🏨 Ever wondered if "only one room left" actually works?
Online scarcity messages (OSM), are used to increase purchases by captivating consumers' visual attention, and this new study examines the power of OSM's and their impact on purchasing behaviour: https://t.co/QEsQEPaT2B
Congrats to our colleagues featured in Stanford University and publisher Elsevier's latest analysis of the top 2% of top-cited global scientists. Their research is helping to shape a better, more sustainable future for all ⭐ https://t.co/jGVwybE7aW
Wonderful news to end our week 👏
The @nss_ipsos results are out and for Marketing we placed:
🏆 =2nd in the UK for 'Organisation and Management'
🏆 4th in the UK for 'Academic Support'
🏆 3rd in the @RussellGroup for 'Student Voice'
🔗 Read our story: https://t.co/uH2DGLrh1d
Had a wonderful experience talking #InternetUse and #OnlineSafety at yesterday’s British Academy Summer Showcase 2023 #ForCuriousMinds. It was also lovely to have our research video (https://t.co/5qtOf9ycSD) screened at the event. Thank you, @BritishAcademy_
At @BarclaysUK, Parliament Street, York, we are running our York Festivals of Ideas event on Safe Internet use. https://t.co/NQbmkMxuo2
@YorkFestofIdeas @UoYSBS_Research @UoYSBS_Research @100DigitalYork @abkapetanaki @b_snehasish
Wonder how you can support those who may not be as tech-savvy as you are? Or do you want to talk about your experiences and challenges with the Internet? Then come along to this interactive drop-in event for people of all ages! #YorkIdeas @b_snehasish
https://t.co/Al0dH7Ixob
The moment we’ve been waiting for 🤩 Get ready to rediscover, reimagine, rebuild! This year’s York Festival of Ideas programme is LIVE! 🥳🥳 Browse our website https://t.co/h6mxx3xZze and book your tickets today. We can’t wait to see you - in person and online! #YorkIdeas 💛💜
Recently published article in #InternetResearch Vol 33 Iss 1: “I hate ads but not the advertised brands: a qualitative study on Internet users' lived experiences with YouTube ads”. https://t.co/7pSDiqZeWo #emerald#featuredpaper#research
Empirical study on ChatGPT found that people with poor writing skills relative to their other skills improve their performance. High-ability workers maintained work quality while becoming faster. This can have interesting implications for labor markets.
https://t.co/aVI1oyM8K7
Massive thanks to @KoraHabinakova for an insightful guest lecture on Navigating Online Trade in the #PostCovid World to the undergraduate #marketing students at the @UoY_SBS@UniOfYork
It was a delight for @to_anjan and I to host Duncan Sanford from @investwithMVAM as a guest speaker at @UniOfYork. Great Q&A and students seemed really excited with the opportunity to work on MVAM’s digital strategy as part of their #DigitalMarketing assessment.