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Marketing of virtual reality: Case study of Oculus VR
Klouda, Filip ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (advisor) ; Klimeš, David (referee)
This thesis deals with the use of marketing communication for virtual reality devices from Oculus VR, which includes the Oculus Rift, Samsung Gear VR and Oculus Go. Main attention is drawn towards the Oculus Rift, which was the first commercially available VR device to render a fully 3D environment. The thesis analyzes various tools of marketing communication used in promoting the Rift and other Oculus products. The first part is devoted to theoretical concepts of virtual reality and the long history of this phenomenon, from the first stereoscope to modern head-mounted displays we know today. The following chapter examines the theories of marketing and public relations, as well as related concepts of digital marketing, event marketing and crisis communication. The second part presents the reader with an analysis of several forms of commercial communication used for promoting the Oculus Rift, including the crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter, interacting with target audiences on social media and showcasing the Rift on various gaming and technology events. The closing part of the analysis provides the reader with an overview of the PR crisis the company faced in 2016 in relation to a political lobbying scandal of Oculus' founder Palmer Luckey.
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The Pragmalinguistic Analysis of Teleshopping of Products From the Area of Cosmetics and Fitness
Tobolová, Michaela ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (advisor) ; Schneiderová, Soňa (referee)
This bachelor's thesis is focused on the means of communication which are used by teleshopping to appeal to the viewers as the paper aims to discover whether teleshopping attempts to manipulate them. The theoretical part introduces teleshopping in relation to the marketing communication discourse and briefly discusses the psychology behind the viewers' purchase decision. In the methodological part, the paper introduces linguistics, pragmalinguistics and pragmalinguistic analysis as an approach to researching language. Moreover, it elaborates on manipulation and persuasion both as such and in relation to teleshopping. The practical part describes the relevant social context and then carries out pragamlinguistic analysis of three teleshopping spots, which advertise a juicer Mr Juice, slimming gel Slim Express and slimming belt U-Slender. The analysis puts emphasis on the use of language and potential argumentative fallacies. Based on the findings of the analysis, the thesis then summarizes style typical for teleshopping and compares it to the style typical for advertisements in terms of the use of language and in terms of manipulation. Lastly, a research is carried out to find how teleshopping is perceived by the public and whether the viewers are capable of distinguishing a fallacy shall they...
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Theatre institutions as brands and their equity
Tulka, Martin ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (advisor) ; Schneiderová, Soňa (referee)
The objective of this theses is to help find a way of building and measuring brand equity in a specific environment of theatre institutions. Chosen objectives are achieved by confronting the theoretical bases of building brand equity and the practice performed by theatre institutions, which was identified through semi-structured interviews with the marketing managers of 5 selected institutions. The result is a series of general recommendations for individual brand equity subcategories: loyalty, awareness, perceived quality and brand associations. Theatre institutions should apply strategic brand thinking, use appropriate branding tools regarding their financial and time possibilities, target audiences, and artistic leadership. They should focus on identifying the core audience, developing and promoting audience loyalty, managing the interaction of audience and employees as brand representatives, establishing a positioning and use it in communication, extending a brand to other communication channels, on the quality of the services, achieve harmony between audience associations and the brand concept. These recommendations may be adapted by theatre institutions and used to build brand values more effectively.
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Present day-communication and language practise in the field of marketing from the prespective of marketing specialists
Kalousová, Kristýna ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (advisor) ; Schneiderová, Soňa (referee)
The aim of the bachelor thesis is to outline an overview of language and language specifics which are used mainly by experts in the branch of marketing communication and PR as the part of a professional discourse. It describes the relationship between these language users and their lexicon. The aim of the thesis is not only to depict current trends of a unique slang and explain its function in the real communication of marketing communication and PR but also characterise a rational and emotional relationship of experts in marketing communication and PR. Nowadays, it is common to examine the language of advertisement but not the language of marketing communication and its practical usage and the reflection of the active language users, which is the merit of this bachelor thesis.
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The current trends of outdoor advertisment extraordinary forms, focused on Prague
Linhart, Tomáš ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (advisor) ; Koudelková, Petra (referee)
This thesis addresses the complexity of outdoor advertisement in the Czech Republic. In the theoretical section, characteristics of outdoor communication, advantages and disadvantages, forms, the market and associations are presented. The empirical section analyses the current trends of outdoor advertisement extraordinary forms based on the field research findings and the concluding chapter puts both the theory and findings into the context of the environment in Prague. In this final part, the advertisement smog and accordance with surroundings and legislation are examined. The default assumption is that the outdoor advertisement is ubiquitous and is influencing every single individual. The impact varies, but essential is that the outdoor advertisement is impossible to drop or shut down; it is only possible to ignore it in order to avoid it. This might cause the Czech indifference to the advertisement oversaturation, which is often criticised by artists and experts. The aim of the thesis is to analyse and collect the current trends of outdoor extraordinary adaptations with respect to form and content. The theory is followed by the empirical section analysing the data obtained by field research in Prague. Several popular trends were discovered: multidimensional additional structures, special 3D design,...
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Green Marketing in the Digital Age
Halamková, Veronika ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (advisor) ; Rosenfeldová, Jana (referee)
The goal of the Green Marketing in the Digital Age Bachelor's thesis is to contribute to the Czech discourse on green marketing with contemporary findings, explore the relations among the classical marketing theory, the green movement and new opportunities of the digital age as well as to analyse the current situation in the area of green marketing on the Czech market. The theoretical part recapitulates the historical evolution of green marketing, describes the current situation, and suggests prospective future progress in the area. Furthermore, it focuses on the main challenges in the communication of environmental themes and sets them in the context of the digital age, new media and its advantages that may hold the key to solving said challenges. Finally, it provides two sets of good practice principles for responsible and website communication. The practical part draws up on the theoretical one with the use of selected principles from each set as the assessment criteria for analysing the style and quality of green communication on corporate website across industries. The results of the analysis provide a compact overview in the form of numeric scores and an additional commentary for each industry. The practical part concludes with the final evaluation of results and a set of suggestions for further...
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Semiotic analysis of TV communication of Air Bank brand in 2017
Janouch, Filip ; Schneiderová, Soňa (advisor) ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (referee)
This bachelor thesis, based on semiotic analysis, analyses audivisual commercials. It consists of two parts, a theoretical and a practical one. The theoretical part desribes semiotics as science, examines its history, development and modern phase. In this part, the sign is determined as the original element of the whole semiotics as a science. Further, advertising is described as a communication act and audiovisuals elements of advertising are also described. Concurrently, the knowledge obtained while studying semiotics is extended. This extension means that there is room for description for several other related phenomena, such as denotation, connotation and myth. Roland Barthes Mythologies is being used in this part, too. The practical part contains two following sections. The first one deals with semiotics analysis itself. The analysis was made on selected TV commercials ads of the Air Bank brand and was based on Roland Barthes Mythologies. Barthes approach was chosen because it does not limit us only to only one method and lets us research all elements of advertising, for example story, scene, image and sound. The second part is a personal inteview with the author of these commercials, Mr. Tomáš Belko, creative director of Ogilvy & Mather, s.r.o advertising agency. The aim of this section is to...
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The development of advertising in the daily newspaper Mladá fronta DNES between the years 2012-2016
Samšuková, Jana ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (advisor) ; Soukeník, Štěpán (referee)
The diploma thesis The development of advertising in the daily newspaper Mladá fronta DNES between the years 2012-2016 analyzes the development and possible changes of advertising in the Czech daily broadsheet Mladá fronta DNES of the publishing house Mafra, a.s. between the years 2012-2016. In particular, this thesis aims to describe the trends in the concentration of advertisements, the ratio of original content and advertising, the interconnection of advertising with the graphic or thematic side of the editorial content of the journal, or the development of advertising formats and topics. These findings are attained by quantitative content analysis, namely so-called emergent coding. In the addressed theoretical Framework, the aspects of the economic functioning of the media are addressed as well as the theory of advertising, the phenomenon of advertising in the press or its legislative anchoring. The author also devotes several pages to the phenomenon of media commercialization, as well as its appearance in the Czech media environment. Part of the work is also devoted to the presentation of the daily broadsheet Mladá fronta DNES, its history and its current position on the Czech media market. In the second half of the thesis the methodology of research is presented, as well as both its design...
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