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- noun Plural form of
spokescharacter .
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Examples
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The Zevo-3 characters are not even the first 'spokescharacters' to appear in advertising for a commercial product before emerging as characters in an entertainment program-the California Raisins, for instance, were featured in a cartoon series (and related merchandise) only after they were first seen in commercials for the California Raisin Advisory
Ars Technica Matthew Lasar 2010
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A good number of blue-chip corporations have chosen to create 'spokescharacters' to represent them.
Improbable Research 2010
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The Zevo-3 characters are not even the first 'spokescharacters' to appear in advertising for a commercial product before emerging as characters in an entertainment program-the California Raisins, for instance, were featured in a cartoon series (and related merchandise) only after they were first seen in commercials for the California Raisin Advisory
Ars Technica Matthew Lasar 2010
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The Zevo-3 characters are not even the first 'spokescharacters' to appear in advertising for a commercial product before emerging as characters in an entertainment program-the California Raisins, for instance, were featured in a cartoon series (and related merchandise) only after they were first seen in commercials for the California Raisin Advisory
Ars Technica Matthew Lasar 2010
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A good number of blue-chip corporations have chosen to create 'spokescharacters' to represent them.
Improbable Research Martin Gardiner 2010
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"spokescharacters" to interact with the children and develop relationships with them so that they can be persuaded to buy something.
Pacific Free Press - Hard Truths for Hard Times - Progressive opinion, dissident news 2009
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TV ads show M&M's spokescharacters swinging from ropes and plunging down a cavern.
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Yet traditional American marketing strategies, such as celebrity endorsements or the use of adorable spokescharacters, won't work for companies like Louis Vuitton.
The Bare Necessities: Marketing Luxury Goods in a Bad Economy Christine Rosen 2008
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Uncle Ben is a rare survivor in the once-crowded world of racist spokescharacters.
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Uncle Ben is a rare survivor in the once-crowded world of racist spokescharacters.
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