The BAM Mascot Family Blog

As a mascot performer for a school or sports team, you’re an important part of the spirit squad or cheerleading team. You have a unique opportunity to excite the crowd and engage the fans. You may not be able to perform the same stunts or yell like a truecheerleader, but there are some things you can do to improve your cheerleading and help to get the crowd on their feet!

Your mascot has amazing marketing power! They love to be in front of a crowd, and in front of a camera. Using multimedia such as photos and videos as part of your mascot marketing can be a very effective way to engage with your audience, especially on social media. In fact, there are some interesting statistics on using photos and videos in your social media to engage fans:

John Wood Community College was founded in 1974, and named after John Wood, the 12th Governor of Illinois (1860-1861) and the first settler of Quincy, Illinois. John played an important role in the settlement and development of West Central Illinois, and was considered a great leader and a statesman.

John Wood Community College is also regarded as a pioneer in the field of educational innovation, workforce training, and lifelong learning.

When you decide to bring a mascot into your organization, school, business, or festival, one of the first steps you have to take is to decide what you would like the final mascot costume to look like.

A mascot is a powerful tool that businesses, organizations, and corporations can use to connect with target audiences, market a brand, garner media attention, and more. While many organizations choose a character to represent their brand, a mascot can simply be your logo brought to life. Aspects of your logo, or even your logo in its entirety, can be crafted to connect with your audiences while staying true to your brand.