Faculty & Research
BY Professor (Part-time)
date 10.08.2021

Sha Yang

[Name] Sha Yang

[Gender] Female

[Title] Professor (Part-time: Marketing)

[Address] BLDG HOH, RM 616, USC

[Phone] (213) 740-3902

[e-mail] shayang@marshall.usc.edu

[Date of Birth]

[Nationality]

[Professional Experience Years]  11

Academic Interests

search engine advertising and social network

Education Background

Degree

University

Time

Doctoral

Ohio State University


Master

Ohio State University


Bachelor

Renmin University


Working Experiences

Institution

Time

USC, Marshall School of Business


Visiting Experiences

University

Time



Projects

Projects Name

Time

Econometrics of Two-sided Matching

To Score or Not to Score? Estimates of a Sponsored Search Auction Model

2018.12

Awards and Honors

Awards

Time



Academic Memberships

Name of Academic Organization and Position

Time



Social Service

Name of the Social Organization

 

Time



International Conference Presentation

Conference Name

Topic of Presentation

Time




Publications

Journal

Article

Time

SSRN Electronic Journal

 

Understanding the Effect of Incentivized Advertising along the Conversion Funnel

2020.1

 

MIS Quarterly

 

Managing the Crowds: The Effect of Prize Guarantees and In-Process Feedback on Participation in Crowdsourcing Contests

2019.1

Journal of Marketing

 

Do Consumers Always Spend More When Coupon Face Value is Larger? The Inverted U-Shaped Effect of Coupon Face Value on Consumer Spending Level

2018.3

SSRN Electronic Journal

 

Do Consumers Always Spend More When Coupon Face Value is Larger? The Inverted U-Shaped Effect of Coupon Face Value on Consumer Spending Level

2018.1

Management Science

Learning and Network Effects within Social Networks

2018

Marketing Science

 

Investigating the Spillover Effect of Keyword Market Entry in Sponsored Search Advertising

2017.8

SSRN Electronic Journal

 

Investigating the Spillover Effect of Keyword Market Entry in Sponsored Search Advertising

2017.1

Journal of Marketing

 

Understanding the Impact of In-Process Promotional Messages: An Application to Online Auctions

2016.3

Monograph and Textbook

Publisher

Publisher

Publisher