T. Bettina Cornwell
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T. Bettina Cornwell
@tbcornwell.bsky.social

Philip H. Knight Chair, Professor of Marketing, University Of Oregon
I study consumer behavior, strategy, and policy. Goal: positive for environment, society, and brands.

Business 47%
Sociology 14%

Just out and is open access. Brand awareness in complex communication ecosystems: rethinking research methods in #sponsorship with Steffen Jahn

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Brand awareness in complex communication ecosystems: rethinking research methods in sponsorship
Brand collaboration with sports, arts, and events is a mainstay in marketing communications. The strategic management of sponsorship is, however, hampered by common practices of measuring sponsor i...
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Happy to share our new scale for Experiential Engagement! It is Open Sourced at Psychology & Marketing.
It can be used in measuring engagement with sports, music, and entertainment because it focuses on the underlying construct of experiential engagement.

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Experiential Engagement: A Scale for Experiential Contexts
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I have the same birdbath. PNW style!

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Happy to share about our new Olympic studies hub! We are the only Olympic study center in the United States. Delighted to be a part of this community!
University of Oregon Olympic Studies Hub | Lundquist College of Business
The Olympic Studies Hub at the University of Oregon is a member of the worldwide network of academic centers dedicated to the study and research of the Olympic Movement and Olympic Games.
business.uoregon.edu

This podcast with Andrew Mitrak seems a good first post! His history of marketing channel is just the best!

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T. Bettina Cornwell: The World of Sports Endorsements and Sponsorship-Linked Marketing
Listen now | Analyzing how brands leverage sports and measure the impact of sponsorships
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