Beth Fossen
@beth_fossen
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PhD. Associate Professor of Marketing @KelleySchool @IUBloomington. JNM Co-editor @ama_journals. Into exploring advertising, social media, & political marketing
Bloomington, IN
Joined April 2009
Popping back here to share that my app failure paper with @venkyshankar and @thesridharn is accepted at JMR. Very grateful to my co-authors, the exceptionally constructive review team, and everyone who gave us feedback. Only took 8 years since inception! https://t.co/60lmeTu9K2
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New paper alert 🚨 Excited to share that our new paper, "When and Why Consumers (Erroneously) Believe Income Impacts the Enjoyment of Consumption Experiences," has been published in @JCRNEWS! Check it out here: https://t.co/hl0pg9DKcc A quick🧵
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Abstract. We examine how people (as observers) anticipate levels of happiness from psychological consumption experiences (e.g., learning a new language or
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WoPA 2025 deadline is approaching (Dec 4, 2205). Submit your #platforms papers!
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🚨Deadline extension! Submissions for the Journal of Interactive Marketing Special Issue, "Advancing Interactive Marketing Through Cross-Disciplinary Approaches," will now be accepted until January 31, 2025. Learn more: https://t.co/qMKzwzwqWh
#callforpapers #MarketingAcad #CfP
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Do extreme political ads work? Our Professor @beth_fossen works on research at the intersection of politics & marketing. Check out an overview of her timely research on Exploring the Impact of Political Ad Strategies: A Deep Dive into Slant and Consistency https://t.co/JX2VcBaigS
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This year's Journal Citation Reports reveal the top cited Journal of Interactive Marketing articles from 2021–2022. Congratulations to the following author teams!👏 #academicjournals #marketingresearch #researchimpact @JamesonHayes
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It's happening again!! Call for Papers: 2025 Workshop on Platform Analytics https://t.co/sRm9wBLX8Q
@dade_us @MinkyungKim330
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A Journal of Interactive Marketing study finds that certain types of content are more likely to attract toxic comments—but such comments can actually increase product usage and exposure 💬 Learn more about this surprising study: https://t.co/Au58Ou8YE3
@lcharlin @HEC_Montreal
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Excited to share @ajbleier, Michal Shapira, & I had our work on the pivotal role of social media platforms in the $200B creator economy published in @IJRMktg! Dive into our insights in the latest IJRM newsletter: https://t.co/GwEnGXwVJE
#CreatorEconomy #MarketingResearch
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Alex, Beth, and Michal, in a chat with Meta, Kajabi and content creators for an upcoming IJRM paper.
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Thanks @whartonknows for the wonderful writeup!
A new study co-authored by Prof. @ZhenlingJ examined diversity in commercials for mortgage refinancing, finding that as minority representation depicted in the ads increased from 15% to 25%, the advertising elasticity went up 14%: https://t.co/mvZgwYCXxr 📝: @WhartonKnows
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It’s official! I’m so indescribably happy, thankful, and blessed ❤️
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The American Marketing Association is deeply grateful to Journal of Interactive Marketing editors Arvind Rangaswamy and Sonja Gensler for their incredible stewardship of the journal! 👏 Read their retrospective editorial here: https://t.co/cEMKkIF0t7
#academia #researchimpact
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Chatted with @AP's Deepti Hajela yesterday about the implications of the celebrity 'blockout' on social media over the war in Gaza
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Some social media users are calling out celebrities for what they say is inaction in the face of a humanitarian crisis in Gaza — and they’ve taken to a “blockout” to pressure the stars to take a...
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The Boeing lesson: A new Journal of Marketing study shows how laws aimed at preventing frivolous litigation have the unintended consequence of reducing product recalls: https://t.co/rnibxvl78M By Arvid Hoffmann, Chee Cheong, HoĂ ng-Long Phan and Ralf Zurbruegg @UniofAdelaide
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A Journal of Marketing Research study featured in @ConversationUS finds that when parents choose a healthy #food option for their child, it may backfire for their own health 🍟 Here's why (and what to do about it): https://t.co/rPbYGPPoMp
@kelleygwight @peggyjliu @LingLZhou
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Not knowing whether their children will eat the healthy food put on their plates, parents may prepare a less healthy dish for themselves to serve as backup for the kids too.
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Congratulations to Simone Wies, @ajbleier, and @alex_edeling, winners of the 2023 AMA/@MktgScience/H. Paul Root Award! This award honors a JM article for significant contributions to the advancement of the practice of marketing 👏👏👏 Learn more here: https://t.co/ViRHjNkmQR
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New Journal of Interactive Marketing article available: "Email Campaigns That Suit the Candidate: Leveraging Automated Text Analysis to Increase Political Donations" Read it here: https://t.co/L3ZopLszs8
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Very interesting research in the latest issue of AER: Is Journalistic Truth Dead? Measuring How Informed Voters Are about Political News
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(April 2024) - To investigate general patterns in news information in the United States, we combine a protocol for identifying major political news stories, 11 monthly surveys with 15,000 participa...
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HBR published our analysis, co-authored with @tuchmanna and @zhu_xinrong, examining the aftermath of the Bud Light boycott and discussing lessons for brands navigating the increasingly politically polarized waters. HBR link: https://t.co/0BLLcco7TV
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