Addiction to internet shopping linked to a lack of self-control when using smartphones
The results of the study appeared in the International Journal of Consumer…
Research shows that U.S. consumers evaluate the morality of armed self-defense on a case-by-case basis
The results, published recently in the Journal of Consumer Research, shed new…
Research shows that people of color are so accustomed to encountering racism in stores that they may not always notice bad customer service
Perceived service between providers and ethnoracial consumers were measured and compared.
Chatbots may be cost-effective but can lead to customer aggression
The research was based on data from 145 participants.
New Zealand study unveils children are exposed to at least one brand per minute
The study examined a sample of 90 children between the ages of…
Study reveals importance of apologizing to customers after product failures
The study appeared in the Journal of Consumer Marketing.
How small and medium-sized firms apply social media in their sales processes
The findings appeared in the International Business Review.
Cashless payments may increase the consumption of unhealthy foods
The study was authored by Joowon Park, Clarence Lee, and Manoj Thomas.
Study examines the long-term impact of negative online restaurant reviews
The findings were released in the journal Papers in Applied Geography.
Researchers unveiled how the novel coronavirus reformed the retail sector
The survey was conducted by a team of researchers at the University…
Cost transparency may be a valuable factor for boosting business sales
The study found that cost transparency among firms could improve sales by…
Weather-related measures could increase product valuation for consumers and businesses
Implementing certain weather-related measures in marketing campaigns could increase product valuation for…