1

March 11, 2026 by Jeff Moore

“What can we do to make that number a thousand? That’s the kind of stuff we really focus on. We have tools and analytics within our dashboard to kind of help guide you with that and provide insight onto what strategies are needed to get to that place. But also, I think what makes a […]

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Filed Under: Audio Production, Marketing, Music Tagged With: artist partnerships, audio branding, Brand Perception, concert experiences, digital distribution, Independent Artists, Live Performances, Marketing Strategies, music business insights, music distribution, music industry changes, Music Marketing, psychology of sound, sound design, streaming music

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