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October 2025 Articles

Follow Editor and Chief Jeanna Isham at Dreamr Productions’ official blog for her most up-to-date thought-provoking insights on the current industry and what is to come. To join her testing ground pieces, follow her on Medium.

🐇 📚 🧬 💗💰 Simply Speaking: Memory Makes Magic

Utilizing the senses isn’t just a “literary observation. It is a deep STRATEGIC insight into how people connect, recall, and remain loyal.”


✨ 🧬 💗💰 Smart Restaurants are Making Strategic Music Choices

The tunes you choose for your restaurant don’t have to be based on pure intuition. We have data to back it up and make it strategic and profitable.


🧬 💗💰New Domino’s Sonic Logo

Sonic logo alert. Domino’s has a new one and it’s pretty good!


📚 🧬 💗💰 SoundOut Study on Sonic Logos

The new SoundOut study on sonic logo rankings is out. Some have been active for decades, and some are brand new. It’s important to note that nostalgia and repetition play a BIG part in effectiveness. Keep that nugget in your back pocket when reading. Is anyone else really confused about Arby’s? I don’t even know that one?!


🧬 💗💰Walmart Ads

A very interesting approach to sound in marketing. The music isn’t necessarily the focus, but it definitely plays into the sound design and ASMR.


✨ 🧬 💗💰 Audio, Yet Again, Is Not An Ad-On

It is fascinating to me that us audio people have been stating the same thing for years, and yet the message hasn’t been received yet. Sound is measurable, cultural, engaging, profitable, versatile across platforms, scalable, …. Should I go on?


🐇 ✨ 🧬 💗💰Soundmark Applicant BVG Denied

This one got me thinking. BVG applied for a sound mark trademark and was denied because the two successive notes were not distinct enough. It was decided that 4 successive notes would be distinct enough. The filing ends with the question, what about 3 notes? Head scratcher.

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