Mascots are a type of marketing that allows companies to immediately become unique even in the most saturated of niches. Mascots have several valuable benefits to them including giving the organization personality. Mascots generally create positive, happy feelings in people conditioned by when used correctly and this can do wonders for the selling techniques. Mascots can be used for entertainment value and even an attraction value.
Mascots are there to sell the brand by promoting the business and putting a “face” to that business. There are a few important factors to remember when creating a mascot, which will ultimately help the brand, which will help the product and help the company to sell and market the goods and services.
A Happy Mascot influences Customer. Actually the things in surrounding mold feelings of human beings from inside. Having a happy mascot guarantees that even on a bad day the customers will crack a smile at such a wonderful experience. With the stress and worries revolved around everyday life people look forward at an exciting shopping experience for an escape. Usually this excitement will come through the products they purchase.
Secondly, Bright colors attract the eye. It’s as simple as that. With a mascot with bright colors, you can turn any packaging into something eye-catching and stunning. It is a well known marketing technique that bright colors sell products.
Make Sure the Character is Huggable especially when someone has to sell kids’ products. If company has a huggable & cuddly mascot, a kid will most likely be drawn to this mascot. The trick is to make it as cuddly as possible and to bring the inner child of an adult out as well.
Make the Brand Mascot Agile means quick & alert. An agile mascot can be used throughout the entire branding campaign. Emails, letters, websites, product packaging and the possibilities could be endless for the use of a versatile mascot.
I specialize in designing brand mascots. They are one of the most powerful marketing tools a company can use to build a strong brand, if they are designed and deployed the right way. There are some do’s and don’ts that I use to guide clients with regard to brand mascots. For example, don’t let your brand mascot share the spotlight with other characters. Don’t use a brand mascot to promote a luxury item or something with such a distinctive feature or benefit that the character detracts from it. Brand mascots are best for highly competitive market arenas where it is hard to differentiate players. You can read more at my Web site, http://www.toons4biz.com, and see our collection of over 100 stock brand mascot clipart sets for small businesses.
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