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The value of live event marketing from its implementer's perspective
Jelínek, Radovan ; Černá, Eliška (advisor) ; Moravcová, Hana (referee)
Event marketing as a marketing communication tool is constantly developing and innovating. It adapts to the changing needs of companies and customers whose activities are increasingly moving to the digital environment. However, the work is based on the premise that personal experience is still one of the most effective ways to communicate something to people so that they remember the product or message in the best possible way. The aim of the thesis is to use the focus group research method to delve deeper into topics such as the value and communication benefits of live events and to show that this type of marketing is still very important in today's digital age and should not be neglected. The theoretical part of the thesis is focused on the introduction to the issue and also presents the theoretical framework of event marketing, which is not very comprehensive in the Czech environment. It also presents the problem that the theoretical study of events deals with and introduces the topic of event typology. The methodological part is devoted to the design of the actual research and the implementation description. The thesis concludes by interpreting the findings emerging from the qualitative research.

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