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When using Rest, float above your
opponent before dropping onto them. This promises you a better
chance of hitting them with full power. In Training, switch
the speed down so you can perfect the timing. A failed Rest
means Jigglypuff will be open to attack.
Sing is a waste of an attack. It
doesn't work on airborne enemies and your foes will wake up
within seconds of the attack. It also doesn't help recovering
so don't be tempted to use it at all. 
Rollout is one of Jigglypuff's
most powerful moves. By charging it up until she glows it'll
often knock enemies with 100% damage or more flying. If you're
opponent moves however, you can quickly change direction to
smash them or at least save your puffy pink behind from zooming
off the stage. 
When recovering, you can combine
techniques to discover that Jigglypuff is almost invincible.
By using a single float, then pound, then float etc etc. you
can travel huge distances. Even if that doesn't work and you're
an inch from the stage her airborne dodge (R in mid-air) means
you can reach that last length. Don't use it any futher as Jigglypuff
won't be able to use any other moves. 
As a strange rule in SSBM, the
lighter characters can often toss their larger foes like crazy.
By tossing them behind herself, Jigglypuff can often throw them
off the edge of a stage. It's useful in small arenas, such as
Yoshi's Story. 
Pound may not be strong but it
is stronger then some of Jiggy's smash attacks and is useful
when airborne. Using it early in a battle will help you gain
some distance from your attackers and rank up some good damage
quickly. 
Jigglypuff is (along with Kirby)
gifted with the awesome ability to float. By smashing a foe
clear off the stage and grabbing hold of the edge yourself,
your opponent won't be able to pull themselves up when they
attempt a recovery. The reason Jigglypuff is the ideal character
for this is because of the float ability just mentioned. By
using another character it's usually impossible to turn around
with a double jump, causing you to have to make a recovery yourself:
but Jiggy turns around so it's an easy trick to pull off. It
still may require some Training through. 
Keep in mind when you play that
Jigglypuff doesn't walk. She waddles. She is one of slowest
characters in the game, making you an easy target. However her
aerial speed and grace is incredibly useful in escaping tight
situations or after you've been cornered to a wall. In short:
don't walk. Float.
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