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> Imagine Lebron wishing your kid happy birthday This makes sense if the service is relatively unknown on small. But if Lebron is mass-producing birthday wishe

• whoisjuan 6y ago
  Lebron would likely charge $2k or more per message so not everyone would have access to that.
  • julianeon 6y ago
    I don't think Lebron rolls out of bed in the morning for anything less than 10k. This is just beneath him, frankly. Think of it this way. To rake in 4 million, Lebron would need to do two thousand (!) Cameo videos, each costing $2,000. Or he could just sign on the dotted line for some hotel in Abu Dhabi that his agent brings him, show up at a shoot, agree to let them use his name and likeness, maybe show up at an event, and make that much in a week. And he can lock down the terms of the contract - he doesn't have to worry about 1 of those 2000 customers trying to get get $4,000,000 of endorsement value out of it. Past a certain point, this becomes a dumb deal. If you're A list there's not enough money, and too much reputational risk.
• jojobas 6y ago
  >This makes sense if the service is relatively unknown on small. Or does it? The kid wouldn't know Lebron had no idea he existed until he got the cash and the script, and would not remember the day after. An adult should. "We paid this guy to wish you a happy birthday". How awesome is that.