1. Celebrities’ signatures are expensive because they never sign them. When they sign, they are when the work is released, so naturally they are not cheap. People who are willing to collect celebrity signatures are willing to pursue the glamorous world of star power.

As much as an autograph is expensive, the corresponding items are also expensive. A star usually signs autographs for fans for free, and there are charging standards only when there are corresponding items.

Star chasers naturally prefer works signed by celebrities, and naturally do not think it is a problem. Some rational star chasers do not buy any signed works. They like to buy concert tickets and the latest membership prices for movies and TV series.

It makes no sense to buy works signed by celebrities, but those who are willing to buy works signed by celebrities can only be said to be true fans.

2. Celebrities generally rely on their works to speak for themselves. Signature works are rarely available on the market at any time. When a work does come on the market, it will be an economic concept brought about by the consumption of the work. Fans who do not give up any signed works will naturally not give up. Any buying opportunity.

The products endorsed by celebrities will also have signatures, and the works created by celebrities will also have signatures. In addition to the fact that these signatures are tied to the commodity economy and can be purchased at any time, the other signatures of those celebrities are Free signature.

Whenever you meet a celebrity, you will sign an autograph to the person who invites you to sign, but celebrities don’t have much time to sign autographs for everyone. Those who can sign are lucky.

3. Crazy fans will buy all the signed products and works of celebrities. This is also the direction of trust in the star effect and the richest economic effect. Reasonable fans will consider the signed products and works of celebrities as well as other products. Commodity works, this is also the most mainstream corresponding trend in the consumer market.

Sign or not, products endorsed by celebrities can drive fan consumption, which is also a reality where celebrities and fans have high stickiness.

Those who don’t buy autographs from non-celebrities are too star-chasing and are too concerned about the celebrity world. They should work hard to create what is the true direction of star-chasing.

Celebrities with expensive autographs are influential stars, and even economic trends in the real world pay for them.

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