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How do you transform a company “spokescow” into an udderly fashionable icon?
The MaggieMoo's® Ice Cream and Treatery is widely recognized for serving award-winning ice cream in a whimsical, playful environment. Acquired by NexCen Brands, Inc. in March 2007, the company operates more than 200 treateries across the United States. In conjunction with their campaign for community giving, the company wanted to turn Miss Maggie Moo, the company’s “spokescow”, into a celebutant. They wanted her out on the town, in the news, and on the minds of tweens (and their mothers) nationwide. They turned to Ogilvy PR to make it happen.
It’s no wonder the company craved celebrity status. In today’s era of shifting influence, more and more consumers - particularly the tween demographic - look to celebrities for news and trends. The time was right to turn Maggie - a very tall cow in a pink dress and pearls - into an udderly fashionable icon.
Right in time for the holiday season – and with just two weeks of planning - Ogilvy PR sent Maggie shopping. Accompanied by Hollywood hunks, Chace Crawford of the popular television show Gossip Girls and Cameron Mathison from Dancing with the Stars, Miss Maggie Moo hit the stores in New York. Following their shopping spree, Maggie and her dates donated thousands of dollars worth of books, toys and games to the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation. To spread more holiday cheer, they visited the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center where 20 children were greeted with gifts and smooches from Miss Maggie Moo and her friends.
The goal was to
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