JAR Inside the Research Podcast
This podcast gives listeners a look at the latest research articles published in the Journal of Advertising Research. Listen to authors describe their work and what motivated it, explore challenges they faced in the research process, and describe what they'd like to researched next.
JAR Inside the Research Podcast
Latest Episodes
How Small Talk and Co-Viewing with AI Companions Boost Advertising Effectiveness and Persuasion: Chat, Watch, and Buy
In this episode, we speak with Yongwoog Andrew Jeon (Northern Illinois University) to discuss his article, "How Small Talk and Co-Viewing with AI Companions Boost Advertising Effectiveness and Persuasion: Chat, Watch, and Buy," coauthored with ...
(How) Does the Number of Followers Impact the Success of Influencer Marketing? A Construal Level Perspective
In this episode, we welcome back Kirsten Cowan (The University of Edinburgh) to discuss her article, "(How) Does the Number of Followers Impact the Success of Influencer Marketing? A Construal Level Perspective," coauthored with Ben Marder (The...
Is Similarity in Advertising a Double-Edged Sword? The Role of AI-Generated Faces
In this episode, we speak with Arno De Caigny (IESEG School of Management) to discuss his article, "Is Similarity in Advertising a Double-Edged Sword? The Role of AI-Generated Faces," coauthored with Gudrun Roose (Ghent University), published i...
Revisiting Direct Mail Effectiveness: Balancing Organizational Goals with Consumer Sustainability Concerns
In this episode, we speak with Jennifer Seokhwa Hong (Seattle University) to discuss her article, "Revisiting Direct Mail Effectiveness: Balancing Organizational Goals with Consumer Sustainability Concerns," coauthored with Chance Michael Ringo...
Grit in Advertising: How a Promotion Focus Influences Consumer Variety-Seeking
In this episode, we speak with Logan Pant (Western Michigan University) to discuss his article, "Grit in Advertising: How a Promotion Focus Influences Consumer Variety-Seeking," coauthored with Blair Kidwell (University of North Texas) and Mark...