Use of Emojis in Persuasion
Introduction
Davide Orazi and Alex Belli seek unpublished work on emoji effectiveness
INTEREST CATEGORY: INNOVATION AND TECH
POSTING TYPE: Dialog
Posted by: Davide Orazi
Call for Unpublished Papers on Emoji Use in Marketing Communications
Davide Orazi (Monash University) and Alex Belli (The University of Melbourne) are looking for any unpublished studies or working papers you might have for a meta-analysis on emoji effectiveness.
We warmly invite submissions of experimental studies that focus on the effect of emojis (vs. text only) on persuasion. Specifically, we seek studies or unpublished studies that:
- manipulate the effect of emoji (vs. text) in marketing communications.
- analyze the effects on persuasion (i.e., message evaluations, attitudes, intentions, behaviors)
Submission Guidelines
If you would like to share your unpublished manuscripts with us, please:
- ensure that the documents provide effect sizes or the necessary statistics to calculate them (sample size, mean, standard deviations, correlation coefficients, etc.); and
- attach any study materials, i.e. any supplementary materials that contain information on what is manipulated in your studies, and how it is manipulated, as well as your measures.
Please submit the document(s) to davide.orazi@monash.edu by Monday 15³Ù³óÌý of December
Grazie!
Davide Orazi (Monash University)
Alex Belli (The University of Melbourne)