The BAM Mascot Family Blog

If you’re purchasing your first ever custom mascot costume, it’s likely that you’ve never done this before and are completely unfamiliar with how the process works, and what design aspects you need to keep in mind.

When creating a custom mascot for your brand, there is a range of different design aspects and components that all come together to create the final design.

While a professional mascot design company - such as BAM Mascots - will help you in every step of the design journey, it’s incredibly useful to prepare for the design of your mascot by understanding a few key components.

In our previous blog, titled ‘20 Creative Marketing Ideas to Promote Your Small to Medium-Sized Business in 2020 (Part 1)’, we listed our 10 top creative marketing ideas that will drive business growth for your small to medium-sized business in 2020.

In the second part of this blog, BAM Mascots continues this list with a further 10 marketing ideas that will help you capture more customers and improve the profitability of your organization over the coming year:

It’s a brand new year, and that’s a great opportunity to implement fresh new ideas that will revamp your marketing strategy and help your company achieve growth over the coming year.

To help you kick start your strategic planning, here are 20 ideas that your company could implement in 2020:

Are you looking to boost revenue streams for your small to medium-sized organization? Have you considered optimizing the use of your company’s custom mascot to sell branded merchandise and drive your profitability?

The introduction of a custom mascot will bring a large number of benefits for your organization, from improving brand recognition, increasing customer engagement, enhancing your brand story and much more.

To maximize the investment you made into your mascot program, your organization needs to ensure that the costume stays damage-free, your mascot performer doesn’t get injured and that your audience can enjoy the performance in a worry-free atmosphere.

A mascot is constantly interacting with fans and is often outside exposed to the elements, so the costume is going to get a little worn and torn with time.

To help ensure it stays in proper working order and continues to look as good as when you first unpacked it, you'll need to routinely remove dust, dirt and light stains and ensure it is kept dry when in storage. Doing so will extend the life of your mascot’s attire.