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Sustainability in fashion
Matějovcová, Dominika ; Soukup, Petr (advisor) ; Remr, Jiří (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with the topics of sustainable and slow fashion, specifically how the sustainability and ideas of slow fashion are reflected in thinking and consumer behavior associated with fashion in the Czech Republic. The theoretical part describes the key concepts associated with this topic and describes the negative impacts of the fashion industry. The thesis focuses on consumer behavior connected to the various stages of the clothing life cycle and the motivation of respondents to exhibit such behavior. A combined research design was used in the research. In the first stage, a quantitative CAWI questionnaire survey was conducted; in the second stage, it was supplemented by semi-structured interviews with respondents interested in sustainable fashion. The analysis in the practical part shows the relationship between the interest in sustainable fashion and socio-demographic indicators of gender, education, economic status and region. The purchase/acquisition of clothing and the consequent maximization of its use showed to be a key phase of sustainable behavior. Accordingly, the interest in sustainable fashion turned out to be a predictor of most of the sustainable shopping behavior, which was most often selected in the questionnaire survey. The results also show that apart from...
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Customer Behavior in a Particular Sphere
Kudrnová, Marcela ; Milichovský, František (referee) ; Mráček, Pavel (advisor)
The thesis focuses on consumer behavior at cat cafés. The theoretical part explains basic concepts and factors which can influence consumer attitude and behavior in response to communication mix. The analytical part deals with interpretation of results from the survey and point of sale analysis which are mainly used for customer segmentation and subsequent adjustment of marketing communication according to each segment, persona and empathy map. The last part contains suggestions based on the results of the analysis.
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Proposal of Marketing Mix of the Selected Company for the Poland Market
Skřivánková, Martina ; Mráček, Pavel (referee) ; Milichovský, František (advisor)
This Master Thesis is concentrates on the problematics of marketing mix of a company entering a foreign market and is divided into three main parts. For reaching the purpose, the theoretical first part is concentrates on research in literature, which defines the theoretical base for the following parts. In the second part, an analysis of the chosen company is made for reaching deep knowledge of the current state of the company as well as of the micro and macroenvironment of the polish market. This part also contains a quantitative questionnaire-based market research. The last part of this Thesis focuses on proposals of marketing mix usable for successful expansion to a foreign market. This expansion should reach out to new customers and establish the company at the market entering.
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Childrens tolerance for advertisements
Rosenbaumová, Petra ; Syřiště, Ivo (advisor) ; Duschinská, Karolina (referee)
The content of this bachelor's thesis is the analysis of advertising communication as the phenomena of contemporary world, especially in the relation to target group of children. The work focuses on the television being the most effective advertising medium. The theoretical part firstly deals with characterizing of the television medium, then it specifies television as the tool of advertising communication. Subsequently, the work concentrates on the advertising itself, its goals and specifics. The attention is also paid to child addressees and legislative and ethical precautions that protect them in the area of advertisement. The work specifically focuses on the level of child's tolerance to television advertisement and on the basis of qualitative research, it evaluates the child's knowledge of advertisement and what they mind about it.
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Humor as a marketing tool and its impact on consumer behavior
Janjić, Saška ; Vranka, Marek (advisor) ; Halada, Jan (referee)
The bachelor thesis, titled Humor as a marketing tool and its impact on consumer behavior, deals with the use of humor in marketing communication. The main objective of the thesis is to explore the effect of humor in marketing on brand perception and purchase intensions of consumers. The thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical. In the theoretical part, the consumer is being focused on firstly in order to understand principles of market behavior and factors that influences this behavior. Comprehending that is crucial in order to thoroughly understand the impacts of humor that are described in following parts of the thesis. The next part of the thesis deals with humor from a psychological point of view, it explains what humor is and describes some of the selected theories. The last chapter of the theoretical part connects humor and marketing, explains the principles, the effects, but also the advantages and the disadvantages that this practice deals with. The practical part consists of research that aims to explore the effects and the impacts of humor in marketing on the perception of promoted brands and the purchase intentions of consumers. The results of the research suggest that humor has some positive effects on brand reception. Especially, consumers perceive the brand as...
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The influence of objective factors in decision making and consumer behavior
Šprachtová, Pavlína ; Rymeš, Milan (advisor) ; Kirovová, Iva (referee)
Univerzita Karlova v Praze Filozofická fakulta Katedra psychologie Diplomová práce Bc. Pavlína Šprachtová Vliv objektivních faktorů na rozhodování a nákupní chování spotřebitelů The influence of objective factors in decision making and consumer behavior V Praze 31. 11. 2015 Vedoucí práce: Doc. PhDr. Milan Rymeš, CSc. Abstract Based on professional literature research will be compile, description and definition of objective factors (e.g. demographics, social groups, culture etc.), which influenced consumers decision making and buying. Separate chapter will be focused on impact of social groups, too. Available research with topic of motivation and other aspects influencing consumer's behavior will be analyzed and compared. The empirical part will be targeted on objective factors which affect consumers decision making in situation of buying a car. Special space will be devoted impact of social groups. The aim of that diploma thesis is to find out significance and impact of objective factors in consumer decision making and description and definition of social norm, which affect product or service given current lifestyle. Keywords consumer behavior, buying decision making, objective factors, advertisement
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Awareness of greenwashing and green consumption among the young generation
Šoupalová, Sára ; Miessler, Jan (advisor) ; Vochocová, Lenka (referee)
The topic of ecology has resonated more and more in society in recent years, and the concept of sustainability in many forms is an integral part of this. Companies set out to fight for a green future with their product offerings and marketing strategies. But greenwashing practices can often be part of this company communication and the product or a brand could look more ecological than it is and the truth about the impact on the environment often remains hidden. Although the practices are considered misleading advertising, which is regulated by the state, in practice we may still find about half of the products that do not provide sufficient information to assess the accuracy of the claim. The aim of this work is to reflect on the issue of greenwashing and map the awareness of this phenomenon in Czech society with a closer focus on the young generation because it was the young generation that has been the focus of attention in connection with the Fridays For Future movement in recent years. The work is divided into theoretical, methodological, and research parts. In the research part is using quantitative research, the hypothesis is examined according to which the young generation is more ecological, and thus their awareness of greenwashing is greater. Research has shown that awareness of...
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Generation Z and sports brands
Šustrová, Tereza ; Voráček, Josef (advisor) ; Navrátilová, Miroslava (referee)
Title: Generation Z and sports brands Objectives: Main goal of the diploma thesis is to find out brand importance in decision-making process of generation Z living in capital city of Prague using group interviews. Methods: The qualitative method was used in the diploma via group interviews. Scenario of the group interviews was based on literature search. Audio record was taken during the interview which was used with notes to analyzing the data. Summary protocol method was used to rewrite data from audio record. Results: For generation Z living in the capital city of Prague, the brand plays its role in the buying decision-making process in all its phases in the purchase of sporting goods. Generation Z living in capital city of Prague got good relationship with sporting brands. They are willing to pay more money for branded goods and they are loyal to brands. Keywords: generation Z, brand, sports brand, consumer, consumer behavior, buyer decision process
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Customer / Consumer Behavior in a Particular Sphere
Prokopová, Lucie ; Milichovský, František (referee) ; Mráček, Pavel (advisor)
The bachelor thesis analyzes consumer behavior in a particular sphere. The theoretical part deals mainly with the influencing factors consumer behavior. This part also discusses about the purchasing decisions that may be influenced by the communication mix. The practical part contains an analysis of the point of sale and a description of marketing activities of the selected company. Based on the performed analysis, are made proposals for changes in specific areas of the communication mix. These changes should ensure a better perception of the issue throught whole society.
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