Deborah Colton-Hebert
Associate Professor
Department of MIS, Marketing, and Analytics
Saunders College of Business
585-475-4939
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#3323 Saunders College of Business
Deborah Colton-Hebert
Associate Professor
Department of MIS, Marketing, and Analytics
Saunders College of Business
Education
BA, State University of New York at Buffalo; MBA, Rochester Institute of Technology; Ph.D., University of South Carolina
585-475-4939
Areas of Expertise
International business
Marketing
Marketing strategy
Internet marketing
Electronic retailing
Select Scholarship
Invited Article/Publication
Colton, D., (2025). Real-World Learning in Marketing Education Through the Investor Conference. <em>Journal is not in list - being petitioned</em> . .
Moriuchi, E., Landers, V., Colton, D., & Hair, N. (2020). Engagement with chatbots versus augmented reality interactive technology in e-commerce. <em>Journal of Strategic Marketing</em> . .
Colton, D., & Poploski, S. (2018). A Content Analysis of Corporate Blogs to Identify Communications Strategies, Objectives and Dimensions of Credibility. <em>Journal of Promotion Management</em> . .
Published Conference Proceedings
Chung, S., & Colton, D. (2022). The Impact of Online Shoppers' Gender and Spatial Needs on Purchase Decisions (FULL PAPER PUBLICATION). American Marketing Association (AMA).
Colton, D., (2019). Social Brand Stars: Brands and Their Influencers. 14th Annual Business Research Consortium Conference.
Colton, D., (2018). Does Blog Authorship Matter? Corporate and Third-Party Blogs and Brand Attitudes. Society for Marketing Advances.
Invited Keynote/Presentation
Colton, D., (2019). Social Brand Stars: Brands and Their Influencers. 14th Annual Business Research Consortium Conference.
Colton, D., (2019). Experiential Marketing: A Sales Pitch, A Conference and A Good Cause. 14th Annual Business Research Consortium Conference.
Colton, D., & Murthy, R. (2018). Consumers with Food Allergies: Call for Research. Society for Marketing Advances.
Currently Teaching
MKTG-330
Global Marketing
3 Credits
A hands-on course focusing on developing marketing strategies for entering and competing in foreign countries. Topics include foreign market opportunity assessment, developing commercialization and entry strategies, understanding foreign customers and distribution channels, and communicating value through advertising and promotion in different markets.
MKTG-761
Marketing Concepts and Commercialization
3 Credits
An introduction to contemporary principles and practices of marketing. The course is structured around the process of marketing planning leading to the development of successful marketing strategies, including the commercialization of products and services in domestic and international environments. Focus is on environmental scanning techniques, setting and evaluating measurable objectives, innovating and controlling the interrelated components of product/service offering, planning and executing the marketing mix (channels of distribution, price, and promotion), and enhancing customer relationships through the delivery of customer value.