
The face of a celebrity in front of a product has the incredible ability to attract the consumer’s attention. However, it also has the ability to deter the consumer’s attention from the actual product being sold. The question becomes, is celebrity focused advertising a positive thing or could it take a turn for the worst?
Does having a celebrity as the face of a brand make a difference? Does a celebrity hurt or help product being sold?
[more]As “celebrity broker” Tim Cavanaugh describes, a celebrity spokesperson can greatly influence the purchasing decisions of the consumer.
[more]Would you buy a product if it was endorsed by Paris Hilton or Bono? The g-Think Celebrity Index rates some celebrities on a scale of 1 through 10 according to how our panel of Awakening Consumers…
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Should Celebrities Endorse Products and Support Causes? g-Think panelists respond to questions on celebrity endorsement of products and support for causes.
[more]How much power does a celebrity really have over your pocket book? A look into how celebrities sway consumer purchase decisions.
[more]A woman’s dream of having a green limo company has finally come true. Y.Fray’s Eco-limo company has attracted several celebrities helping to further the environmental movement.
[more]Support for the environmental movement reached a huge milestone by taking center stage in the May 2006 issue of Vanity Fair. Will the publicity hurt or help?
[more]A New Breed of Eco-Entrepreneurs Enters the Marketplace: g-Think interviews three new eco-entrepreneurs who are entertaining the mainstream. They are cool, pragmatic and stylish.
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