JMR Topic Selection and Fit

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Evaluates marketing research ideas against the Journal of Marketing Research (JMR) dual-bar criteria of methodological rigor and substantive contribution.

The JMR Topic Selection skill helps academic researchers, PhD candidates, and marketing scholars determine whether a proposed study fits the flagship Journal of Marketing Research (JMR). It applies a rigorous dual-test framework assessing both methodological identification and substantive theoretical or empirical insight. The skill triages research topics across sister marketing journals (such as Journal of Marketing, Marketing Science, and Journal of Consumer Research), identifies early study genres (behavioral, modeling/econometric, or methods), and crafts stress-tested pitches that satisfy JMR standards before committing to data collection and analysis.

Key Features

01Evaluates research topics against JMR's dual rigor and substantive contribution bars
02Enforces pre-commitment checks for exact statistics and replication readiness
03Triages fit between JMR and sister journals like JM, Marketing Science, and JCR
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05Provides pitch stress-testing to refine single-sentence research contributions
06Classifies study genres early across behavioral, econometric modeling, and methods

Use Cases

01Rewriting managerial findings into theoretically disciplined, methodologically rigorous pitches
02Determining if an empirical marketing paper fits JMR rather than JM or Marketing Science
03Refining an early-stage research proposal or dissertation chapter for top-tier AMA submission