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Rebranding of brand Tonak a.s. (2015-2017)
Jůzková, Marie ; Halada, Jan (advisor) ; Hejlová, Denisa (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to describe the rebranding process and evaluate the communication activities of Tonak a.s. company between years 2015 and 2017. First part explains the theory of branding and rebranding, how these two theories are used by Tonak in this process, and which tools of branding were altered. Main changes explained in this thesis are in value of the brand, price, and its design. Further, this thesis introduces the new communication plan connected to the rebranding of the Tonak company. Tools of marketing communication were identified, and specific examples characterize in which way the company applied these tools. The thesis focuses on the relevance of rebranding and specifically chosen communication tools that evaluate the propriety of Tonak company proceeding.
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Social Identity Construction of Exclusive Women's Magazines Readers
Horová, Alena ; Hejlová, Denisa (advisor) ; Baslarová, Iva (referee)
This thesis examines how exclusive women's magazines readers approach the category of luxury, their relationship with products announced in these magazines and whether the feeling of luxury, aroused by such magazines, is affiliated with a certain social class. This thesis also focuses on question whether these readers regard physisal atractiveness as a sign of social status. The theoretical part of this thesis describes several concepts which are important in the context of media studies: social constructivism, the process of understanding media effects, the conception of uses and gratification and the role of mass media in the socialization process. This part further elaborates on exclusive women's magazines, conceptions of lifestyle, luxury, fashion and its importance for identity construction. The methodological part introduces the methodology of the analysis and the analysis itself. The sample used for this analysis was composed of ten respondents which were subjected to an in-depth interview. Each interview also included reception analysis. The following chapters describe the results of this analysis.
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Analysis of luxury goods markets. Case study: Superyacht industry.
Březinová, Anna ; Neumann, Pavel (advisor) ; Buryan, Šimon (referee)
Bachelor thesis "Analysis of luxury goods markets. Case study: Superyacht industry" covers the topic of luxury goods as a specific sector of the global economy. The thesis describes economic trends and aims to forecast the future developments on the markets. The thesis is mainly focuses on the superyacht industry which is a very niche market but its global contribution cannot be overlooked. The thesis describes main players in the industry, analyzes recent trends and evaluates the overall contribution to global economy.
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Sale of Luxury Goods
Prosečová, Kristina ; Zeman, Jiří (advisor) ; Filipová, Alena (referee)
The Bachelor's thesis deals with the luxury goods market. In the first part, the thesis defines luxury goods by income demand elasticity and income consumption curve. Also it charakterizes the development of the world luxury goods market in particular regions in 2007 - 2013 and deals with the expansion of the most valued luxury brands in the world. In the second part, the thesis analyses the sale of luxury goods, on the one hand, by the most expensive shopping streets, it evaluates the level and the development of rents on these streets and also the influence of the selected factors on the localization of luxury shopping streets in the country; on the other hand, by clientele and supply adequacy of luxury goods. At the end the thesis deals with the forgery of luxury goods and its influence on the original luxury goods market.
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Communication activities of Louis Vuitton and Dior in 2014
Luu, Linda ; Zamazalová, Marcela (advisor) ; Pešek, Ondřej (referee)
The main topic of this bachelor thesis is the communication activities of specific luxury brands and it's aim is to describe and analyse the methods they communicate. The thesis describes a method of communication luxury brands. I choose the communication activities of two leading international fashion house -- Luis Vuitton and Dior. In first part I focused on describing modern marketing of luxury brand and their marketing mix. The second part is focused on the history and communication activities of specifics luxury brands. In the final part of the thesis is analysis MML-TGI from school database, and also an analysis of the questionnaire.
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Business and Trade Opportunities in China
Kratochvíl, Jan ; Khelerová, Vladimíra (advisor)
This thesis focuses on the matters of luxury goods in the Chinese market. In the theoretical part, there are luxury and attitude to a luxury brand described in detail. The practical part is devoted to the objectives of the thesis and they are following: to find specifics of Chinese consumers of luxury goods, to determine how the Chinese perceive luxury goods how they approach them and primarily why they buy luxury goods. Finally, the thesis seeks to identify differences of the Chinese luxury goods market and based on these findings, it provides recommendations to the Czech luxury companies, which want to succeed with their products in the Chinese market.
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Luxury goods marketing
Šebelík, Ondřej ; Koudelka, Jan (advisor) ; Zamazalová, Marcela (referee)
Luxury. A fascinating world of privilege, branding, wealth, heritage, and power. A shadow of ourselves: self-image perceived through the individuality, authenticity and uniqueness of an object. Epitomized snobbery. What makes luxury products so special? What are the features of luxury brand and how far can it stretch? Is the luxury market still growing? These are some of the questions this paper aims to answer. Furthermore, the luxury wine segment is analyzed and an outline of a marketing strategy of a luxury wine brand entering the Czech market is provided.
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Compability of luxury and the concept of simple living
Soukupová, Barbora ; Machková, Hana (advisor) ; Tisovski, Marija (referee)
Is luxury consumption incompatible with simple living? ... or not? For most of the people the question and the answer are obvious. On the first sight, it seems that there is no compatibility at all. How can luxury that is often connected and used as a synonym for opulence, excessive useless things and so on be even placed in one sentence with such a frugal concept as simple living? The purpose of this thesis is to define the framework and the issues that arise when putting the two concepts together. The findings of the thesis can be treated in deeper research that can follow and be inspired by this thesis. In order to prove and explain the analytical part, the findings are applied on real life examples. The theoretical part defines what luxury is, what its specific attributes are and why it stands apart from the "traditional" marketing approach. What is more, the impact of internalization and globalization on the luxury products and services is particular and cannot be treated in the same manner as for the mass consumption brands. The second analytical part treats the concept of simple living, the common misunderstandings and the philosophy of the concept. The two concepts are then put together in order to search for some for the points in common and the incompatibilities. The last chapter is dedicated to a practical illustration of the theory stated. Five star spa hotel and forest retreat Chateau Mcely is used as an example of luxury meeting simple living in some areas. The hotel is briefly introduced starting with the history of the building and then the modern history of the today's hotel after it was acquired by the actual owners, Inéz and James Cusumano. The mission statement and the principal idea of the project are detailed same as is the marketing mix of Chateau Mcely. And finally, the sustainability and ways of creating it are presented in order to underline the symbiosis of luxurious hotel and simple living, at least in some domains.
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