Anatoli Colicev

Anatoli Colicev
University of Liverpool | UoL · University of Liverpool Management School (ULMS)

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Introduction
I am driven by my passions, by the research puzzles and quite often by people around me. I am a quantitative modeler with a PhD in Decision Sciences and Statistics and I work with a wide range of methodologies and fields. My work has been published in journals in the fields of Marketing, Management, and Operations management.
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August 2018 - present
Università commerciale Luigi Bocconi
Position
  • Professor (Assistant)
August 2016 - August 2018
Nazarbayev University
Position
  • Professor (Assistant)
Education
September 2012 - July 2016
September 2010 - July 2012

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Publications (24)
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Although research has examined the social media-shareholder value link, the role of consumer mindset metrics in this relationship remains unexplored. To this end, drawing on the elaboration likelihood model and accessibility/ diagnosticity perspective, the authors hypothesize varying effects of owned and earned social media (OSM and ESM) on brand a...
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While research has successfully linked social media to separate customer metrics, an in-depth conceptual and empirical understanding of how social media affects the stages of the marketing funnel is currently lacking. We draw on extant theories of consumer information processing and source credibility to conceptually link and contrast the relations...
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Although previous studies have established a direct link between customer-based metrics and stock returns, research is unclear on the mediated nature of their association. The authors examine the association of customer satisfaction and abnormal stock returns, as mediated by the trading behavior of short sellers. Using quarterly data from 273 firms...
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Research Summary While multi‐project work (MPW) is becoming an increasingly popular work arrangement, its relationship with project performance is understudied. On the one hand, MPW is deployed to increase employee worktime utilization and productivity, which should be reflected in more timely project completion. On the other hand, MPW also brings...
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Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) have registered tremendous growth in the past year, and their importance is expected to increase with the expected development of Web3. From a brand perspective, NFTs can be seen as representations of the brand components, such as the product, the logo, or the image. I argue that NFTs have immense potential to become stan...
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Purpose This paper aims to investigate the effects of buzz about the focal brand on competing brands’ attitudes. Design/methodology/approach Brand-related buzz can be defined as “a general sense of [positive or negative] excitement about or interest in [a brand], as reflected in or generated by word of mouth” (Oxford dictionary). The authors inves...
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Investors' attention to a firm's stock has been demonstrated to influence stock returns (Da et al., 2011). But does a firm's marketing information draw attention to a firm's stock? Research in finance, accounting, and marketing has investigated advertising as one potential driver of investors' attention to a firm's stock. How about other potential...
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While multiple time-series analysis (MTSA) is a well-established method in economics, marketing, and finance, few studies have applied MTSA in organizational research. With the growing availability of data sources that contain detailed time-series data and the increasing importance of longitudinal designs, we argue that MTSA blends well with organi...
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We relate earned and owned social media content of 45 US brands to awareness, purchase intent, and customer satisfaction. They find that, for most brands, both types of content can be impactful. However, brands are better served when they focus on what they can control-owned social media. The authors recommend an honest, relevant, and authentic app...
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User-generated content provides many opportunities for managers and researchers, but insights are hindered by a lack of consensus on how to extract brand-relevant valence and volume. Marketing studies use different sentiment extraction tools (SETs) based on social media volume, top- down language dictionaries and bottom-up machine learning approach...
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As customer-brand engagement progressively shifts to digital domains, understanding social media effects in branding has become a vital issue. Social media effectiveness is especially important for the US retail sector due to intense competition among retailers for consumer attention and engagement on digital channels. Yet, the research on the effe...
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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose new directions for human resource management (HRM) research by drawing attention to online data as a complementary data source to traditional quantitative and qualitative data, and introducing network text analysis as a method for large quantities of textual material. Design/methodology/approach Th...
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Despite all the surrounding hype, it is still not clear exactly how social media affects consumer behavior. In an effort to contribute to the current debate on the effectiveness of social media marketing this study aims to theorize and empirically demonstrate how brand’s social media efforts influence a wide array of consumer mind-set metrics that...
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A lthough previous studies have documented a positive link between traditional media and brand performance, how social media is related to brand value has not yet been comprehensively explored. We propose a conceptual model to address this research gap, collecting a unique data set that captures information on user and brand actions on three social...

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