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Charity marketers face the challenge of understanding how pro-social decisions are made. Are all solicitations made equal? The authors found that a helping opportunity and a giving opportunity reveal different pro-social preferences. In a series of four studies, involving hypothetical and real...
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To entice new donors and spread awareness of the charitable cause, many charity campaigns encourage donors to broadcast their charitable acts with self-promotion devices such as donor pins, logoed apparel, and social media hashtags. However, this voluntary-publicity strategy may not be...
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Intertemporal choices represent one of the most common and fundamental trade-offs in consumer decision-making. How do intertemporal choices made for another person differ from similar choices made for oneself? To examine this question, the present research introduces the first integrative...
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and algorithms outperform humans in a variety of marketing tasks. In the B2C sales frontier, many people expect AI-based agents to be a fitting solution to routine sales tasks, such as purchase suggestions and upsells. But when an AI agent suggests a purchase, will...
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