Marketing Research

Faculty Research at the Department of Marketing

The Department of Marketing is a leader in marketing research related to advertising effects, branding, business analytics, business-to-business and marketing channels, consumer culture theory, consumer psychology, digital marketing, e-commerce, emotion and motivation in consumer decisions, financial metrics, judgment and decision making, neuroscience and consumer behavior, public policy and social marketing, promotions, sales force issues, social media, sociology of consumption, strategy and technology and innovation. Our faculty regularly publish in leading peer reviewed journals and our research is widely cited in academic and news media.

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Eller Research on Contingency Pricing in Capacity-Limited Markets with Diverse Consumer Preferences to be Published in International Journal of Research in Marketing

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Ed Ackerley Quoted in KOLD Article on Arizona's New "Vibrant Arizona" Rebranding Campaign

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Ed Ackerley Featured in WalletHub

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Marketing Research Areas of Expertise

ADVERTISING EFFECTS

BRANDING

BUSINESS AND MARKETING ANALYTICS

BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS AND MARKETING CHANNELS

CONSUMER CULTURE THEORY

CONSUMER PSYCHOLOGY AND REVIEWS

DIGITAL MARKETING, E-COMMERCE AND SOCIAL MEDIA

EMOTION AND MOTIVATION IN CONSUMER DECISIONS

FINANCIAL METRICS

JUDGMENT AND DECISION MAKING

MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS

Merrie Brucks

MARKETING STRATEGY

NEUROSCIENCE OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOR

Martin Reimann

PUBLIC POLICY AND SOCIAL MARKETING

PROMOTIONS

SALES FORCE ISSUES

Mrinal Ghosh

SOCIOLOGY OF CONSUMPTION

TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION