Celebrity street snap shot is a new form of effective celebrity endorsement.
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Celebrity street snap photos – A new form of celebrity endorsement to create fashion brand awareness and product desirability in the Asia market. Jill
Yu-Lin, Wu
Supervisor:
Angela Carroll
Date:
August / 2013
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11,879
This dissertation is submitted in part fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of the requirements for the degree of MA Corporate Communications and Public
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The dissertation topic is derived from my personal experience; I used to work in the fashion PR industry, following all kinds of fashion trends was my job and this also became a hobby in my private life. In recent years, social media has become my main work-life resource; it provides me with faster access to up-to-date fashion information. Moreover, I discovered that celebrity street snap photos have become one of the most powerful ways to catch people’s
Business School
Celebrity street snap photos – A new form of celebrity endorsement to create fashion brand awareness and product desirability in the Asia market. Jill
Yu-Lin, Wu
Supervisor:
Angela Carroll
Date:
August / 2013
Word count:
11,879
This dissertation is submitted in part fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of the requirements for the degree of MA Corporate Communications and Public
Relations
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
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The dissertation topic is derived from my personal experience; I used to work in the fashion PR industry, following all kinds of fashion trends was my job and this also became a hobby in my private life. In recent years, social media has become my main work-life resource; it provides me with faster access to up-to-date fashion information. Moreover, I discovered that celebrity street snap photos have become one of the most powerful ways to catch people’s
References: Guide Blog) ............................................................................................................ 67 Figure 7: Meaning transfer in the endorsement process (Source: McCracken, 1989) ..... Teri Agins (1999), who spent over 20 years reporting on the fashion business for the Wall Street Journal, has observed that “fashion is a multibillion-dollar international industry (Matthews, 2012). Celebrity endorsers are regularly used to promote an endless list of products, for example, credit cards, automobiles, shoes, clothing, handbags, and diet programs. In traditional marketing methods (Roozen, 2008), celebrities have been considered one of the most effective ways to endorse products in various categories (Silvera and Austad, 2004). A number of factors have been established as important in using endorsers; for instance the endorser 's personal consumers (Miller, 2010). behaviour of the celebrity depicted (Grannell and Jayawardena, 2004). By associating with celebrities perceived to share similar or desirable qualities, brands