Applied Marketing Analytics: The Peer-Reviewed Journal
2014 - 2025
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Volume 8, issue 4, 2023
- Editorial pp. 336-336

- Barry Keating
- What's the story with marketers and data storytelling? An educator's perspective pp. 337-344

- Jonathan Copulsky
- Upper funnel ad effectiveness and seasonality in consumer durable goods pp. 345-352

- Vivian Qin and Koen Pauwels
- How brand mentions in television advertising affect consumer attention, recall and evaluation pp. 353-366

- Mark Vroegrijk
- A regional comparison of the skills sought by employers for entry-level data scientists, data analytics, business analytics, marketing analytics and digital analytics professionals pp. 367-388

- Angela D'Auria Stanton and Wilbur W. Stanton
- Modelling the influence of teenagers' shopping motivation on their intention to purchase sports merchandise: A perspective from an emerging economy pp. 389-403

- Sahil Gupta, Komal Kapoor, Geeti Sharma and Nishtha Malik
- Customer loyalty in the insurance industry: From traditional to analytical marketing — a bibliometric analysis pp. 404-422

- Manuel Leiria, Nelson Dematos and Efigénio Rebelo
- Exploring the factors of social media communication and their impact on online corporate brand image pp. 423-439

- Talvinder Kaur and Sarbjit Singh Bedi
Volume 8, issue 3, 2023
- Special Issue: Innovative Methods to Measure Digital Marketing Analytics: Part 2 pp. 228-229

- Ana Reyes-Menéndez, Nuria Ruiz-Lacaci and Pedro Palos-Sánchez
- Marketing performance measurement: A model of organisational and behavioural factors pp. 230-238

- António Pimenta Da Gama
- How eye tracking can predict consumer behaviour preferences on mobile devices pp. 239-254

- Ana Reyes-Menéndez, Pavel Žiaran, Rebeca Antolín-Prieto and Nuria Ruiz-Lacaci
- The voice era: Future acceptance of digital voice assistants and how they will transform consumers' online purchasing behaviour pp. 255-270

- Niko Muñoz and Bianca A. Kremer
- Knowing the levers to pull to measure and optimise digital marketing performance pp. 271-282

- Emma Lo Russo
- A regional comparison of the skills sought by employers for entry-level marketing analytics professionals pp. 283-301

- Angela D’Auria Stanton and Wilbur W. Stanton
- Integrating datasets: Segmenting the fashion market using risk aversion pp. 302-313

- Martin Paul Block
- Data-driven influencer marketing strategy analysis and prediction based on social media and Google Analytics data pp. 314-328

- Kristo Radion Purba and Yee Jia Tan
- `Marketing Metrics` by Christina Inge pp. 329-330

- Stewart Robbins
Volume 8, issue 2, 2022
- Special Issue: Innovative methods to measure digital marketing analytics: Part 1 pp. 108-110

- Ana Reyes-Menendez, Nuria Ruiz-Lacaci and Pedro Palos-Sanchez
- How marketers can use the power of an AI/ML model to identify and predict customers pp. 111-121

- Shash Bellamkonda
- How businesses of any size can use AI in a digital marketing strategy pp. 122-132

- Martin Broadhurst
- Web3 and the future of marketing pp. 133-141

- Kelly Cutler
- C-3DP: A cross-cluster analysis model to identify latent categorical customer attributes pp. 142-159

- Roger Kamena
- Attribution done right: How to prove the real value of marketing pp. 160-166

- Moni Oloyede
- Net searcher sentiment: A web-search based replacement for net promoter score pp. 167-174

- Isaac Gerber
- Empirical measurement of marketing analytics orientation: Quantifying the factors that create highly analytical marketing practices pp. 175-191

- Anthony F. Branda, Mark Weber and Eduardo Lucio
- The impact of digital marketing on the performance of firms in Tunisia pp. 192-205

- Bechir Fridhi
- An explorative study of salient usability attributes affecting m-commerce consumer behaviour in a Nordic context pp. 206-222

- Lasse Baungård Løber and Simon Svendsen
Volume 8, issue 1, 2022
- Towards a theory of analytics and guidelines for practitioners pp. 4-5

- Marco Vriens
- Unlocking the full potential of social listening platforms through prescriptive-based intelligence pp. 6-15

- Mike Mcguirk
- Customer lifetime value: How to find the right calculation and prediction approach pp. 16-25

- Shirley Coleman, Daniel Walker, Mohammed Rahman-Chowdhury and Andrea Ahlemeyer-Stubbe
- The three stages of workforce optimisation: Moving beyond the industry standard pp. 26-36

- Dakota Crisp, Jess Brown, Jack Claucherty, Davis Busteed, Anna Schultz and Jonathan Prantner
- The intuition behind machine learning in marketing: Linear TV attribution pp. 37-42

- Mario Vinasco
- Should you change your ad messaging or execution? It depends on brand age pp. 43-54

- Koen Pauwels, Bharat Sud, Robert Fisher and Kersi Antia
- The culture and leadership style combination that cultivates a best-in-class marketing organisation pp. 55-78

- Laura Patterson, Rita Egeland and Kathleen Wong
- Why multi-disciplinary, cross-silo teams are best at analysing and actioning data collected along the customer journey pp. 79-88

- Victoria Jenner, Sefer Soylemez, Sasha Dzhuras-Dotta and Ralitsa Tsoneva
- How to choose the right influencer for a marketing strategy pp. 89-104

- Aslı Diyadin Lenger
Volume 7, issue 4, 2022
- What problem are you trying to solve? pp. 304-305

- Denis Malin
- Revenue operations: A systems approach for turning analytics into growth pp. 306-317

- Stephen Diorio, Chris Hummel and Bruce Rogers
- How much does digital advertising accelerate new product success? pp. 318-328

- Giacomo Bertozzi, Saeed R. Bagheri, Brett Graham, Peter Knowles, Oded Netzer and Koen Pauwels
- Recommendations and personalisation: Three strategies for activating customer behaviour analytics insights pp. 329-336

- Seth Earley
- From captive to captivating: The new customer journey model for companies pp. 337-344

- Sophia Tannir, Michael Dupin, Manila Austin, Christina Stahlkopf and Raghu Iyengar
- Customer-centric framework: The missing link between data and business value pp. 345-354

- Jenna Martinez
- Customer insights that matter pp. 355-361

- Debbie Macinnis
- Why domain knowledge is essential for data scientists in marketing pp. 362-373

- Andrea Ahlemeyer-Stubbe and Agnes Müller
- Assessing the statistical significance of repeated A/B tests with meta-analysis pp. 374-385

- David Harman
- Analysing perceptions towards electric cars using text mining and sentiment analysis: A case study of the newly introduced TOGG in Turkey pp. 386-399

- Dilek Penpece Demirer and Ahmet Büyükeke
Volume 7, issue 3, 2022
- Drawing from data to paint bigger pictures pp. 200-201

- James Wycherley
- Effective first-party data collection in a privacy-first world pp. 202-210

- Lucas Long
- Thriving in the age of privacy regulation: A first-party data strategy pp. 211-220

- Lawrence Latvala, Jeff Horn and Bill Bruno
- High-impact testing that inspires action pp. 221-236

- Valerie Kroll and Julie Shallman Hoyer
- Relevant, impactful and trusted data analysis: A framework for driving the efficient adoption of results pp. 237-245

- Mike Johnson and James Cousins
- Benefits, challenges and future developments in digital analytics in German-speaking countries: An empirical analysis pp. 246-259

- Darius Zumstein, Claudia Brauer and Andrea Zelic
- The effect of brand image, price, service, product quality and promotion on consumer buying decisions for car purchases: A case study of Bosowa Berlian Motor Inc. in Makassar pp. 260-275

- Muhammad Yusuf, Miah Said, Nurhilalia, and Yulia Yunita Yusuf
- Understanding the consumer: A comparison of buying behaviour among consumers of Hindustan Unilever and Patanjali products pp. 276-287

- Anshul Dubey
- A machine-learning approach for classifying Indian internet shoppers pp. 288-298

- Ritanjali Majhi and Renu Prasad Sugasi
Volume 7, issue 2, 2021
- Approaches for a thriving marketing analytics function: Now and in the future pp. 100-103

- Dan Mooney
- The social responsibility of data visualisation in a time of pandemic pp. 104-107

- Dona Wong
- The care and feeding of digital analysts pp. 108-114

- Jim Sterne
- The four big forces conspiring to ruin one’s analytics pp. 115-121

- Jeff Greenhouse
- Moving towards inferential attribution modelling in a world without third-party cookies pp. 122-130

- Roger Kamena
- Assessing privacy protected cohort-based market segmentation pp. 131-143

- Martin P. Block
- Optimising marketing strategies by customer segments and lifetime values, with A/B testing pp. 144-153

- Paromita Guha, Christina Echagarruga and Eva Qi Tian
- Measuring the value of artificial intelligence in improving search and chatbot outcomes pp. 154-160

- Jeff Larche and Josip Lazarevski
- Whither in-store analytics: How in-store behavioural analytics has changed and where it is heading pp. 161-168

- Gary Angel
- Emanating confluence: The symbiotic relationship between artificial intelligence and data pp. 169-195

- Ted W. Gross
Volume 7, issue 1, 2021
- Editorial: Shedding the pounds by quitting the cookies pp. 4-5

- Brendan J. Keegan
- Planning for a cookie-less future: How browser and mobile privacy changes will impact marketing, targeting and analytics pp. 6-16

- Ian Thomas
- Ethics and data governance in marketing analytics and artificial intelligence pp. 17-22

- Haniyeh Mahmoudian
- Analytics redefined: How privacy is reshaping the industry pp. 23-31

- Cory Underwood
- Ethical and efficient consent management pp. 32-38

- Doug Hall
- The impact of evolving digital behaviours on the diffusion of marketing technology pp. 39-46

- Andy Betts
- How analytics is used in forecasting pp. 47-57

- Barry Keating
- Data and decisioning: It takes two to tango in customer experience pp. 58-64

- Lisa Loftis
- From marketing to neuromarketing: Ethical considerations pp. 65-72

- Caterina Garofalo and Francesco Gallucci
- Screening for self-directedness: A method for recruiting savvy analysts in a dynamic business environment pp. 73-83

- Jennifer L. Dapko and Gregory J. Snyder
- The importance of local culture in the marketing mix during low season in Bali pp. 84-92

- Nyoman Gde Dewa Rucika, I. Wayan Ardika, A.A.P. Agung Suryawan Wiranatha and Made Budiarsa
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