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      • ECLIPSING REEXAMINED: THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF CELEBRITY ADVERTISEMENT ARE SUPPRESSED

        Nonoko Ikuji,Mana Nagasaki,Yuumi Ogura,Mai Kikumori 글로벌지식마케팅경영학회 2018 Global Marketing Conference Vol.2018 No.07

        Previous research has suggested that celebrity advertisements have negative impacts on consumers’ perceptions of the advertised brands or products. Such negative impacts are called “eclipsing”, which occurs when the celebrity overshadows the endorsed brands and products. It has been found that eclipsing occurs when the celebrity and the brand image do not match and/or when consumer attachment to a celebrity is low. However, since two conditions are related to individual characteristics, marketers cannot operate the conditions under which the eclipsing occurs. Moreover, previous research has focused on only consumer attitudes. What is essential for consumers’ actual purchase is that they can remember the advertised brands and easily recall them. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to investigate the impacts of eclipsing on brand memory and to identify the suppressed conditions which can be easily operated by marketers or advertisers. In particular, we focus on the facial expression of celebrity and examine the effect of smile and rest on brand attitude and brand recall. To test proposed hypotheses empirically, this study conducted a laboratory experiment based on a 2 (eclipsing: high vs. low) × 2 (facial expression: smile vs. rest) × 2 (sex of celebrity endorser: male vs. female) between-subjects factorial design. The results showed that the interaction effects of eclipsing and facial expression on brand recall were significant. It suggests that the effects of eclipsing on brand recall are suppressed when the celebrity endorser has the resting expression. The finding of this study implies that marketers or advertisement creators should consider carefully the celebrity endorsers’ facial expression not to prevent consumers’ memory of the advertised brand.

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