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How to use a Mascot as Brilliant Branding …introducing ‘Scotia Scottie Dog’

We had great fun creating the concepts for Scotia Window and Doors Mascot. Why use a Mascot?

Sourcing a soft toy version of a litter of puppies as giveaways.
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Litter of 10 Sotia Scottie Dog Pups

–  The pups were actually ‘doorstops’ to be used in the home.

–  We ran a competition to win the puppies – everyone loves soft toys!

–  Each pup had a lovely Scottish name.

–  The name tags and collars were made in Scotia corporate blue to contrast with the red puppies.

 

Creating the puppies as cartoon versions…sitting, standing, lying down, with and without a bone! We introduced the pups to the public and trade, as graphic livery on the large Scotia trucks.

–  Think of all the times you sat bored in a traffic jam, then you saw a truck next to you with fun graphics and a quirky message …your brand is much more likely to get noticed and be remembered!

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Scotia Scottie Dog Hamish showing all of his tricks!

Using the pups in eye-catching advertising to produce great social-media stories that customers love to share.

–  Take your mascot out-and-about and take photographs in fun, interesting places…make your audience laugh.

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Beach day out for Harris and Ailsa Scotia Scottie Dogs

 

Introducing little pups personalities to your customers, getting your brand noticed!

–  Each pup had a name and a personalised name tag, just as a real pup would have, with the company ‘sales’ contact details on the reverse of the tag.

–  They also had a card tied to their collars telling you all about their personalities and thanking you for giving them a forever home.

 

Have fun with your brand and stand out from your competitors call Susan: 07802226937 or get in touch

 

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