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Put your mascot on your packaging, on the Web and on the streets. A typical costume costs $3,000 to $8,000 costume and can last 10 years. Here are a few guidelines for feet creating your mascot:* ENSURE THE IMAGE IS HAPPY. Happy mascots translate into happy customers.* USE BRIGHT 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 mascot a big-nose mascot costume for Sudafed.

COPYRIGHT feet and mascot 2003 Gale costume GroupCOLUMBIA, feet MD. -- When the operators of 36-unit Maggie Moo''s, based here, set out to differentiate the chain from other superpremium ice-cream mascot concepts by emphasizing its family focus, they knew they had a potent marketing tool with their mascot costume cow, Maggie.What they didn''t know was that the head-turning ability of the 7-foot-tall cow''s costume would result feet in a car wreck.At a store opening in Phoenix earlier this year, a car full mascot of passengers passing by waved at the store''s Maggie. Unaware of the stopped costume traffic ahead, feet the driver plowed into the back of a car. The resulting collision luckily was only a minor fender bender.