2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.04.201
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Breaking through the Clutter in Media Environment: How Do Celebrities Help?

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“…Nevertheless, many companies including the companies who are in the carbonated soft drink industry use celebrity endorsement as one of the effective advertising strategies to get competitive advantage (Kamins, Brand, Hoeke, & Moe, 1989;Spry, Pappu, & Cornwell, 2011). One-in-four advertisements use celebrity endorsement (MarketWatch, 2006;Pughazhendi & Ravindran, 2012), since it is a more effective tool in advertising (Muda, Musa & Putit, 2012). In fact, Friedman and Friedman (1979) indicate that celebrities are more effective than other types of endorsers, such as 'the professional expert', 'the company manager', or 'the typical consumer'.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, many companies including the companies who are in the carbonated soft drink industry use celebrity endorsement as one of the effective advertising strategies to get competitive advantage (Kamins, Brand, Hoeke, & Moe, 1989;Spry, Pappu, & Cornwell, 2011). One-in-four advertisements use celebrity endorsement (MarketWatch, 2006;Pughazhendi & Ravindran, 2012), since it is a more effective tool in advertising (Muda, Musa & Putit, 2012). In fact, Friedman and Friedman (1979) indicate that celebrities are more effective than other types of endorsers, such as 'the professional expert', 'the company manager', or 'the typical consumer'.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consequently, brands' communication efforts are continuously interrupted by the competitors in this cluttered marketing communications environment. This information overload in the market imposes a big risk on the marketers when we take into consideration the limited resources available and their accountability to generate satisfactory returns of advertisement dollars invested (Muda et al 2012). Previous studies in the literature report significant negative effects of communication clutter on the effectiveness of advertising (Hammer et al 2009;Zhao, 1997;Pillai, 1990).…”
Section: Customer Based Brand Tolerance (Cbbt)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…pirkimo sprendimų yra priimami pardavimo vietoje (Bianca, 2008), tad natūralu, kad tai skatina verslo atstovus pateikti reklamas būtent ten, kur vartotojas priima sprendimą pirkti, todėl galima pagrįstai teigti, kad pardavimo vietoje taip pat vyksta vis didesnė konkurencija tarp verslo atstovų dėl vartotojų dėmesio. Be abejonės, reklama tikimasi ne tik pritraukti vartotojų dėme-sį, bet taip pat transformuoti dėmesį į teigiamą požiūrį bei pirkimo ketinimą konkretaus produkto / prekės ženklo atžvilgiu (Muda, 2012). …”
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