Highlights from #InflatableChat (8) Inflatable Mascots & Characters

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   Let’s get started > Q1: How do corporate mascots differ from school mascots? #InflatableChat

   Landmark Bot

   Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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   A1: Corporate mascots are selling products and school mascots represent spirit #inflatablechat

   Tom Meacham

   Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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   A1: Corporate mascots are brand icons > theyre selling product. School mascots are just getting existing fans psyched up. #InflatableChat

   Stephanie Meacham

   Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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   A1: All mascots generate goodwill for your brand – becoming an ambassador to customers! #InflatableChat

   Caitlin Jean

   Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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   Q2: What are the most popular mascots made as custom inflatables? #InflatableChat

   Landmark Bot

   Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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   Corporate mascots are brand icons > they’re selling product. School mascots are just getting existing fans psyched up. #InflatableChat

   Stephanie Meacham

   Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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   A2: Geoffrey (Toys R Us) , Pillsbury Dough Boy, Tony The Tiger #inflatablechat

   Tom Meacham

   Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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   A2: Inflatable mascots are also popular among food manufacturers. Examples: Tyson, M&Ms, dean foods. #InflatableChat

   Caitlin Jean

   Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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   A2: We also see many sports mascots used on and around sports tunnels. #InflatableChat

   Stephanie Meacham

   Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A2: Goldie Gopher, Bucky Badger, TCU Horned Frog #inflatablechat

    Tom Meacham

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    Q3: Is there any type of mascot that can not be made into an inflatable? #InflatableChat

    Landmark Bot

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A3: I’m going to say it > Realistic people don’t render well as giant inflatables. #InflatableChat

    Stephanie Meacham

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A3: There are quite a few I have heard of and yet the list grows and i haven’t seen any yet #inflatablechat

    Tom Meacham

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A3: Things that are supposed to look sleek or sexy are tricky as inflatables. Digital printing can help. #InflatableChat

    Stephanie Meacham

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A3: If you have a mascot that is a four legged animal, stand it up, put shoes on and pump that fist in the air #inflatablechat

    Tom Meacham

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    Q4: What do new users need to know about using inflatable mascots? #InflatableChat

    Landmark Bot

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A4: Long, slender things (like legs) won’t hold up really big mascots. Designs will need to use props or internal support. #InflatableChat

    Stephanie Meacham

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A4: Best to tell us how it will be used so we can illustrate how we can make it easiest to use. #inflatablechat

    Tom Meacham

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A4: Remember: artists can take your ideas and turn them into reality if you don’t have a mascot designed yet! #InflatableChat

    Caitlin Jean

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A4: Before ordering, it’s important to know up front if the mascot has a style guide, Pantone colors, etc. #InflatableChat

    Stephanie Meacham

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    A4: We can take a theme and create a mascot for you. Personality is the best way to get customers to notice you #inflatablechat

    Tom Meacham

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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    @Landmarketer Yes -Next week we’ll discuss museum inflatables. #InflatableChat

    Landmark Bot

    Mon, Jan 16 2012 07:05:50

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