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TOC: Mar Letters

Introduction

Marketing Letters, 27(1)

The impact of social media conversations on consumer brand choices
Yizao Liu & Rigoberto A. Lopez

Falling in love with brands: a dynamic analysis of the trajectories of brand love
Tobias Langner, Daniel Bruns, Alexander Fischer & John R. Rossiter

“Top 10” reasons: When adding persuasive arguments reduces persuasion
Kimberlee Weaver, Stefan J. Hock & Stephen M. Garcia

To Groupon or not to Groupon: The profitability of deep discounts
Benjamin Edelman, Sonia Jaffe & Scott Duke Kominers

Variety-seeking as an emotional coping strategy for chronically indecisive consumers
Hyewook G. Jeong & Aimee Drolet

Powerlessness following service failure and its implications for service recovery
Jimmy Wong, Joshua D. Newton & Fiona J. Newton

Modeling price-related consequences of the brand origin cue: An empirical examination of the automobile market
Charalampos Saridakis & George Baltas

Effects of personalized e-mail messages on privacy risk: Moderating roles of control and intimacy
Ji Hee Song, Hye Young Kim, Sahangsoon Kim, Sung Won Lee & Jong-Ho Lee

Managing sub-branding affect transfer: the role of consideration set size and brand loyalty
Yi He, Qimei Chen, Leona Tam & Ruby P. Lee

Assessing the enduring impact of influential papers
Martin Eisend & Donald R. Lehmann

Speaking to the mind or the heart: effects of matching hedonic versus utilitarian arguments and products
Kristina Klein & Valentyna Melnyk

Death-related publicity as informational advertising: evidence from the music industry
Leif Brandes, Stephan Nüesch & Egon Franck

Who is afraid of disposition of financial assets? The moderating role of regulatory focus in the disposition effect
Young Doo Kim & Young-Won Ha

The moderating role of construal level on the evaluation of emotional appeal vs. cognitive appeal advertisements
Felix Septianto & Loren Pratiwi

Brand-embedded interaction: a dynamic and personalized interaction for co-creation
Yuna Kim & Rebecca J. Slotegraaf

Predicting new service adoption with conjoint analysis: external validity of BDM-based incentive-aligned and dual-response choice designs
Nils Wlömert & Felix Eggers