concept   endorsements

17 commonsense assertions
Cultures (17) United States (1) Brazil (1) Australia (1) China (1) Nigeria (1) Japan (1) Russia (1) United Kingdom (1) France (1) Sweden (1) Italy (1) South Africa (1) Spain (1) Netherlands (1) New Zealand (1) Mexico (1) Middle East (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 endorsements United States Endorsements are a widespread and influential marketing practice in the United States, involving celebrities, athletes, and public figures promoting products and brands. 12
2 endorsements Brazil In Brazil, celebrity and athlete endorsements are important in marketing, with influencer endorsements preferred by younger consumers. 8
3 endorsements Australia In Australia, endorsements by local and indigenous leaders and sports personalities carry significant influence. 7
4 endorsements China Endorsements by key figures in China significantly shape consumer opinions and brand perceptions. 7
5 endorsements Nigeria In Nigeria, endorsements by traditional, religious, and cultural figures heavily impact consumer choices. 7
6 endorsements Japan In Japan, endorsements are less common and perceived as insincere due to cultural emphasis on humility and modesty. 6
7 endorsements Russia Endorsements from government officials are influential in Russia's public opinion. 6
8 endorsements United Kingdom In the UK, endorsements, particularly from celebrities and politicians, have significant influence on industries and marketing strategies. 6
9 endorsements France Endorsements in French culture historically emphasize patronage and intellectual endeavors rather than celebrity or individual athlete endorsements. 5
10 endorsements Sweden In Sweden, there is a focus on transparency and ethical guidelines in endorsements, with less emphasis on celebrity or political endorsements. 5
11 endorsements Italy Endorsements in Italy, particularly in arts and sports, hold historical and cultural significance, and their impact varies in influence. 3
12 endorsements South Africa In South Africa, traditional and religious endorsements heavily influence consumer preference with athlete endorsements growing in prominence. 3
13 endorsements Spain In Spain, endorsements focus on heritage preservation and have less influence on consumer behavior compared to the US and UK. 3
14 endorsements Netherlands In the Netherlands, endorsements play a notable role in sports marketing, but have less impact on political decision-making. 2
15 endorsements New Zealand In New Zealand, indigenous and athlete endorsements have a significant impact on various product promotions. 2
16 endorsements Mexico In Mexican culture, endorsements are often associated with family values, tradition, and the preservation of heritage. 1
17 endorsements Middle East In the Middle East, endorsements are not as common due to the cultural preference for personal experiences and word-of-mouth recommendations. 1