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    THE GLOBAL EFFECT OF CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENTS TOWARDS CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR What is the working title? The Global Effect of Celebrity Endorsements Towards Consumer Buying Behavior – The title chosen focuses mainly on how consumers all over the world base most of their buying decisions towards certain products towards the celebrity that endorses the product. Abstract Celebrity endorsers are constantly use to promote products such as alcoholic products, diet products and especially beauty…

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    2.2.1 Social Learning Theory The social learning theory explains how the use of celebrity endorsement in advertisement affects or influences audience consumption intentions. The theory assumes that consumers watch, listen observe and would want to consume what the celebrities endorse thus leading to improved brand awareness (Sertoglu, Cath and Korkmaz, 2014). 2.2.2 Source Credibility Theory The theory deals with the trustworthiness of the source. The theory indicates that consumers are…

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    Justice O’Connor created a third test, the Endorsement test, in Lynch v. Donnelly that was originally meant to clarify the Lemon test, however it has been turned into its own test in recent years. In her concurrence, Justice O’Connor stated, “The proper inquiry under the purpose prong of Lemon, I submit, is whether the government intends to convey a message of endorsement or disapproval of religion”. When treated as its own test, the Endorsement test is concerned with the appearance of…

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    Nobel prize winner, professor, editor, and novelist, Toni Morrison, wrote an endorsement letter entitled “Toni Morrison's Endorsement Letter to Barack Obama”. It attempts to tell Obama why she thinks he’s a better candidate than his opponent, Hillary Clinton. Morrison uses figurative language and rhetorical devices to prove her point. ¨...truely think of his country's citizens as ¨we,¨ not ¨they¨ ...¨ She states thus because she feels Obama sees the problem as a whole not just a state nor the…

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    According to the article Chicago Tribune's endorsement of Gary Johnson, the issue question of the author is the follow: What should tens of millions of voters who yearn for answers do with two major-party candidates they disdain? The reason for this question is because people wish to have another choice. The structure of the article is well done because it gives me background of the topic and the thesis, explains his point, and conclude by recalling his claim. However, the author did not explain…

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    Sports Endorsers

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    Endorsement Contracts Between Sports Stars and Product Manufacturers INTRODUCTION- The relationship between sports celebrities and product manufacturers in terms of endorsements has undergone a heavy transformation in the last one and a half decade. In recent times, the endorsement by sports celebrities has emerged as one of the most successful marketing communication tools that can help, both, the athlete and the agent who earn a large amount of income. The statistic given below shows the…

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    things that celebrities endorse, as well as the way they promoted. She continues by supporting her reason behind why celebrities should not promote a company’s product. The author’s purpose is to strongly support her argument as to why celebrity endorsement should have laws and be boycotted in order to convince her audience that celebrity-endorsed products should be boycotted. The author creates an outraged tone for people who fall for this kind of advertising. The author argues that using…

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    House Insurance Case

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    increased to at least $200,000 (80% of the $250,000 replacement cost of the home) to comply with the replacement cost provision. Since the present coverages are inadequate, some changes should be made. An extended replacement cost or guaranteed cost endorsement could be added, which requires the home to be insured to $250,000. Alex inherited an emerald necklace and earrings, valued at $6,000, from a grandmother. Jewelry is covered only for a maximum of $1500 if the jewelry is stolen. Alex’s…

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    Credential Analysis

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    with my marketing materials are solid. There are no generic phrases. People can appreciate everything I have earned and what I have been recognized for. To get started you must know what I feel the differences are between a credential and an endorsement. Credential: An Internet search identifies credential as a noun. It identifies it as a qualification, achievement, personal quality or an…

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    community would think that Moseley park students are doing this because they have a black blazer. This is why the purple blazer is better because its separates Moseley park from different schools. Endorsement and sponsorships Endorsement and sponsorships are the…

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