Tag: Michael Lewis
Counter-Marketing, Taxes, or Use Restrictions – What Leads the Pack in...
When it comes to marketing, the endgame is almost always to increase brand awareness, strengthen relationships between companies and consumers, and boost market share....
“Key Policy Considerations for Reducing Public Consumption of Vice Products,” AMA
A new study in the Journal of Marketing shows that the effects of anti-smoking interventions vary significantly across brands.
Lakers fans No. 1 in NBA according to new ranking, analysis
A ranking of NBA fans released today by Michael Lewis, Professor of Marketing at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School, puts Los Angeles Lakers fans at the top of the list for loyalty and engagement.
Marketing students analyze sports survey for major Atlanta sports teams
Students in Goizueta Professor of Marketing Mike Lewis’ Sports Analytics class had a unique opportunity to analyze surveys distributed by the Atlanta Braves, Hawks, Falcons, United and Dream. This was the third year “The Atlanta Sports Survey” was assigned as a class project to MBA and BBA students.
Emory Marketing Analytics Center students partner with Team Novo Nordisk
MBA and Ph.D. students involved with Emory University’s Marketing Analytics Center (MAC) are getting their hands dirty with data. MAC students are working to...
EmoryMAC Conference focuses on what matters in a data-rich world
At the Emory Marketing Analytics Center (EmoryMAC) Conference, speakers from an array of industries spoke on how best to use the enormous amounts of data available in an era of digital consumption.
Professors research whether negative political advertising works
Mike Lewis and David Schweidel of Emory University and Yanwen Wang of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver co-authored a study that found negative political adverting is more effective than positive political advertising in senatorial campaigns.
Students present sports survey findings to Atlanta Hawks, Falcons and Braves
A select group of Emory MBA and BBA students celebrated their last day of classes with a final project presented to representatives from the Atlanta Hawks, Falcons and Braves.
