New JMR article available: "How Insurance Prices Affect Consumers’ Purchase Decisions: Insurance Price as a Risk Signal" Read it here: https://buff.ly/3Uf1U1J Authors: Jochen Reiner, Julia Wamsler, Torsten Bornemann, Martin Natter #insurance #pricesignaling #risk #marketingresearch
Journal of Marketing Research
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JMR explores the latest marketing research concepts, methods, and applications from a broad range of scholars.
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The AMA Journal of Marketing Research is a broad-based journal that serves scholars and practitioners in the field of marketing. It publishes the highest-quality articles that make methodological, substantive, and/or theoretical contributions to the entire spectrum of marketing. It welcomes diverse theoretical perspectives, a wide variety of data and methodological approaches, and strives to tackle important marketing issues.
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- 51-200 employees
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- 1964
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New JMR article available: "Sharing to Persuade: The Role of Donor- Versus Charity-Focused Word of Mouth" Read it here: https://buff.ly/4f5xmr6 Authors: Laura Boman, PhD, Xin He #charity #donations #wordofmouth #marketingresearch
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A product's design is incredibly important, but the effectiveness of different design elements is difficult to quantify. How can a company optimize what it can't measure? 🎧 A fascinating new Journal of Marketing Research study proposes a novel technique to automatically extract visual characteristics from product image data, revealing how to design "ideal" products. Join JMR Coeditor Brett Gordon for a discussion with study authors Ankit Sisodia, Alex Burnap, and Vineet K. about the findings of their cutting-edge research and how the study developed. The full study is available here: https://lnkd.in/eUWjzMA6 #academia #design #productdesign #marketing #marketingresearch #peerreview Karen Winterich Purdue University Yale University
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New JMR article available: "Designing Quality Certificates: Insights from eBay" Read it here: https://buff.ly/4dMMx7H Authors: Xiang Hui, Ginger Jin, Meng Liu #qualitycertification #ratings #reputation eBay #marketingresearch
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Brand differentiation is often viewed through the lens of how it affects customer behavior—but can it also affect labor factors like employee pay? A groundbreaking Journal of Marketing Research study explores this link: Brands are differentiated along both vertical (being perceived as better) and horizontal (being perceived as different) dimensions. For example, Dior and Gucci are both vertically differentiated in terms of their universally valued quality of craftsmanship and heritage of excellence, and they are horizontally differentiated in terms of Dior’s classic, timeless style and Gucci’s fashion-forward androgyny, for which preferences diverge as a matter of taste. This study investigates the nuanced ways in which brand differentiation shapes employment dynamics within firms, revealing that vertical differentiation (perceived quality) typically leads to lower employee pay, and horizontal differentiation (brand uniqueness) correlates with higher pay. Companies that exhibit a high degree of horizontal differentiation tend to reward and appreciate workers who best represent the unique qualities of the brand. This creates a synergistic effect that raises employee productivity and retention rates and boosts firm profitability. What does this mean for marketing managers? Find out by clicking below to read a fascinating interview with the study's lead author Christine Moorman, conducted by AMA DocSIG members Ishita Nagpal and Kaixin (Kathy) Huang. Coauthors on the study include Sorescu Alina and Nader Tavassoli. #branding #branddifferentiation #salary #employeepay #wages #labormarket #marketingresearch #marketing
How Brand Differentiation Shapes Corporate Culture and Profits
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Surveys are a fundamental method of obtaining information, but consumers are increasingly reluctant to participate. This guide draws on academic research to help analysts get more accurate responses on sensitive topics. IMPACT at JMR: Marketing professors Marco Gregori, Martijn de Jong, and Rik Pieters create a decision tree to aid survey design for sensitive topics. The decision tree addresses presurvey administration, question design to improve truth-telling (survey planning), and statistical corrections after data collection (postsurvey adjustments). They complement the decision tree with eight survey techniques to reduce social desirability bias. #surveys #research #privacy #consumerbehavior #Qualtrics Qualtrics #consumerresearch #marketingresearch
Proven and New Survey Techniques to Obtain Sensitive Information from Consumers
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♻️Do green behaviors affect relationships? A Journal of Marketing Research study in Psychology Today shows people compensate for a partner's lack of green habits by adopting more sustainable practices themselves. As individuals with high relationship power tend to compensate for their partners’ unsustainable behaviors when they care about maintaining a positive and sustainable couple identity, businesses and other entities can build specific discourses leveraging this to increase sustainable choices among households. It could be possible to design campaigns highlighting a person’s responsibility to build a sustainable couple identity, or highlighting how the selection of one sustainable product over another could reflect positively on the couple. The full study by Aylin Cakanlar, Hristina Nikolova, Ph.D., and Gergana Nenkov is available here: https://lnkd.in/eqeQxSnr #sustainability #goinggreen #greenmarketing #marketingresearch
Going Green Is Good in the Dating Scene
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2024 AMA Winter Academic Award Call for Nominations (Continued)! ⬇️ ⭐ Erin Anderson Award for an Emerging Female Marketing Scholar and Mentor The Erin Anderson Award recognizes emerging female marketing scholars and mentors, while honoring and celebrating the life of Erin Anderson. Erin was a widely respected mentor and scholar whose research made significant contributions to the marketing discipline. To honor Erin and support her passion for encouraging women in academia, the Erin Anderson Award recognizes a female marketing scholar we anticipate becoming a leading marketing academic in the mold of Erin Anderson. Self-nominations are accepted. 📅 Nomination Deadline: November 1, 2024 🔗 Eligibility/Nomination Submissions: https://bit.ly/4guDvP0 ⭐ V. Kumar Doctoral Student Mentorship Award The V. Kumar Doctoral Student Mentorship Award is given biennially to recognize productive scholars in the field of marketing who have made significant and recognition-worthy contributions to the advancement of PhD students in marketing while helping create the pipeline of marketing scholars who continue to contribute to the marketing discipline through their research, teaching, and service. Learn more about eligibility requirements and submit a nomination: 📅 Nomination Deadline: November 8, 2024 🔗 Eligibility/Nomination Submissions: https://bit.ly/3XvYjNs ⭐ Robert Lusch Early Career Research Award | Call for Nominations This Robert Lusch Early Career Research Award recognizes a scholar who has published an article early in their career in an AMA Journal (Journal of Marketing, Journal of Marketing Research, Journal of International Marketing, Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, or Journal of Interactive Marketing). The selected article pushes boundaries and introduces novel theories and/or conceptual frames to better understand consumers, markets, and marketing actions. 📅 Nomination Deadline: November 15, 2024 🔗 Eligibility/Nomination Submissions: https://bit.ly/47q24IZ
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A Journal of Marketing Research study featured in The Conversation US found that simply prompting people to think about atypical expenses reduced the errors they made in predicting their spending by 40%. 💰 An example from the article: "Imagine Paul, planning his monthly budget. He easily recalls regular costs like rent and utilities. But by considering atypical expenses, he remembers his car needs an MOT this month and his sister’s birthday is coming up. This more comprehensive view leads to a more accurate financial plan." Check out the full study by Chuck Howard, David Hardisty, Abigail Sussman, and Marcel Lukas, PhD here: https://lnkd.in/gvFbd3k3 #personalfinance #budgeting #spending #marketingresearch
Why ‘optimistic’ budgets and thinking about unusual expenses could transform your finances
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When do you typically make #financial and #investment decisions? Is it a specific day or is it more random? Does it matter at all? Yes, #timing can play a role as Avni Shah and Xinlong Li in their Journal of Marketing Research show: specifically, end-of-period temporal landmarks like the last day of the work week, month, and year. They find that #investors make riskier financial investment decisions on Fridays relative to those made earlier in the week. #risktaking is also higher on the last day of the month, last day of the year, and on weekdays prior to a long weekend. Why? Because investors feel more #optimistic that their #financialrisks will pay off. So what?! End-of-period investments perform worse over time, losing money relative to investments made on other days. So if you have 10k lying around again, you'd better invest it on a Monday :) Study link in the first comment. Max Alberhasky Scott Rick Simon Blanchard