Cereal Company Finds Creative Way to Use Famous Names

A new cereal company has found a creative way to get around the cost of hiring famous celebrities. Instead, they’ve found people with famous names and paid them to say nice things about their cereal. The company, which is yet unnamed, has been advertising their product on social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram. In one tweet, they said “We can’t afford famous celebrities, so we just found normal people with famous names and paid them to say nice things about our cereal. Now we can use their names wherever we like and no one can stop us!” This move has been met with mixed reactions from the public. Some have praised the company for finding an innovative way to promote their product without breaking the bank on celebrity endorsements. Others have expressed concern that this could lead to false advertising or even fraud if consumers are misled into thinking they are buying a product endorsed by a real celebrity when it is not. The company’s CEO responded to these concerns in an interview with The New York Times saying “We understand that there may be some confusion over who exactly is endorsing our product but we want to assure everyone that all of our endorsers are real people who genuinely enjoy our cereal and believe in its quality. We do not intend for anyone to be misled into thinking they are buying something endorsed by a real celebrity when it is not." It remains unclear how long this marketing strategy will last or what impact it will have on sales but one thing is certain – this creative approach has certainly made waves in the industry and could set a precedent for other companies looking for unique ways to promote their products without breaking the bank on expensive celebrity endorsements.