On political brands: A systematic review of the literature
SW Nielsen - Political Marketing and the Election of 2020, 2023 - taylorfrancis.com
The usage of the word brand crops up more frequently in politics. Specifically, in the study of
political marketing, a burgeoning set of research has encircled various cases and …
political marketing, a burgeoning set of research has encircled various cases and …
Smile big or not? Effects of smile intensity on perceptions of warmth and competence
While previous work has focused on the positive impact of smiles on interpersonal
perceptions, this research proposes and finds that smile intensity differentially affects two …
perceptions, this research proposes and finds that smile intensity differentially affects two …
Emojifying chatbot interactions: an exploration of emoji utilization in human-chatbot communications
S Yu, L Zhao - Telematics and Informatics, 2024 - Elsevier
The prevalence of chatbots in human–computer communication has significantly increased.
Emojis, as a form of emotional disclosure, have gained significant attention for their potential …
Emojis, as a form of emotional disclosure, have gained significant attention for their potential …
Areas of research in political advertising: a review and research agenda
E Van Steenburg - International journal of advertising, 2015 - Taylor & Francis
Political advertising is an increasingly researched area. Yet the sundry natures of research
findings to date demonstrate a body of work searching for direction and a unifying theory. A …
findings to date demonstrate a body of work searching for direction and a unifying theory. A …
How consumers' political ideology and status-maintenance goals interact to shape their desire for luxury goods
This research distinguishes between the goal of maintaining status and advancing status
and investigates how consumers' political ideology triggers sensitivity to a status …
and investigates how consumers' political ideology triggers sensitivity to a status …
Inducing consumers' self-disclosure through the fit between Chatbot's interaction styles and regulatory focus
S Choi, J Zhou - Journal of Business Research, 2023 - Elsevier
With rising concerns among consumers over the sharing of personal information in the
digital era, it is increasingly difficult to collect abundant and timely consumer data for modern …
digital era, it is increasingly difficult to collect abundant and timely consumer data for modern …
WHY do YOU care about me? The impact of retailers' customer care activities on customer orientation perceptions and store patronage intentions
The present research conceptualizes customer care activities as the process through which
retailers satisfy consumers' needs by means of a set of interconnected services and address …
retailers satisfy consumers' needs by means of a set of interconnected services and address …
Conceptualizing and researching personal branding effects on the employability
M Khedher - Journal of Brand Management, 2019 - Springer
This paper aims to propose a theoretical basis for personal branding phenomenon, and to
present an explanation of how personal branding could be capitalized into employability. A …
present an explanation of how personal branding could be capitalized into employability. A …
The effects of environmental haptic cues on consumer perceptions of retailer warmth and competence
While research has recognized the role of haptic sensations in influencing various aspects
of consumer behavior, the association between haptically based experiences and social …
of consumer behavior, the association between haptically based experiences and social …
The rise of chatbots in political campaigns: The effects of conversational agents on voting intention
Y Kim, H Lee - International Journal of Human–Computer …, 2023 - Taylor & Francis
This study investigates the role and effectiveness of political chatbots' anthropomorphism in
influencing voting intentions. Our findings reveal that participants show higher voting …
influencing voting intentions. Our findings reveal that participants show higher voting …