charger mascot costumes

Each store, charger which mascot averages about 1,200 square feet and seats a maximum of 12, features an interior painted in aqua, magenta and peach hues and assorted cartoon characters of Maggie''s "family" on the walls. Sharoff said Maggie''s appeal to children distinguishes the company from its competitors."Our primary focus is families, costumes and we think that''s where our charger niche is," he said. "When we hear a little kid walking past mascot a costumes Maggie charger Moo''s saying, ''Mommy, I want to go to Maggie Moo''s,'' the payoff is there."

Put your mascot on your packaging, on the Web and on the streets. A typical costume costs $3,000 to $8,000 and mascot can last 10 years. Here are a few guidelines for creating your mascot:* ENSURE THE IMAGE IS HAPPY. Happy mascots translate into happy customers.* USE BRIGHT costumes COLORS. You literally want to stop traffic with the costume.* TRY BEING BOLD. Don''t worry if it''s never been done before. Wilson created a big-nose charger mascot for Sudafed.

It was apparent from the accident, however, that the chain had milked its limited marketing budget for all it was worth in developing mascot an attention-grabbing mascot."If we had one thing to spend our money costumes on, it would probably be the costume," director of marketing Jamie Kaplan said. "Used properly, it gets you into the eye of the public. And Maggie is larger than life. She demands attention."Following''s charger last year''s exponential growth, Maggie Moo''s plans to double in size again this year through mascot franchising by opening costumes 25 to 30 stores across the United States; nearly half of which already have opened.