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Rebecca Dolan
Rebecca Dolan
Associate Professor of Marketing & Wine Business, University of Adelaide
Verified email at adelaide.edu.au
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Social media engagement behaviour: a uses and gratifications perspective
R Dolan, J Conduit, J Fahy, S Goodman
Journal of Strategic Marketing 24 (3-4), 261-277, 2016
11662016
The role of social media content format and platform in users’ engagement behavior
H Shahbaznezhad, R Dolan, M Rashidirad
Journal of Interactive Marketing, 2020
6772020
Social Media Engagement Behavior: A Framework for Engaging Customers through Social Media Content
R Dolan, J Conduit, C Frethey-Bentham, J Fahy, S Goodman
European Journal of Marketing, 2019
6632019
Complaining practices on social media in tourism: A value co-creation and co-destruction perspective
R Dolan, Y Seo, J Kemper
Tourism Management 73, 35-45, 2019
3132019
Artificial intelligence in customer-facing financial services: a systematic literature review and agenda for future research
JK Hentzen, A Hoffmann, R Dolan, E Pala
International Journal of Bank Marketing 40 (6), 1299-1336, 2022
1672022
Social media: communication strategies, engagement and future research directions
R Dolan, J Conduit, J Fahy, S Goodman
International Journal of Wine Business Research 29 (1), 2-19, 2017
1622017
Prosumers in times of crisis: definition, archetypes and implications
B Lang, R Dolan, J Kemper, G Northey
Journal of Service Management 32 (2), 176-189, 2021
1472021
The effect of “here and now” learning on student engagement and academic achievement
G Northey, R Govind, T Bucic, M Chylinski, R Dolan, P van Esch
British Journal of Educational Technology 49 (2), 321-333, 2018
1072018
Using social media for consumer interaction: An international comparison of winery adoption and activity
G Szolnoki, R Dolan, S Forbes, L Thach, S Goodman
Wine Economics and Policy 7 (2), 109-119, 2018
1062018
Succeeding on social media: Exploring communication strategies for wine marketing
R Dolan, S Goodman
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management 33, 23-30, 2017
852017
LGBTQ imagery in advertising: How viewers' political ideology shapes their emotional response to gender and sexuality in advertisements
G Northey, R Dolan, J Etheridge, F Septianto, P Van Esch
Journal of Advertising Research 60 (2), 222-236, 2020
832020
Social media engagement: A construct of positively and negatively valenced engagement behaviours
R Dolan, J Conduit, J Fahy
Customer engagement, 102-123, 2015
832015
How to grow the sharing economy? Create Prosumers!
B Lang, E Botha, J Robertson, JA Kemper, R Dolan, J Kietzmann
Australasian Marketing Journal 28 (3), 58-66, 2020
722020
Influencer marketing effectiveness: the mechanisms that matter
DC Hugh Wilkie, R Dolan, P Harrigan, H Gray
European Journal of Marketing 56 (12), 3485-3515, 2022
662022
The effects of political ideology and message framing on counterfeiting: The mediating role of emotions
F Septianto, G Northey, R Dolan
Journal of Business Research 99, 206-214, 2019
572019
Why do consumers become providers? Self-determination in the sharing economy
B Lang, J Kemper, R Dolan, G Northey
Journal of Service Theory and Practice 32 (2), 132-155, 2022
402022
Which consumers are more likely to adopt a retirement app and how does it explain mobile technology‐enabled retirement engagement?
JK Hentzen, AOI Hoffmann, RM Dolan
International Journal of Consumer Studies 46 (2), 368-390, 2022
332022
Playing games: advancing research on online and mobile gaming consumption: Playing games: advancing research on online and mobile gaming consumption
Y Seo, R Dolan, M Buchanan-Oliver
Internet Research 29 (2), 289-292, 2019
322019
Social brand engagement: How orientation events engage students with the university
T Altschwager, R Dolan, J Conduit
Australasian Marketing Journal 26 (2), 83-91, 2018
322018
Towards successful diversity initiatives: the importance of building audience connectedness
AJ Burgess, DCH Wilkie, R Dolan
Journal of Marketing Management 37 (1-2), 144-161, 2021
242021
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