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In this article, we showed the results of our study on the saddle phenomenon by an analytical model of two markets!early and mainstream!and the relationships between them. This model creates a growth pattern wherein a saddle can be discerned. We tested this model empirically on seven product...
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Though the mobile app market is substantial and growing fast, most firms struggle to monetize apps profitably. Monetizing apps is done in two ways: a) selling advertising space within a free version of the app, and b) selling a paid version, termed freemium or in-app purchase strategy.In this...
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This paper examines the role of software piracy in digital platforms where a platform provider makes a decision of how much software to produce in-house and how much to outsource from a third-party software provider. Using a vertical differentiation model, we theoretically investigate how piracy...
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Despite the growth of online retail, the majority of products are still sold offline, and the “touch-and feel” aspect of physically examining a product before purchase remains important to many consumers. In this paper, we demonstrate that large discrepancies can exist between the way...
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Service providers, such as cell phone carriers, often offer three-part tariff plans that consist of three levers: A fixed fee, an allowance of free units, and a price per each unit above the allowance. In previous studies the optimal three-part tariff contract was characterized using the...
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The fact that the adoption rate of successful innovations is bell-shaped (cumulative S-shaped) is considered the basis for most insights and analyses of new product marketing. However, these insights have been largely based on the growth of popular durables and services. In contrast,...
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Numerous new products introduced to the market during the last few decades are services. An important characteristic of services that has a considerable influence on service growth is customer attrition. Attrition can occur at the category level (disadoption), or between firms (defection)....
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Abstract As influencer marketing evolves into a dominant force in the marketing landscape, it necessitates a deeper theoretical exploration to understand its strategic implementations and impacts. This article examines the dynamics of influencer marketing within the growing creator economy,...
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