Current Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CJHASS)

CELEBRITIES AS CATALYSTS: EXPLORING CONSUMER BUYING PATTERNS IN BRAND ENDORSEMENT

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  • Elena Petrova Associate Professor, Department of Media Studies and Communication, Maple Leaf University, Toronto

Abstract

Celebrities hold a unique status in the public eye, drawing an abundance of attention and influence, sometimes to the extent that they themselves find overwhelming. Yet, for brands, this level of attention is a coveted asset. Celebrities serve as a dependable means for brands to achieve heightened visibility in the market. In today's world, gaining popularity equates to acquiring a superpower, one that enables the capacity to shape public opinion, influence minds, and earn the trust of millions. Such a position is precisely where brands aspire to be. Celebrities establish a profound connection with the public, rooted in trust, belief, affection, and a dedicated following. People often aspire to emulate their beloved celebrities, seeking an association with these iconic figures, yearning for shared experiences with their favorite stars, and envisioning a life akin to theirs. This emulation extends to celebrity-inspired attire, footwear, makeup styles, hairdos, personal grooming, and more

Keywords:

Celebrities, Branding, Influence, Public Trust, Fashion Trends

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2024-04-09

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Petrova, E. (2024). CELEBRITIES AS CATALYSTS: EXPLORING CONSUMER BUYING PATTERNS IN BRAND ENDORSEMENT. Current Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CJHASS), 3(2), 126–132. Retrieved from https://zapjournals.com/Journals/index.php/cjhass/article/view/1875

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