Your Mascot loves to be the star of the show, so why not make them a star in front of the camera? Public appearances are hands-down exciting, but digital media helps you reach fans anywhere in the world!
Involving your mascot in
local and community events is a great way to attract publicity. Events such as parades, community picnics and fundraisers give you and your mascot the opportunity to
raise awareness and spread your brand message.
Last month, the mascot we built for KUAC, Kitt the Fox, did just that - showing off his dance moves at the Golden Days Festival Grand Parade in Fairbanks, Alaska!
Based on characters from a children’s book series,
The Adventures of Willy Nilly and Thumper by Jim Henry, Willy Nilly and Thumper are two fun-loving friends that are always looking for adventure.
The stories of Willy Nilly, the clever dog, and his spirited rabbit pal Thumper, bring children on exciting journeys through the magical land of Choco, while helping them learn about important values, such as honesty, friendship, courage, team work and community – just to name a few.
“Children will not only be entertained, but will learn timeless values.”
Mascots are tons of fun! They make you laugh, they work hard to entertain you, and they are a step outside basic marketing tactics. Mascots are a great way to make your brand stand out, and fans and consumers love them.
Mascots are a huge hit with all audiences, but hold a special magic for kids. That’s why Ohsweken Speedway approached BAM about creating two unique mascots, Fang and Claw, to incorporate into their youth programs.
Last month was Autism Awareness Month. Autism is a lifelong developmental disorder that affects socialization and communication skills, as well as how an individual perceives the world around them.
We feel fortunate to have worked with Families for Autism Support and Awareness, to create a mascot designed to raise awareness about autism, and engage families affected by autism.
