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MKTG4226– Social Media Management for Marketing Prof. Aleem Visram Created by: Amanda Yee November 7 th , 2012 Regarding Celebrity Consumers and Spokespersons

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Page 1: Amanda Yee - Celebrity Consumers and Spokespersons

MKTG4226– Social Media Management for Marketing

Prof. Aleem Visram

Created by: Amanda Yee

November 7th, 2012

• Regarding Celebrity Consumers and Spokespersons

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Agenda

• Introduction

• Reasons for Sponsorships

• How to Pick the Right Spokesperson

• Good Example

• Bad Example

• Framework for What to Do

• Conclusion

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Introduction

• Celebrity

High-profile candidate

• ‘Commercial Authority’ Figure

Word-of-mouth Marketing

Purchasing Behaviour

• Sales increase of +20%!

• Company Valuations of +0.25% on

the same day

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Reasons for Sponsorship

1. Borrow Spokesperson’s Equity

Raises Awareness

“People wanted the shoes worn by the kid

who could fly through the air and was

averaging 28 points a game”

Increase Sales

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Reasons for Sponsorship

2. Enhance Existing Brand Values

Premium Brand

$100+ per pair

Association with World’s

Greatest Basketball Player

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How to Pick a Spokesperson

1. Attractiveness of Celebrity

Familiarity

Likeability

Similarity

2. Credible

Trustworthy

Expertise

3. Meaningful Transfer

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Good Example – Bieber & Proactiv

• Proactiv Solution

Skincare Company

Acne-Prone Skin

Teenagers 11-18

• Popular amongst target market

• Launched in 2010

• So Successful it came back in 2012

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Bad Example – Kardashian & Charmin

• Charmin Restrooms

• Kardashian = Luxury

• Charmin = Commodity with

Negative Connotations

• Unaligned Values/Goals

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Framework – What to Do

• Evaluate FIT

• Maximize Exposure

• Keep Celebrity Happy

• Plan for Failure

Worst-case Scenario

Always Risk Involved

No Control

• Always have a Game Plan Ready

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Conclusion

• WOM Marketing = Most Influential

• Increase in “Celebrities”

Through Online Discovery

Identify Niche Markets

• Competition Increase

• Identify Perfect Candidate

Better Positioning

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Conclusion

Thank You!

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Discussion Question - #1

Do you ever think word of mouth marketing (awareness

brought about by consumers/ customers) will exceed or

bring about the end of celebrity endorsements?

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Discussion Question - #2

Where can celebrities draw the line between simply being a

consumer and an endorser?

Do you (and if you do, when do you) think it's appropriate for

them to ask for compensation?

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Discussion Question - #3

Do you think the discovery of celebrities will continue to

increase online?

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Conclusion

Thank You!