The document discusses the advantages and risks of celebrity endorsements for brands. The key advantages include establishing credibility for the brand, ensuring attention from target audiences, generating positive PR coverage, and increasing brand recall. However, risks include the celebrity's reputation declining, the celebrity overshadowing the brand, inconsistencies in the celebrity's popularity, and a mismatch between the celebrity's image and the brand image. The document analyzes these factors and provides examples to support both the opportunities and challenges of using celebrities to promote brands.
The document proposes a plan to rebrand Brut cologne to target young men interested in extreme sports by positioning Brut as "the scent of adrenaline." The plan involves redesigning packaging, sponsoring extreme athletes and events, producing viral video content, and sampling at locations like skate camps to associate Brut with an active lifestyle. Sample promotions include bonus packs, contests, displays, and sponsorship of athletes to build brand awareness among the target demographic.
This document discusses repositioning the Brut cologne brand in response to changes in the cologne market and target audiences. It analyzes competitors like Axe and Old Spice who target younger audiences. To compete, Brut will be repositioned to emphasize confidence rather than sexual satisfaction. While maintaining its identity, Brut will target a wider range of males from teenagers to those in their 40s-60s to remain loyal customers as tastes have changed. The goal is to revitalize Brut's image and increase its market share.
Companion presentation to our academic paper on the advertising strategy employed by Axe (Unilever). Course on advertising at the University of Leuven; twitterfeed: @KulAdv.
For more information, nudge me on twitter: @rozeridder
Paper by Hasse Boons, Sanne Meussen, Virginie De Mey, Jonathan Huyghe and Sophie Vanden Eynden (group 12).
Brut is repositioning its brand to target younger men ages 25-40 who are young professionals. Its tagline will change from "The Essence of Man" to "The Essence of Man, Refined" to appeal to this demographic. Promotions include trade promotions like buying allowances and in-store displays for retailers. Sales force promotions include monetary incentives for meeting sales goals. Consumer promotions involve coupons, a loyalty program with reward points, location-based check-ins on websites, and print advertisements in business publications with the headline "Having What it Takes is Only Half the Battle."
Here are the key recommendations based on the market research analysis:
1. Target the 20-30 age group as they form the major user segment of AXE deodorant spray.
2. Focus on brand image and new fragrance varieties to attract and retain customers. Launch occupation/season-specific fragrances.
3. Maintain competitive pricing. Do not increase prices without significantly enhancing product attributes.
4. Promote popular variants like Dark Temptation to increase repetitive purchases.
5. Consider occasional promotions and discounts to experiment new buyers and increase purchase frequency among existing users.
Product placements [In-Film Branding] and advertising in moviesKartik Mehta
The benefits of product placement can go well beyond on-screen exposure. You can promote the association with a film by generating internal and external promotional campaigns keyed to that movie. In-film branding inside commercial films is a highly cost-effective way to gain huge exposure and visibility at a fraction of the traditional advertising costs
This document discusses how brands use animals in their logos and advertising to associate their brand values. It provides several examples of brands that use animals iconically in their logo, such as Jaguar depicting agility through a leaping jaguar, and Fevicol showing strength through elephants. The document explores how brands map animal characteristics like appearance, behavior, and personality onto their own brand values to create quick associations for consumers. While some brand-animal connections are logical, others arose more unexpectedly but still created international recognition. The document suggests animals can be effectively used in both logos and advertising to position brands and achieve competitive advantages.
The document provides an analysis of the COSME DECORTE brand. It finds that while the brand is positioned as a science-forward brand, it lacks coherence in communicating elegance. The analysis examines strengths and weaknesses, as well as inconsistencies across products, communication, and positioning. It proposes repositioning the brand to better balance its focus on cutting-edge science with elements of elegance and sensuousness, in order to create a stronger, more harmonious brand identity.
The document proposes a plan to rebrand Brut cologne to target young men interested in extreme sports by positioning Brut as "the scent of adrenaline." The plan involves redesigning packaging, sponsoring extreme athletes and events, producing viral video content, and sampling at locations like skate camps to associate Brut with an active lifestyle. Sample promotions include bonus packs, contests, displays, and sponsorship of athletes to build brand awareness among the target demographic.
This document discusses repositioning the Brut cologne brand in response to changes in the cologne market and target audiences. It analyzes competitors like Axe and Old Spice who target younger audiences. To compete, Brut will be repositioned to emphasize confidence rather than sexual satisfaction. While maintaining its identity, Brut will target a wider range of males from teenagers to those in their 40s-60s to remain loyal customers as tastes have changed. The goal is to revitalize Brut's image and increase its market share.
Companion presentation to our academic paper on the advertising strategy employed by Axe (Unilever). Course on advertising at the University of Leuven; twitterfeed: @KulAdv.
For more information, nudge me on twitter: @rozeridder
Paper by Hasse Boons, Sanne Meussen, Virginie De Mey, Jonathan Huyghe and Sophie Vanden Eynden (group 12).
Brut is repositioning its brand to target younger men ages 25-40 who are young professionals. Its tagline will change from "The Essence of Man" to "The Essence of Man, Refined" to appeal to this demographic. Promotions include trade promotions like buying allowances and in-store displays for retailers. Sales force promotions include monetary incentives for meeting sales goals. Consumer promotions involve coupons, a loyalty program with reward points, location-based check-ins on websites, and print advertisements in business publications with the headline "Having What it Takes is Only Half the Battle."
Here are the key recommendations based on the market research analysis:
1. Target the 20-30 age group as they form the major user segment of AXE deodorant spray.
2. Focus on brand image and new fragrance varieties to attract and retain customers. Launch occupation/season-specific fragrances.
3. Maintain competitive pricing. Do not increase prices without significantly enhancing product attributes.
4. Promote popular variants like Dark Temptation to increase repetitive purchases.
5. Consider occasional promotions and discounts to experiment new buyers and increase purchase frequency among existing users.
Product placements [In-Film Branding] and advertising in moviesKartik Mehta
The benefits of product placement can go well beyond on-screen exposure. You can promote the association with a film by generating internal and external promotional campaigns keyed to that movie. In-film branding inside commercial films is a highly cost-effective way to gain huge exposure and visibility at a fraction of the traditional advertising costs
This document discusses how brands use animals in their logos and advertising to associate their brand values. It provides several examples of brands that use animals iconically in their logo, such as Jaguar depicting agility through a leaping jaguar, and Fevicol showing strength through elephants. The document explores how brands map animal characteristics like appearance, behavior, and personality onto their own brand values to create quick associations for consumers. While some brand-animal connections are logical, others arose more unexpectedly but still created international recognition. The document suggests animals can be effectively used in both logos and advertising to position brands and achieve competitive advantages.
The document provides an analysis of the COSME DECORTE brand. It finds that while the brand is positioned as a science-forward brand, it lacks coherence in communicating elegance. The analysis examines strengths and weaknesses, as well as inconsistencies across products, communication, and positioning. It proposes repositioning the brand to better balance its focus on cutting-edge science with elements of elegance and sensuousness, in order to create a stronger, more harmonious brand identity.
The document compares and contrasts the luxury British brands Burberry and Aquascutum. While both were founded in the 19th century focusing on waterproof outerwear, Burberry has seen immense success in recent decades while Aquascutum struggles financially and has lost relevance. The key differences that have led to their divergent fortunes are Burberry's aggressive marketing, celebrity endorsements, and innovative digital strategies versus Aquascutum's passive reliance on tradition without modernization.
The document appears to be a draft questionnaire for a marketing research study on LUX soap. It contains questions about the respondent's demographic information, soap brand awareness and usage, factors considered when purchasing soap, preferences regarding different soap brands, satisfaction with soap, and ratings of soap brands on various attributes. The questionnaire aims to understand customers' brand image and perceptions of LUX soap.
Burberry underwent a revival in the late 1990s led by Rose Marie Bravo. The brand had lost its luxury appeal and exclusivity through over-licensing, inconsistent quality, and a product range that spanned from wallpaper to chocolate. Bravo repositioned Burberry through its 4Ps: reclassifying product lines as core luxury or fashion-oriented; increasing prices on par with competitors; evolving the distribution model with flagship stores; and renaming to communicate a discontinuity with the past while honoring the heritage. The revival helped Burberry regain its image as a luxury brand through stricter control of its design, manufacturing and distribution.
The white paper discusses the science of differentiation through balancing cost, quality, and aspiration. It provides examples of how brands like Swatch watches, McDonald's, and Benetton have found success in different markets by achieving this balance. The document also outlines how traditional products like Camembert cheese and cream cheese were transformed into branded products through differentiation. It profiles the Japanese company TOTO and how they elevated and branded toilet and bathroom products through innovative technology and a focus on quality.
This document provides an analysis of several direct points of sale displays and brands. It evaluates displays for Tony Ferguson, Hovis, and Walls based on attractiveness and visibility. It also profiles customer stereotypes for Lynx products and analyzes competitors like Adidas, Polo, and Lynx based on price and popularity. Finally, it considers the optimal retail environment and placement for a direct point of sale display targeting men's fragrances.
This document provides an analysis of several direct points of sale displays and brands. It evaluates displays for Tony Ferguson, Hovis, and Walls based on attractiveness, visibility of information, and organization. It also profiles customer targets and advertising approaches for brands like Lynx, Old Spice, and Fish Soho. Finally, it assesses factors like price, popularity, and environment placement for various competitor brands.
VF Corporation reported record sales and earnings in 1998, its third consecutive year of growth. Net sales increased 5% to $5.5 billion while net income grew 11% to $388 million. The company's portfolio of brands, including Wrangler, Lee, and JanSport, held leading market shares in their product categories. VF continued its strategy of building strong brands, expanding globally, and investing in new technology to enhance consumer responsiveness. Looking ahead, VF will focus on growth categories like jeanswear and intimate apparel, and targets $7 billion in annual sales through acquisitions and brand marketing.
This document discusses lessons learned from analyzing the most talked about Super Bowl ads from 2010. It finds that while entertainment value is important, ads must also clearly connect the brand to avoid hurting perceptions. The E*Trade "Milk-aholic" ad exemplified this by integrating the brand visually into an engaging story that half of viewers could recall details from. The document also notes that Super Bowl audiences are no longer exclusively male, so ads should consider different gender perceptions. Applying these lessons of balancing entertainment and brand messaging, as well as understanding the full audience, are keys to Super Bowl advertising success.
The article discusses Porsche's decision in the late 1990s to launch an SUV model called the Cayenne and build the factory for it in eastern Germany rather than moving production abroad to lower cost locations. This went against the trend of other luxury automakers locating factories in cheaper countries. The Cayenne ended up being Porsche's best-selling model ever due to its "Made in Germany" branding. The article questions how long customers will pay a premium for nationality of a product's manufacturing as quality differences shrink globally. It notes Porsche is reinventing itself by incorporating lean manufacturing while maintaining a reputation for German quality automobiles.
This document proposes a two-phase social media campaign called "Armor Up Series" to promote the Body Armor brand. Phase 1 would involve an online casting call to select 10 brand ambassadors from across the US. Phase 2 would launch the campaign by featuring the ambassadors' daily lifestyle photos on a map-based Facebook tab over 3 months to engage fans and increase brand awareness nationwide.
Ray-Ban was founded in 1937 in the USA and is now owned by Luxottica Group. It was commissioned by the US Army Air Corps to create protective sunglasses that also looked stylish. This led to the creation of the iconic Ray-Ban Wayfarer and Aviator styles. Ray-Ban is known for its authentic and unique DNA focused on individuality and self-expression. It targets fashion-conscious individuals aged 20-50 seeking status and style. Notable marketing campaigns include viral videos in the 2000s and a "Legends" campaign celebrating icons from each decade who embodied the brand's spirit.
The document provides a strategic brand revival plan for Mambo focused on repositioning it for Generation Y. The 3-pronged plan consists of a "Tease" campaign to introduce new designs to influencers unbranded, an "Acceptance" phase to gain influencer acceptance, and a "Reveal" campaign to introduce the brand and new products together to broader audiences. The goal is to position Mambo as the leader in the new "Afterware" category of clothing for after serious activities through innovative, fair trade and organic designs that appeal to Gen Y's lifestyle and values.
To understand the impact of Building oneself as a macro force on the emergence of new product categories in India and the subsequent drivers and trends that have resulted in a shift in society.
This document discusses branding and public relations. It provides an agenda for an upcoming keynote speech and workshop on unlocking the power of branding and engaging stakeholders through PR. The document discusses where branding goes wrong, what a brand is, why businesses need brands, and how brands work. It provides examples of brands helped by the speaker's company and discusses predatory thinking.
1) The document provides details about a marketing project done on jeans by a student. It discusses the history and manufacturing process of jeans and provides information on major jeans brands like Levi's, Pepe Jeans, Lee, Wrangler and Diesel.
2) The student has selected jeans as the product for their project as jeans are very popular, comfortable and in high demand. Jeans manufacturing also has relatively fewer legal restrictions.
3) The student proposes branding their jeans company as "Inborn" to appeal to customers across income levels in India's large rural population. The branding uses a blue logo representing the iconic color of jeans.
This document discusses the impact of celebrity endorsement on strategic brand management. It provides details on brand positioning, positioning statements, positioning strategies, endorsement, people endorsement, risks of celebrity endorsement, celebrity types, high-earning celebrities, reasons to and not to use celebrities, successful celebrity campaigns like Tiger Woods and Nike and Oprah endorsements, and unsuccessful campaigns like Michael Phelps and Kellogg's. Celebrity endorsement is presented as an effective way for companies to position their brands and connect with consumers through the public recognition and trust associated with celebrities.
The document discusses celebrity endorsements and their impact on brands. It provides context on the modern marketing environment and increasing use of celebrity endorsements. Some key points made include:
1) Celebrity endorsements are a popular marketing tool used to attract attention and differentiate brands in crowded spaces.
2) Properly matching a celebrity with a brand can help build brand recognition, persuade consumers, and achieve marketing goals, but requires understanding product, brand objectives, and measuring effectiveness.
3) Successful examples globally and in India demonstrate celebrity endorsements can significantly boost sales and brand awareness when the celebrity and category are a good lifestyle fit.
This document discusses celebrity endorsements and their impact on consumer buying behavior and brands. It finds that celebrity endorsements can increase brand awareness, attention, and recall but the celebrity and brand must be well-matched. While celebrity endorsements provide advantages like credibility and mass appeal, they also carry risks if the celebrity's reputation declines or they do not align well with the brand. The document also analyzes survey results that found consumers associate a celebrity with a brand temporarily more than permanently and rank quality as the top factor influencing repurchases over celebrity endorsements.
This document discusses Coca-Cola's attempts to revive brand equity by reintroducing the contour bottle globally. It provides a brief history of the contour bottle, from its prototype development in 1915 to it becoming Coca-Cola's primary packaging worldwide. The summary discusses how Coca-Cola transitioned the bottle design over time, from traditional embossing to applied color labeling in the 1950s-60s, the introduction of plastic contour bottles in 1994, and aluminum cans in 2007. It also notes Coca-Cola's goal of reintroducing familiar contour bottle packaging to reinvigorate the brand's image and preference among consumers globally.
Times are tough in business, and many unsuccessfully attempt to navigate through the maelstrom by mirroring the competition. But, in a world where credibility is king, becoming ‘dai-sensei’ could be the answer, argues Mariel Brown, Head of Trends at Seymourpowell.
This document summarizes research on celebrity endorsements for brands. It discusses how celebrity endorsements can positively impact message recall, memory, advertisement likeability, and purchase intentions. Celebrities are often used to create a better image for a product by transferring meaning from the celebrity to the brand. Global examples of successful celebrity endorsements are provided, such as Tiger Woods for Nike golf and Michael Jordan for Nike. In India, celebrity endorsements have significantly boosted brand recognition and sales, as seen with Amitabh Bachchan for Parker pens and Aamir Khan for Thums Up. Overall, the document examines how celebrity endorsements can greatly benefit brands by increasing awareness, appeal and influencing consumer purchasing behavior.
The document compares and contrasts the luxury British brands Burberry and Aquascutum. While both were founded in the 19th century focusing on waterproof outerwear, Burberry has seen immense success in recent decades while Aquascutum struggles financially and has lost relevance. The key differences that have led to their divergent fortunes are Burberry's aggressive marketing, celebrity endorsements, and innovative digital strategies versus Aquascutum's passive reliance on tradition without modernization.
The document appears to be a draft questionnaire for a marketing research study on LUX soap. It contains questions about the respondent's demographic information, soap brand awareness and usage, factors considered when purchasing soap, preferences regarding different soap brands, satisfaction with soap, and ratings of soap brands on various attributes. The questionnaire aims to understand customers' brand image and perceptions of LUX soap.
Burberry underwent a revival in the late 1990s led by Rose Marie Bravo. The brand had lost its luxury appeal and exclusivity through over-licensing, inconsistent quality, and a product range that spanned from wallpaper to chocolate. Bravo repositioned Burberry through its 4Ps: reclassifying product lines as core luxury or fashion-oriented; increasing prices on par with competitors; evolving the distribution model with flagship stores; and renaming to communicate a discontinuity with the past while honoring the heritage. The revival helped Burberry regain its image as a luxury brand through stricter control of its design, manufacturing and distribution.
The white paper discusses the science of differentiation through balancing cost, quality, and aspiration. It provides examples of how brands like Swatch watches, McDonald's, and Benetton have found success in different markets by achieving this balance. The document also outlines how traditional products like Camembert cheese and cream cheese were transformed into branded products through differentiation. It profiles the Japanese company TOTO and how they elevated and branded toilet and bathroom products through innovative technology and a focus on quality.
This document provides an analysis of several direct points of sale displays and brands. It evaluates displays for Tony Ferguson, Hovis, and Walls based on attractiveness and visibility. It also profiles customer stereotypes for Lynx products and analyzes competitors like Adidas, Polo, and Lynx based on price and popularity. Finally, it considers the optimal retail environment and placement for a direct point of sale display targeting men's fragrances.
This document provides an analysis of several direct points of sale displays and brands. It evaluates displays for Tony Ferguson, Hovis, and Walls based on attractiveness, visibility of information, and organization. It also profiles customer targets and advertising approaches for brands like Lynx, Old Spice, and Fish Soho. Finally, it assesses factors like price, popularity, and environment placement for various competitor brands.
VF Corporation reported record sales and earnings in 1998, its third consecutive year of growth. Net sales increased 5% to $5.5 billion while net income grew 11% to $388 million. The company's portfolio of brands, including Wrangler, Lee, and JanSport, held leading market shares in their product categories. VF continued its strategy of building strong brands, expanding globally, and investing in new technology to enhance consumer responsiveness. Looking ahead, VF will focus on growth categories like jeanswear and intimate apparel, and targets $7 billion in annual sales through acquisitions and brand marketing.
This document discusses lessons learned from analyzing the most talked about Super Bowl ads from 2010. It finds that while entertainment value is important, ads must also clearly connect the brand to avoid hurting perceptions. The E*Trade "Milk-aholic" ad exemplified this by integrating the brand visually into an engaging story that half of viewers could recall details from. The document also notes that Super Bowl audiences are no longer exclusively male, so ads should consider different gender perceptions. Applying these lessons of balancing entertainment and brand messaging, as well as understanding the full audience, are keys to Super Bowl advertising success.
The article discusses Porsche's decision in the late 1990s to launch an SUV model called the Cayenne and build the factory for it in eastern Germany rather than moving production abroad to lower cost locations. This went against the trend of other luxury automakers locating factories in cheaper countries. The Cayenne ended up being Porsche's best-selling model ever due to its "Made in Germany" branding. The article questions how long customers will pay a premium for nationality of a product's manufacturing as quality differences shrink globally. It notes Porsche is reinventing itself by incorporating lean manufacturing while maintaining a reputation for German quality automobiles.
This document proposes a two-phase social media campaign called "Armor Up Series" to promote the Body Armor brand. Phase 1 would involve an online casting call to select 10 brand ambassadors from across the US. Phase 2 would launch the campaign by featuring the ambassadors' daily lifestyle photos on a map-based Facebook tab over 3 months to engage fans and increase brand awareness nationwide.
Ray-Ban was founded in 1937 in the USA and is now owned by Luxottica Group. It was commissioned by the US Army Air Corps to create protective sunglasses that also looked stylish. This led to the creation of the iconic Ray-Ban Wayfarer and Aviator styles. Ray-Ban is known for its authentic and unique DNA focused on individuality and self-expression. It targets fashion-conscious individuals aged 20-50 seeking status and style. Notable marketing campaigns include viral videos in the 2000s and a "Legends" campaign celebrating icons from each decade who embodied the brand's spirit.
The document provides a strategic brand revival plan for Mambo focused on repositioning it for Generation Y. The 3-pronged plan consists of a "Tease" campaign to introduce new designs to influencers unbranded, an "Acceptance" phase to gain influencer acceptance, and a "Reveal" campaign to introduce the brand and new products together to broader audiences. The goal is to position Mambo as the leader in the new "Afterware" category of clothing for after serious activities through innovative, fair trade and organic designs that appeal to Gen Y's lifestyle and values.
To understand the impact of Building oneself as a macro force on the emergence of new product categories in India and the subsequent drivers and trends that have resulted in a shift in society.
This document discusses branding and public relations. It provides an agenda for an upcoming keynote speech and workshop on unlocking the power of branding and engaging stakeholders through PR. The document discusses where branding goes wrong, what a brand is, why businesses need brands, and how brands work. It provides examples of brands helped by the speaker's company and discusses predatory thinking.
1) The document provides details about a marketing project done on jeans by a student. It discusses the history and manufacturing process of jeans and provides information on major jeans brands like Levi's, Pepe Jeans, Lee, Wrangler and Diesel.
2) The student has selected jeans as the product for their project as jeans are very popular, comfortable and in high demand. Jeans manufacturing also has relatively fewer legal restrictions.
3) The student proposes branding their jeans company as "Inborn" to appeal to customers across income levels in India's large rural population. The branding uses a blue logo representing the iconic color of jeans.
This document discusses the impact of celebrity endorsement on strategic brand management. It provides details on brand positioning, positioning statements, positioning strategies, endorsement, people endorsement, risks of celebrity endorsement, celebrity types, high-earning celebrities, reasons to and not to use celebrities, successful celebrity campaigns like Tiger Woods and Nike and Oprah endorsements, and unsuccessful campaigns like Michael Phelps and Kellogg's. Celebrity endorsement is presented as an effective way for companies to position their brands and connect with consumers through the public recognition and trust associated with celebrities.
The document discusses celebrity endorsements and their impact on brands. It provides context on the modern marketing environment and increasing use of celebrity endorsements. Some key points made include:
1) Celebrity endorsements are a popular marketing tool used to attract attention and differentiate brands in crowded spaces.
2) Properly matching a celebrity with a brand can help build brand recognition, persuade consumers, and achieve marketing goals, but requires understanding product, brand objectives, and measuring effectiveness.
3) Successful examples globally and in India demonstrate celebrity endorsements can significantly boost sales and brand awareness when the celebrity and category are a good lifestyle fit.
This document discusses celebrity endorsements and their impact on consumer buying behavior and brands. It finds that celebrity endorsements can increase brand awareness, attention, and recall but the celebrity and brand must be well-matched. While celebrity endorsements provide advantages like credibility and mass appeal, they also carry risks if the celebrity's reputation declines or they do not align well with the brand. The document also analyzes survey results that found consumers associate a celebrity with a brand temporarily more than permanently and rank quality as the top factor influencing repurchases over celebrity endorsements.
This document discusses Coca-Cola's attempts to revive brand equity by reintroducing the contour bottle globally. It provides a brief history of the contour bottle, from its prototype development in 1915 to it becoming Coca-Cola's primary packaging worldwide. The summary discusses how Coca-Cola transitioned the bottle design over time, from traditional embossing to applied color labeling in the 1950s-60s, the introduction of plastic contour bottles in 1994, and aluminum cans in 2007. It also notes Coca-Cola's goal of reintroducing familiar contour bottle packaging to reinvigorate the brand's image and preference among consumers globally.
Times are tough in business, and many unsuccessfully attempt to navigate through the maelstrom by mirroring the competition. But, in a world where credibility is king, becoming ‘dai-sensei’ could be the answer, argues Mariel Brown, Head of Trends at Seymourpowell.
This document summarizes research on celebrity endorsements for brands. It discusses how celebrity endorsements can positively impact message recall, memory, advertisement likeability, and purchase intentions. Celebrities are often used to create a better image for a product by transferring meaning from the celebrity to the brand. Global examples of successful celebrity endorsements are provided, such as Tiger Woods for Nike golf and Michael Jordan for Nike. In India, celebrity endorsements have significantly boosted brand recognition and sales, as seen with Amitabh Bachchan for Parker pens and Aamir Khan for Thums Up. Overall, the document examines how celebrity endorsements can greatly benefit brands by increasing awareness, appeal and influencing consumer purchasing behavior.
The document discusses various challenges that brands face throughout their lifecycle, from establishing an identity to building awareness, trial, and loyalty. It provides examples of how brands can overcome these challenges, including through effective messaging, culture-tailoring, use of mascots, and personification. Some potential drawbacks of personification are that any human or character representing a brand may age or die, potentially harming the brand's image or sales if not properly managed. Overall, the document offers insights into the diverse challenges brands face at different stages as well as strategies that have been successfully employed to meet those challenges.
The document discusses brand identity, positioning, and communicating brand messages. It defines brand identity and outlines the PCDL model for brand building which includes positioning the brand, communicating the brand message, delivering brand performance, and leveraging brand equity. Effective communication involves identifying target markets, objectives, messages, and media. Brand mascots and celebrity endorsements are discussed as communication tools, with mascots tending to be more effective at creating brand recall and social media engagement over time. Guidelines are provided for developing effective mascots and avoiding mascot failures.
Celebrity branding or celebrity endorsement is a form of advertising campaign or marketing strategy used by brands, companies, or a non-profit organization which involves celebrities or a well-known person using their social status or their fame to help promote a product, service or even raise awareness on environmental or social matters. Discover more about using Celebrities in Advertising.
About Dennis Toh
Dennis Toh is a Bi-lingual Model Actor who has been featured frequently on Singapore's Media; Print, Radio and Broadcast.
Being a Mass Communications Master Graduate with the Nanyang Technological University, Wee Kim Wee School of Communications & Information, Dennis has a strong passion in the areas of acting, modeling, hosting & producing.
Dennis was one of the Top 12 Singapore Finalists of Singapore Star Search 2001.
As a model, he has represented brand campaigns for Manulife, Dester Beer, Zendic Plus, Singtel, Starhub, Eu Yang Sang, KFC, Redmart, Vitagen, Philips, Wheelock Place and Guinness Stout.
He has recently acted for two mediacorp programmes: A Lonely Fish by Toggle and Babies on Board for Channel 8.
Dennis Toh is also an entrepreneur (Feet Haven Reflexology LLP and The Influencer Network Communications Pte Ltd), a University Lecturer with Curtin Singapore and MDIS, and a Financial Consultant.
He is planning his new book '101 ways to get publicity' and a play titled '我的爱OT’
The effects of product placement in cinemaPapatya Senol
The document discusses product placement in films from the perspective of building brand image and the profitable returns for brands. It covers three main topics: branding, entertainment marketing, and consumer behavior. Product placement refers to integrating brands into cultural vehicles like films and can increase brand awareness and recall of the products among audiences. While it provides funding for film productions, some view it as a form of subliminal advertising that can influence consumers' purchasing decisions.
This document discusses various branding strategies including co-brands, line extensions, brand extensions, multi-brands, and new brands. It provides examples for each strategy. Co-branding occurs when two brands collaborate, such as Nestea which was a collaboration between Coca-Cola and Nestle. Line extensions add new variants or features to an existing brand, while brand extensions enter new product categories with the same brand name, like Airtel entering DTH with Airtel TV. Multi-branding is when a company has multiple brands across categories, and new brands introduce both a new product and brand name, such as ZEE's DISH TV and KIDZEE.
Cadbury India saw a decline in sales after a batch of its Dairy Milk chocolate was found to be worm-infested in 2003, but signed Bollywood star Amitabh Bachchan as a brand ambassador and launched an advertising campaign featuring him to rebuild trust in the brand; consumer trust and sales increased as people believed in Bachchan's endorsement of Cadbury. This demonstrates the impact that a celebrity can have in helping to rebuild a brand after a crisis.
This document provides a summary of Julia Lee's thoughts and experiences while in a cocoon of personal development. It discusses how imaginal cells develop during metamorphosis and how the cocoon represents Julia's struggle for inner growth and evolution. The cocoon is also used as a metaphor for how people and ideas can come together to create something new, despite their unusual nature. The document expresses Julia's fascination with cocoons and imaginal cells, and how the cocoon symbolizes her commitment to continued personal growth and development.
The use of Celebrity in Television Advertisingspiderhead84
Celebrity endorsements can increase brand awareness and sales by capturing attention. The celebrity is seen benefiting from the product, sending the message that consumers will too. There is a relationship between product type and celebrity used - everyday products like insurance and phones typically use domestic celebrities while aspirational products like cosmetics use film stars. Ultimately, the most successful campaigns match the celebrity's image to the brand's appeal and target audience.
The document provides an overview of how to bridge the gap between business strategy and design. It discusses that branding is about creating emotional connections and building trust with customers. The five disciplines of brand-building are outlined as differentiation, collaboration, focus, avoiding ill-considered extensions, and viewing branding as a collaborative project.
THE BRAND GAP is the first book to present a unified theory of brand-building. Whereas most books on branding are weighted toward either a strategic or creative approach, this book shows how both ways of thinking can unite to produce a “charismatic brand”—a brand that customers feel is essential to their lives. In an entertaining two-hour read you’ll learn:
• the new definition of brand
• the five essential disciplines of brand-building
• how branding is changing the dynamics of competition
• the three most powerful questions to ask about any brand
• why collaboration is the key to brand-building
• how design determines a customer’s experience
• how to test brand concepts quickly and cheaply
• the importance of managing brands from the inside
This document discusses how to bridge the gap between business strategy and design through branding. It begins by defining what a brand is - a person's gut feeling about a product, service or organization. It then outlines five disciplines for building a strong brand: differentiation, collaboration, consistency, constancy and congruence. The document argues that an effective brand focuses on a clear message, brings together diverse teams to build the brand, and ensures all brand communications are consistent, continue over time and are true to the brand's identity.
This document discusses celebrity endorsements and their impact on branding. It defines celebrities and notes they are public figures across various professions like acting, sports, music. Celebrity endorsements are more common for nationally marketed versus niche products. When a celebrity endorses a brand, their image and credibility becomes associated with the brand in consumers' minds, increasing awareness and desirability. For the endorsement to be effective, there must be a match between the celebrity's image and the brand. The document also covers risks like overshadowing the brand or conflicting images from multiple endorsements.
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How OTT Players Are Transforming Our TV Viewing Experience.pdfGenny Knight
The advent of Over-The-Top (OTT) players has brought a seismic shift in the television industry, transforming how we consume media. These digital platforms, which deliver content directly over the internet, have outpaced traditional cable and satellite television, offering unparalleled convenience, variety, and personalization. Here’s an in-depth look at how OTT players are revolutionizing the TV viewing experience.
Sara Saffari: Turning Underweight into Fitness Success at 23get joys
Uncover the remarkable journey of Sara Saffari, whose transformation from underweight struggles to being recognized as a fitness icon at 23 underscores the importance of perseverance, discipline, and embracing a healthy lifestyle.
Morgan Freeman is Jimi Hendrix: Unveiling the Intriguing Hypothesisgreendigital
In celebrity mysteries and urban legends. Few narratives capture the imagination as the hypothesis that Morgan Freeman is Jimi Hendrix. This fascinating theory posits that the iconic actor and the legendary guitarist are, in fact, the same person. While this might seem like a far-fetched notion at first glance. a deeper exploration reveals a rich tapestry of coincidences, speculative connections. and a surprising alignment of life events fueling this captivating hypothesis.
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Introduction to the Hypothesis: Morgan Freeman is Jimi Hendrix
The idea that Morgan Freeman is Jimi Hendrix stems from a mix of historical anomalies, physical resemblances. and a penchant for myth-making that surrounds celebrities. While Jimi Hendrix's official death in 1970 is well-documented. some theorists suggest that Hendrix did not die but instead reinvented himself as Morgan Freeman. a man who would become one of Hollywood's most revered actors. This article aims to delve into the various aspects of this hypothesis. examining its origins, the supporting arguments. and the cultural impact of such a theory.
The Genesis of the Theory
Early Life Parallels
The hypothesis that Morgan Freeman is Jimi Hendrix begins by comparing their early lives. Jimi Hendrix, born Johnny Allen Hendrix in Seattle, Washington, on November 27, 1942. and Morgan Freeman, born on June 1, 1937, in Memphis, Tennessee, have lived very different lives. But, proponents of the theory suggest that the five-year age difference is negligible and point to Freeman's late start in his acting career as evidence of a life lived before under a different identity.
The Disappearance and Reappearance
Jimi Hendrix's death in 1970 at the age of 27 is a well-documented event. But, theorists argue that Hendrix's death staged. and he reemerged as Morgan Freeman. They highlight Freeman's rise to prominence in the early 1970s. coinciding with Hendrix's supposed death. Freeman's first significant acting role came in 1971 on the children's television show "The Electric Company," a mere year after Hendrix's passing.
Physical Resemblances
Facial Structure and Features
One of the most compelling arguments for the hypothesis that Morgan Freeman is Jimi Hendrix lies in the physical resemblance between the two men. Analyzing photographs, proponents point out similarities in facial structure. particularly the cheekbones and jawline. Both men have a distinctive gap between their front teeth. which is rare and often highlighted as a critical point of similarity.
Voice and Mannerisms
Supporters of the theory also draw attention to the similarities in their voices. Jimi Hendrix known for his smooth, distinctive speaking voice. which, according to some, resembles Morgan Freeman's iconic, deep, and soothing voice. Additionally, both men share certain mannerisms. such as their calm demeanor and eloquent speech patterns.
Artistic Parallels
Musical and Acting Talents
Jimi Hendrix was regarded as one of t
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Leonardo DiCaprio is synonymous with Hollywood stardom and acclaimed performances. has a unique connection with one of America's most beloved sports events—the Super Bowl. The "Leonardo DiCaprio Super Bowl" phenomenon combines the worlds of cinema and sports. drawing attention from fans of both domains. This article delves into the multifaceted relationship between DiCaprio and the Super Bowl. exploring his appearances at the event, His involvement in Super Bowl advertisements. and his cultural impact that bridges the gap between these two massive entertainment industries.
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Leonardo DiCaprio: The Hollywood Icon
Early Life and Career Beginnings
Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio was born in Los Angeles, California, on November 11, 1974. His journey to stardom began at a young age with roles in television commercials and educational programs. DiCaprio's breakthrough came with his portrayal of Luke Brower in the sitcom "Growing Pains" and later as Tobias Wolff in "This Boy's Life" (1993). where he starred alongside Robert De Niro.
Rise to Stardom
DiCaprio's career skyrocketed with his performance in "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" (1993). earning him his first Academy Award nomination. He continued to gain acclaim with roles in "Romeo + Juliet" (1996) and "Titanic" (1997). the latter of which cemented his status as a global superstar. Over the years, DiCaprio has showcased his versatility in films like "The Aviator" (2004). "Start" (2010), and "The Revenant" (2015), for which he finally won an Academy Award for Best Actor.
Environmental Activism
Beyond his film career, DiCaprio is also renowned for his environmental activism. He established the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation in 1998, focusing on global conservation efforts. His commitment to ecological issues often intersects with his public appearances. including those related to the Super Bowl.
The Super Bowl: An American Institution
History and Significance
The Super Bowl is the National Football League (NFL) championship game. is one of the most-watched sporting events in the world. First played in 1967, the Super Bowl has evolved into a cultural phenomenon. featuring high-profile halftime shows, memorable advertisements, and significant media coverage. The event attracts a diverse audience, from avid sports fans to casual viewers. making it a prime platform for celebrities to appear.
Entertainment and Advertisements
The Super Bowl is not only about football but also about entertainment. The halftime show features performances by some of the biggest names in the music industry. while the commercials are often as anticipated as the game itself. Companies invest millions in Super Bowl ads. creating iconic and sometimes controversial commercials that capture public attention.
Leonardo DiCaprio's Super Bowl Appearances
A Celebrity Among the Fans
Leonardo DiCaprio's presence at the Super Bowl has noted several times. As a high-profile celebrity. DiCaprio attracts
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may at times become liabilities to the brands they endorse. * The
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and therefore prove to be a good bet to generate interest among the meanings, involving a specific personality and lifestyle. Madonna, for
masses. * Rejuvenating a stagnant brand: With the objective of example, is perceived as a tough, intense and modern women associated
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an estimated Rs 8 crore. image of the ‘good girl from next door’.
3. Advantages * Establishment of Credibility: Approval of a brand by a Risks * The reputation of the celebrity may derogate after he/she has
star fosters a sense of trust for that brand among the target audience- endorsed the product: Pepsi Cola's suffered with three tarnished
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this is especially true in case of new products. We had the Shah Rukh-
Santro campaign. At launch, Shah Rukh Khan endorsed Santro and this
ensured that brand awareness was created in a market, which did not
even know the brand. * Ensured Attention: Celebrities ensure attention
celebrities - Mike Tyson, Madonna, and Michael Jackson. Since the
behaviour of the celebrities reflects on the brand, celebrity endorsers
may at times become liabilities to the brands they endorse. * The
vampire effect: This terminology pertains to the issue of a celebrity
of the target group by breaking the clutter of advertisements and overshadowing the brand. If there is no congruency between the
making the ad and the brand more noticeable. * PR coverage : is
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another reason for using celebrities. Managers perceive celebrities as
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celebrity and the brand, then the audience will remember the celebrity
and not the brand. Examples are the campaigns of Dawn French—Cable
topical, which create high PR coverage. A good example of integrated
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celebrity campaigns is one of the World’s leading pop groups, the Spice Választási kritériumok
Association and Leonard Rossiter—Cinzano. Both of these campaigns
were aborted due to celebrities getting in the way of effective
Girls, who have not only appeared in advertisements for Pepsi, but also communication. Another example could be the Castrol commercial
Azonnali márkaismeret és
in product launching and PR events. Indeed, celebrity-company Illik a márka imázsához.
featuring Rahul Dravid. * Inconsistency in the professional popularity of
marriages are covered by most media from television to newspapers the celebrity: The celebrity may lose his or her popularity due to some
(e.g. The Spice Girls and Pepsi) * Higher degree of recall: People tend to
felidézés
commensurate the personalities of the celebrity with the brand thereby
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lapse in professional performances. For example, when Tendulkar went
through a prolonged lean patch recently, the inevitable question that
increasing the recall value. Golf champion Tiger Woods has endorsed
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American Express, Rolex, and Nike. Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones is used Megfelelőek a társított értékek.
cropped up in corporate circles - is he actually worth it? The 2003 Cricket
World Cup also threw up the Shane Warne incident, which caught Pepsi
by T-Mobile and Elizabeth Arden. 007 Pierce Brosnan promotes Omega, off guard. With the Australian cricketer testing positive for consuming
felfrissíti a márka imázsát
BMW, and Noreico. * Associative Benefit: A celebrity’s preference for a Illik a termékhez.
banned substances and his subsequent withdrawal from the event, bang
brand gives out a persuasive message - because the celebrity is in the middle of the event, PepsiCo - the presenting sponsor of the World
A híresség új értéket,
benefiting from the brand, the consumer will also benefit. * Mitigating
a tarnished image: Cadbury India wanted to restore the consumer's
Márkafogyasztó.
Cup 2003 - found itself on an uneasy wicket * Multi brand endorsements
by the same celebrity would lead to overexposure: The novelty of a
confidence in its chocolate brands following the high-pitch worms
dimenziót adhat a
controversy; so the company appointed Amitabh Bachchan for the job. Ellentmondás kockázata.
celebrity endorsement gets diluted if he does too many advertisements.
This may be termed as commoditisation of celebrities, who are willing to
Last year, when the even more controversial pesticide issue shook up endorse anything for big bucks. Example, MRF was among the early
márkához.
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo and resulted in much negative press, both soft Nepszerűség.
sponsors of Tendulkar with its logo emblazoned on his bat. But now
drink majors put out high-profile damage control ad films featuring their Tendulkar endorses a myriad brands and the novelty of the Tendulkar-
Azonnali hitelesség.
best and most expensive celebrities. While Aamir Khan led the Coke
fightback as an ingenious and fastidious Bengali who finally gets
Elérhetőség.
MRF campaign has scaled down. * Celebrities endorsing one brand and
using another (competitor): Sainsbury’s encountered a problem with
convinced of the product's `purity,' PepsiCo brought Shah Rukh Khan
Széles PR lefedettség.
and Sachin Tendulkar together once again in a television commercial
Fizikai vonzerő.
Catherina Zeta Jones, whom the company used for its recipe
advertisements, when she was caught shopping in Tesco. A similar case
which drew references to the `safety' of the product indirectly. * happened with Britney Spears who endorsed one cola brand and was
A fogyasztók meggyőzése.
Psychographic Connect: Celebrities are loved and adored by their fans Előző márkák.
repeatedly caught drinking another brand of cola on tape. * Mismatch
and advertisers use stars to capitalise on these feelings to sway the fans between the celebrity and the image of the brand: Celebrities manifest a
Ötlethiány.
towards their brand. * Demographic Connect: Different stars appeal
differently to various demographic segments (age, gender, class,
Szakma.
certain persona for the audience. It is of paramount importance that
there is an egalitarian congruency between the persona of the celebrity
geography etc.). * Mass Appeal: Some stars have a universal appeal
and therefore prove to be a good bet to generate interest among the
Költség.
and the image of the brand. Each celebrity portrays a broad range of
meanings, involving a specific personality and lifestyle. Madonna, for
masses. * Rejuvenating a stagnant brand: With the objective of example, is perceived as a tough, intense and modern women associated
infusing fresh life into the stagnant chyawanprash category and staving with the lower middle class. The personality of Pierce Brosnan is best
off competition from various brands, Dabur India roped in Bachchan for characterized as the perfect gentlemen, whereas Jennifer Aniston has the
an estimated Rs 8 crore. image of the ‘good girl from next door’.
4. Advantages * Establishment of Credibility: Approval of a brand by a Risks * The reputation of the celebrity may derogate after he/she has
star fosters a sense of trust for that brand among the target audience- endorsed the product: Pepsi Cola's suffered with three tarnished
this is especially true in case of new products. We had the Shah Rukh- celebrities - Mike Tyson, Madonna, and Michael Jackson. Since the
Santro campaign. At launch, Shah Rukh Khan endorsed Santro and this behaviour of the celebrities reflects on the brand, celebrity endorsers
Előnyök
ensured that brand awareness was created in a market, which did not
even know the brand. * Ensured Attention: Celebrities ensure attention
may at times become liabilities to the brands they endorse. * The
vampire effect: This terminology pertains to the issue of a celebrity
Hitelesség
of the target group by breaking the clutter of advertisements and
making the ad and the brand more noticeable. * PR coverage : is
overshadowing the brand. If there is no congruency between the
celebrity and the brand, then the audience will remember the celebrity
another reason for using celebrities. Managers perceive celebrities as and not the brand. Examples are the campaigns of Dawn French—Cable
Figyelem biztosítva
topical, which create high PR coverage. A good example of integrated
celebrity campaigns is one of the World’s leading pop groups, the Spice
Association and Leonard Rossiter—Cinzano. Both of these campaigns
were aborted due to celebrities getting in the way of effective
Állandó PR lehetőség
Girls, who have not only appeared in advertisements for Pepsi, but also
in product launching and PR events. Indeed, celebrity-company
Kockázatok
communication. Another example could be the Castrol commercial
featuring Rahul Dravid. * Inconsistency in the professional popularity of
marriages are covered by most media from television to newspapers the celebrity: The celebrity may lose his or her popularity due to some
Magas felidézés
(e.g. The Spice Girls and Pepsi) * Higher degree of recall: People tend to
commensurate the personalities of the celebrity with the brand thereby
Csorbát szenvedett
lapse in professional performances. For example, when Tendulkar went
through a prolonged lean patch recently, the inevitable question that
Imázstranszfer (oda-
increasing the recall value. Golf champion Tiger Woods has endorsed
American Express, Rolex, and Nike. Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones is used
by T-Mobile and Elizabeth Arden. 007 Pierce Brosnan promotes Omega,
hírnév
cropped up in corporate circles - is he actually worth it? The 2003 Cricket
World Cup also threw up the Shane Warne incident, which caught Pepsi
off guard. With the Australian cricketer testing positive for consuming
vissza)
BMW, and Noreico. * Associative Benefit: A celebrity’s preference for a
brand gives out a persuasive message - because the celebrity is Vámpír-hatás
banned substances and his subsequent withdrawal from the event, bang
in the middle of the event, PepsiCo - the presenting sponsor of the World
benefiting from the brand, the consumer will also benefit. * Mitigating Cup 2003 - found itself on an uneasy wicket * Multi brand endorsements
Referencia-csoport hatás
a tarnished image: Cadbury India wanted to restore the consumer's Csökkenő népszerűség
by the same celebrity would lead to overexposure: The novelty of a
confidence in its chocolate brands following the high-pitch worms celebrity endorsement gets diluted if he does too many advertisements.
Socio-demográfiai
controversy; so the company appointed Amitabh Bachchan for the job.
Last year, when the even more controversial pesticide issue shook up
This may be termed as commoditisation of celebrities, who are willing to
Több márka iránti
endorse anything for big bucks. Example, MRF was among the early
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo and resulted in much negative press, both soft sponsors of Tendulkar with its logo emblazoned on his bat. But now
csoportok hatékony
drink majors put out high-profile damage control ad films featuring their
elkötelezettség
Tendulkar endorses a myriad brands and the novelty of the Tendulkar-
best and most expensive celebrities. While Aamir Khan led the Coke MRF campaign has scaled down. * Celebrities endorsing one brand and
megcélzása
fightback as an ingenious and fastidious Bengali who finally gets
convinced of the product's `purity,' PepsiCo brought Shah Rukh Khan
using another (competitor): Sainsbury’s encountered a problem with
Más márka használata
Catherina Zeta Jones, whom the company used for its recipe
and Sachin Tendulkar together once again in a television commercial advertisements, when she was caught shopping in Tesco. A similar case
Újraélesztés
which drew references to the `safety' of the product indirectly. * happened with Britney Spears who endorsed one cola brand and was
Psychographic Connect: Celebrities are loved and adored by their fans
and advertisers use stars to capitalise on these feelings to sway the fans
Arosszul azonosított
repeatedly caught drinking another brand of cola on tape. * Mismatch
between the celebrity and the image of the brand: Celebrities manifest a
towards their brand. * Demographic Connect: Different stars appeal
differently to various demographic segments (age, gender, class, imázsjegyek
certain persona for the audience. It is of paramount importance that
there is an egalitarian congruency between the persona of the celebrity
geography etc.). * Mass Appeal: Some stars have a universal appeal and the image of the brand. Each celebrity portrays a broad range of
and therefore prove to be a good bet to generate interest among the meanings, involving a specific personality and lifestyle. Madonna, for
masses. * Rejuvenating a stagnant brand: With the objective of example, is perceived as a tough, intense and modern women associated
infusing fresh life into the stagnant chyawanprash category and staving with the lower middle class. The personality of Pierce Brosnan is best
off competition from various brands, Dabur India roped in Bachchan for characterized as the perfect gentlemen, whereas Jennifer Aniston has the
an estimated Rs 8 crore. image of the ‘good girl from next door’.
5. Alkalmazás
• Leggyakoribb kozmetikumok és ruházati
cikkek (divat, sport) és kiegészítők
• Más: élelmiszer, édesség, italok, szolgáltatás
L’Oreal Lancome Scarlet Johansson: Mango,
Maybeline Max Fctor D&G, L’Oreal, LV, CK
Gillette Olay Avon Louis Penelope Cruz: Lancome,
Vuitton Pantene Omega Mango, Larph Lauren,
Rolex Revon Rimmel L’Oreal Uma Thurman:
Versace Chanel Mango Ginvenchi, TagHeuer, LV,
Nike Gucci Giorgio Lancome J LO: L’Oreal,
Armani Vodafone Pepsi Gucci, Coty Roger Federer:
Citizen Gilette, Nike, Rolex
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9. Feladat
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