I’ll let you be the judge for that one. Anyway, today I hopped over to see my SponsoredTweet account just to take a peek and see if there was anything for me on the table ($$). As usual, just some 2 cent CPC opps and a few that were slightly more appealing. Kinda disappointed, I was curious what those celebs out there are charging for every Tweet. So I went over to the featured SponsoredTweet listings and here is a list of the Top celebs and how much each of them will charge for a single Tweet:
OK. So I guess it does pay off to be a celebrity after all, and still quite disappointed because I have to call someone and most likely “negotiate” an insane amount for Kim to send a Tweet for me.
Anyway, I do have another question? It does appear that being a celebrity has its perks, but what about on the advertisers perspective? Do you really think that if I paid KhloeKardasian to tweet for me that I will get the exposure and return I would expect (or will that depend on what my expectations are)? How many followers do you think she can give me if I asked her to Tweet “#FF Just followed (me), the coolest guy on the Twitterverse.”, lol.
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Pretty funny, I looked at the same thing some months back and saw what Celebrities were getting. I think it works well for big time companies with products to sell and I do think you would get a traffic surge, but unless you had a product to sell and could meet a quick burst in demand, you wouldn't see a return on investment.
I agree Justin. These celebs are high rollers and most likely that only big companies are the ones actually using them Aside from having your own products maybe it could wok well also for branding, but then again only for high rollers. Thanks for dropping by
Any company that use celebrities to advertise their product are dumb since no will listen to advertisement. I do could help out a good product that no one knows about and give that product some publicity. For me, the best advertisements are intellectual advertisements that convince me to buy their product.