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    Celebrity marketing is quickly becoming one of the most popular forms of advertising. Per recent data 20% of all television commercials have a famous person in them. And about 10% of all the money spent on any form of television advertisement use a celebrity to endorse the brand and product (Advertising Age 1987; Sherman 1985). Research has demonstrated that celebrities make advertising products more plausible (Kamins et al. 1989). They also help the consumer with product recall (Friedman and Friedman

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    Number 10 Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Executive Summary The HKSAR government announced to the public on 24 October 2006 that the former site of Hong Kong International Airport (Kai Tak Airport) would be redeveloped as an international cruise hub. The whole project included two sub projects‚ "Site formation" and "Cruise terminal and ancillary facilities building". In project costing Inflation factor is applied

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    Al Capone‚the American gangster General introduction: Alphonse Gabriel Capone‚also known as Al “scarface” Capone‚was an American gangster who led a prohibition-era crime by smuggling liquor‚and conducting other illegal activities such as prostitution‚in Chicago from the early 1920s to 1931. Early life: Al Capone was born in the district of Brooklyn in New York on January 17‚1899.His father was a barber and his mother was a seamstress‚were both immigrants from Italy.He dropped out of school at

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    In comparison to how starting from a young age women are idolizing TV models who portray the ideal body image that every woman should have‚ but because celebrities are constantly updating what happens in their daily lives and create unrealistic body images that causes young women to admire them and aspire to be like them. Dsymorphia‚ a condition in which there is dissatisfaction with body appearance‚ is on the rise as young women struggle to reach perfection. Because they go through body changes

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    A Study on the Influence of Using Celebrity Endorsements among Marketing Students of Central Philippine University A Case Study Presented to the Faculty of the Advertising Department College of Business and Accountancy Central Philippine University Jaro‚ Iloilo City In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Subject ____ (descriptive title) NATHALIE GICANA

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    Slide Week Five Case Analysis: Labadee Decision ------------------------------------------------- Slide Two Title - Date: January 2010 Key Words * Haiti * Royal Caribbean Cruise Line * Labadee‚ Haiti * A Port of Call Script - In January 2010‚ the island nation of Haiti was devastated by an earthquake. Royal Caribbean International‚ a major cruise line‚ owns a private beach in Haiti which is typically a port of call on several of their Caribbean cruise itineraries. The private

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    ability to lead are qualities that are not even enough to supplement our passion to be in position. This phenomenon has led these contenders to resort into a new tactic‚ the use of celebrity influence into the picture. The global community took this as an interesting approach. One great example of massive use of celebrity endorsements during elections is the Presidential Elections of the United States of America where re-electionist Barrack Obama from the Democratic Party used the famous host and

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    Advertisement Chapter Three: Chapter Four: Methodology. 4.1 Quantitative Research 4.2 Questionnaire Design 4.3 Pilot Test 4.4 Data Analysis Techniques 4.4 Testing Credibility of Endorsers 4.5 Testing the Product Match-Up Hypothesis 4.6 Testing Advertisement Message Process 4.7 Testing Advertising Effectiveness Chapter Five: Findings and Analysis 5.1 Result of Reliability Test 5.2 Results of Credibility of Endorsers 5.3 Results of Testing the Product Match-Up Hypothesis 5.4 Evaluation

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    todays society there is a heightened interest towards using celebrities to promote a particular product or brand and its positive effects are increasingly being recognized. Every year companies spend millions of dollars on endorsement contracts to align their brand and themselves with endorsers (e.g. celebrities).1 “When you have nothing important to say‚ get someone very important to say nothing for your brand.”2 The reason why celebrity endorsement has become an important role in the advertising

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    Celebrities are often referred to as stars. The comparison makes sense‚ stars are beacons of light that shine bright enough for people to see millions of miles away. Their light sometimes travels hundreds of years‚ so when you are seeing them‚ they may already have ceased to exist. There exists a difference between the stars of Hollywood and those of the cosmos though‚ in the former not all stars start out burning brightly. Some start out from nothing‚ not enough fuel to emit the brilliant light

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