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Czech internet influencers'opinion on fast fashion
Koníčková, Veronika ; Rosenfeldová, Jana (advisor) ; Hejlová, Denisa (referee)
This thesis focuses on the relationship between Czech social media influencers and fast fashion (a controversial business strategy used by many fashion industry brands). The aim of the thesis is to describe this relationship and set out the opinions and perceptions of influencers with respect to fast fashion in the context of their social media content and their lives. In-depth interviews and their subsequent analysis were used as the research method in this thesis. The main focus of this thesis is on influencer's knowledge of fast fashion, his ethical perception and his overall social media influence and relationship with his subscribers/followers. The thesis describes influencers' ethical boundaries and internal rules about their social media activity and collaborations with either commercial or non- commercial organizations, especially fashion companies.
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Comparative analysis of communication of selected Czech public universities via social network Facebook
Fikejzová, Michaela ; Máchová, Eva (advisor) ; Hrabánková, Markéta (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with a content analysis of the official Facebook pages of selected Czech public universities for the period of December 2018 - March 2019. The selected subjects are following: Jan Evangelista Purkyně University in Usti nad Labem, University of Ostrava, Tomas Bata University in Zlin, University of West Bohemia in Pilsen and University of Hradec Kralove. The aim of this thesis is to determine what type of content the universities publish on their Facebook pages and to what extent they manage to encourage their followers to interact with given content and to spark conversation. In theoretical part, the thesis deals with the characteristics of social media and its communication specifics, as well as the social network Facebook and its role in the Czech context. The theory further focuses on the adoption of the marketing approach and its specifics in the field of tertiary education, followed by subchapter directly dedicated to the communication of universities via social networks and its effects. In the metodological part there is a characterization of the research method, quantitative content analysis, and its parameters used in the empirical part of this thesis. In the empirical part, there is the analysis of data obtained from the official Facebook pages of the...
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Analysis of Donald J. Trump's twitter campaign during 2016 US presidential election
Neumahr, Martin ; Klvaňa, Tomáš (advisor) ; Fiřtová, Magdalena (referee)
In the first part of the thesis, I will generally introduce marketing to the meaning of US candidates or their electoral teams in the US presidential election in 2016, describe the negative campaign in political marketing, and explain how important part of the US presidential election was Twitter. The second part of the thesis aims to analyze the campaign of the Republican Party candidate in more detail. On a sample of 1458 twitter posts, I will examine whether and how Donald Trump used a negative campaign against his rival candidate Hillary Clinton and also to assess the extent to which his false claims had changed over his campaign in three specific topics. The thesis examines the period from the nomination congress on 18 July 2016 to 8 November 2016, when the US presidential elections were held. At the end of my work, I will try to answer the research questions.
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The role of social media in university education
Filipová, Ludmila ; Hejlová, Denisa (advisor) ; Hrabánková, Markéta (referee)
The internationalization of higher education creates a competitive environment among universities. To engage in these emulous fields, many universities therefore implement marketing strategies in their management and use social media to reach potential and current students. Social media are an effective relationship marketing tool suitable for building brand communities, support customer loyalty, and enhance positive behavior development among students. The aim of this thesis is to explore the use of Facebook by universities in the Czech Republic, to analyze communicated topics, the way they are presented and the response they receive from students. A total of 510 Facebook post from 19 university profiles has been analyzed. The author used the method of content analysis to identify communicated topics and post types. The results show that universities assign to the social media a "role" of community building. The greatest interest of the students received the category of historical events and the category of news. The most effective post format was the picture, the least effective were links to external websites. Analysis of variance further showed that there is a significant difference between individual university profiles and their proportional engagement and that the size of the institution is...
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The role of social media in the political participation of the students
Kostareva, Anna ; Vochocová, Lenka (advisor) ; Petrúšek, Ivan (referee)
In my work I have tried to look at the problem of political participation of students and what role social media play in it. In view of the fact, that the internet plays a very important role in life of modern person, it becomes a platform for various social, political and other events. Young people are more inclined to be influenced by the internet and social networks in all spheres of life, so in my research I have tried to draw conclusions about how young people see themselves in politics, what kinds of activity they often do and how they see the importance of political participation on internet platforms. In my work I present the general concept of political participation and social media, and also the theory of slacktivism and mobilization and normalization hypotheses connected to them. There are also various researches focused on student political activity and participation in political sphere of the state. In addition to the theoretical part, there is a methodological part, where basic research goals and hypotheses, the research method and how the respondent was obtained for this research and how the data were collected are presented. The analytical part presents the results of the research conducted on the basis of an online questionnaire, where the research hypotheses mentioned in...
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Bilingualism at the czech-bavarian border
HRABÁKOVÁ, Anna
The aim of the bachelor thesis was to find bilingual people (Czech-German) living in Czech-Bavarian border region. Afterwards, interviews were recorded with the respondents and transformed into the form of artistic text. The thesis was focused on people born after 1989, and thus it is touching on the phenomenon of again completely penetrable Czech-German border and natural migration in defined region. The thesis used analytical-empirical methods.
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Personal marketing in chosen organisation
JÍŠA, Jiří
the main goal of this theses is to evaluate current personel marketing activities of selected company and to propose changes or extension. The task is to evaluate effectiveness of specific marketing channels, that should help company to increasy the number of production workers. The outcome of this work is to recommend future personel marketing activities to selected company, such as advertising free vacancies and building a good employer brand with the help of personal marketing.
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Use of Facebook for European Union communication: The Czech MEPs Example
Tranová, Khanh Ly ; Shavit, Anna (advisor) ; Klimeš, David (referee)
Bc. Khanh Ly Tranová Abstract The bachelor thesis The use of Facebook to promote the EU on the example of Czech Members of European Parliament deals with analysis of Facebook public profiles of selected Czech politicians who represent Czech interests in the European Parliament. Given the greater role of social networks in general and the important role of Facebook in political communication, this work focuses on understanding how Czech members of European Parliament use new media to explaine the role of the European Union. This research is focused on the time period during the Czech Parliamentary Elections in 2017. During the political campaigns more attention is paid to some political themes, including issues of the functioning of the European Union and the importance of membership in these structures. This present paper argues that the Czech members of European Parliamen can use the increased attention in order to present the European Union and to raise awareness on this issue. From the position of experts on questions about the European Union, they can also take advantage for self-presentation during political campaigns. The theoretical part deals with the definition of political marketing and the use of social networks for political marketing and outlines the current state of presentation of EU topics...
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External communication of small enterprises: A Case Study of Velvet Bakery Prague
Severová, Daniela ; Koudelková, Petra (advisor) ; Vranka, Marek (referee)
Comprehensive and complex communications, which are aligned with the values of a business, play a pivotal role in the functioning of every business. As stated in the introduction, the aim of my bachelor's thesis was to analyse Velvet Bakery Prague's principle communication channels critically as well as in terms of content, plus come up with possible proposals for the streamlining of these. The results indicated a tendency for Velvet Bakery Prague to adopt a more intuitive approach to communications rather than viewing the communication mix in a comprehensive and strategic manner. While the company is able to reach its target audience, shortcomings were noted in terms of exploiting the possibilities offered by the communication tools. A detailed analysis of Velvet Bakery Prague's individual communication channels revealed certain trends which subsequently allowed me to make recommendations for their future communication strategy. Certain reservations were detected in terms of collecting visitor feedback from events which the owners attend with their company as well as the absence of a contact database including data on customers who had made previous purchases with the company. Direct marketing may offer the company a further opportunity to reach potential customers in a more cost effective manner...
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