Journal of Advertising Research

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Advertising Research is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)
ArticleCitations
Can a Whisper Boost Recall Of Video Advertisements?99
Optimal Rules for Advertising Budget Allocation Across Movie Versions Marketed in Sequential Distribution Stages45
Cross-Funnel Synergistic Effects in Media: An Estimation and Optimization Model for a CPG Firm22
How Virtual Mirrors in Advertising Influence Attitudes about Beauty Products18
How Deepfakes and Artificial Intelligence Could Reshape the Advertising Industry15
How Do Advertising Agencies Respond to Incentives?: Perceptions of Creativity in Competitive Account Reviews and Pay-for-Performance Compensation14
The JAR 2024 List of Research Priorities13
How Brand Managers Can Maximize Engagement with ASMR YouTube Content11
Consumer Reactions to Product-Model Relative Size and Product Category in Print Advertisements: How Product-Model Relative Size and Product Category in Advertisements Influence Consumer Evaluations11
How Co-Viewing Influences Attention to TV Ads and Programs Across Connected TV (CTV) and Linear TV: The Moderating Roles of Co-Viewing Time and Content Duration11
When AI Doesn’t Sell Prada: Why Using AI-Generated Advertisements Backfires for Luxury Brands10
The Influence of Perceived Truth of Campaign Messages on Vote Choice: Does Truth Matter When Industries Battle Opponents Over Policy Issues?10
Explication of the Virtual Influencer Ecosystem10
Do Customer Ratings Influence Consumers Who Have Already Experienced a Product?9
An Investigation of How and Why Organizations Enact Greenhushing9
Designing AI Agents for New Product Endorsement: Do Human-Like or Cartoon-Like AI-Generated Endorsers Evoke More Positive Ad Engagement from Consumers?9
Sponsorship Disclosure in Virtual Influencer Marketing: Assessing Users’ Sentiment and Engagement Toward Virtual Influencer Endorsements9
Can We Turn ASMR Experiences Into Advertising?9
Do Consumers Prefer Sad Faces On Eco-Friendly Products?9
Immersive Advertising—A Review and Research Agenda9
Why Casting Older Female Models Is Good for Advertising9
How Does Binge-Watching Behavior Affect Advertising and Video-on-Demand Platforms? Ad Intrusiveness, Irritation and Attitudes Via the Psychological Reactance Theory Lens8
An Examination of Digital Accessibility Within Social Media Platforms8
Ready or Not, Generative AI Is Here to Stay8
Shockingly Offensive: The Deliberate Use of Slurs in Prosocial Advertising8
Examining Consumer Appraisals of Deepfake Advertising and Disclosure: Show Deepfakes as “Real Life” or Say They’re “Just Fantasy”?7
The Effects of Dialect Wording on Advertisement Recall: How Brands Can Use Dialect Advertising to Deepen Their Connection with Consumers7
How Advertising Expenditures Affect Consumers’ Perceptions of Quality7
What Drives Advertisers Toward or Away From Immersive Virtual Spaces?7
How Music Tempo Influences Consumer Preferences for Advertising with Different Regulatory Focuses: Shopping in Jumping Tempo7
How to Persuade Consumers to Engage with Calls-to-Action in Brand Content: Assessing CTA Compliance Intention via Psychological Reactance and Emoji as Moderator7
How to Use the Power of Advertising To Enhance Social Good6
Foreign versus Local Consumer Culture Positioning when Entering Foreign Markets6
Does Childhood Exposure to a Brand Improve Brand Name Recognition?6
Managing the Transparency Paradox Of Social-Media Influencer Disclosures6
How Is Influencer Follower Size Related to Brand Responses?6
How Persuasive Is Personalized Advertising? A Meta-Analytic Review of Experimental Evidence of the Effects of Personalization on Ad Effectiveness5
Where to Next?5
Effects of Offline Versus Online Promotional Media on Consumer Response5
Consumer Recall and Recognition Of Co-Appearing Brands in TV Media5
The Inverted U-Shaped Effect of Personalization on Consumer Attitudes in AI-Generated Ads: Striking the Right Balance Between Utility and Threat5
Purpose Advertising and the Credibility Gap5
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