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The Practice-Research Bridge: Do Marketing Practitioners Read Academic Research?

By Lori L. Hart | Published: May 23, 2019

At the Winter Academic Conference of the American Marketing Association, four Austin, Texas-based marketing professionals discussed how they stay up-to-date on the latest marketing strategies and research, the place of research-based recommendations over others, and tips for researchers who want to make an impact in practice.

The Social Science of Holiday Marketing, er, Shopping

By Paul Harrison | Published: December 18, 2017

By drawing on a plethora of psychological and sociological research, marketers subtly give us permission to buy and not to think too much, or too deeply, about why we’re buying. Not thinking all the time is a very efficient way for us to get by. It conserves energy, and allows us to live relatively easily by responding to our psychological predispositions, social norms, and general cognitive imperfections.

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