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Last week Marketing Daily covered the return of the Spongmonkeys -- Quiznos’ quirky singing, road-tripping, rodent-like mascots with human teeth and eyes -- who were petitioning in a new campaign for ...

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US sandwich chain, Quiznos, has launched a campaign featuring its Spongmonkeys brand mascots to fuel the growth the brand is experiencing. The campaign, running across digital and social, pays tribute ...

Friendly mascots like Tony the Tiger and Ronald McDonald used to be the lifeblood of food marketing campaigns – but in the age of social media and celebrity influencers, they've largely fallen out of ...

Quiznos’ singing rodent The spot: A small, furry creature, wearing a bowler hat, levitates as he sings an ode to Quiznos subs. Nearby, another flying creature wears an 18 th century seafaring hat, and ...

For years, Quiznos has wooed us into eating its toasted subs through wacky entertainment instead of boring sales pitches. We laughed when the fat lady got hit with the tranquilizer dart, looked on ...