Celebrity
endorsement
nowadays has become one of the most popular advertising campaigns.
Companies use many celebrities like movie stars, athletes and singers
to endorse in their adverts in order to attract consumers into
purchasing their brands. The public‟s fascination with celebrities has
helped marketers to utilise this marketing strategy and influence
consumers purchasing intentions. Even though celebrity endorsement has
become the most common advertising promotions, marketers still doubt if
it is a successful and effective marketing strategy. Companies use
celebrities for their fame so their glamour can reflect and draw
attention on the product. However, some celebrities can destroy a
brands reputation if they manage to get bad publicity. Therefore
companies need to be really cautious when choosing a particular
celebrity to promote their brand. This study aims to find out whether
or not consumers purchasing decisions are in fact influenced by
celebrity endorsement. This will be carried out by primary and
secondary research methods in the form of questionnaire and literature
review. Secondary data will examine several models and theory and
primary data will be collected using Microsoft Excel 2007. Results will
be analysed through the use of histograms, pie charts and bar charts.
Celebrity endorsement has increased dramatically the past few years and
primary research has allowed the current author to prove this. Results
have shown that this type of marketing promotion is successful as long
as the link between the celebrity and the product is strong and the
target market is considered before using a celebrity to promote a
specific product.
- 10,000 words –
65 pages in length
- Excellent use of literature
- Good in depth analysis
- Expertly written throughout
- Includes questionnaire
- Ideal for business and
marketing students
Chapter One: Introduction
Focus of the study
Research Objectives
Structure of Dissertation
Chapter
Two: Literature Review
Introduction
Defining Celebrity Endorsement
Effectiveness of Celebrity Endorsement on Consumer Behaviour
Celebrities in Advertising
Source Attributes
The Match-Up Hypothesis
Meaning Transfer Model
Advantages and Disadvantages
Advantages of Celebrity Endorsement
Disadvantages of Celebrity Endorsement
Influence of Age
Chapter Summary
Chapter
Three: Research Methodology
Introduction
Secondary Research
Limitations
Primary Research Method
Qualitative Research versus Quantitative Research
The Choice of Research
Questionnaire Design
Pilot Study
Sample Method
Restrictions of Primary Research
Ethical Issues
Chapter Summary
Chapter
Four: Findings and Analysis
Introduction
Questionnaire Analysis
Age and Gender
Celebrities Promoting a Brand
Effectiveness of Celebrity Endorsement
Celebrities in Advertising
Source Attributes
Relationship between Product and Celebrity
Effectiveness of Successful Celebrities in Advertisements
Celebrities Endorsing Several Products
Bad Publicity
Chapter Summary
Conclusion
Referencing
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