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Marketing analysis of in-store tastings of Orion Ateliér from Nestlé
Kománková, Eliška ; Procházková, Markéta (advisor) ; Presslová, Lucie (referee)
The aim of this bachelor thesis is to evaluate the importance of in-store tastings, to assess their effectiveness and identify opportunities to increase their efficiency. The theoretical part explains the key concepts of marketing communication, focusing on sales promotion. Furthermore, the author is concerned with consumer behaviour, especially purchase decisions. In the practical part, there are results of the analysis of tastings of new chocolate Orion Ateliér from Nestlé. The questionnaire survey analysed consumer motivation to taste and buy the product or what discouraged consumers from purchasing it. Differences in consumer shopping behaviour with respect to point of sale and gender were examined too. The questionnaire survey confirms that tastings can persuade customers to purchase the product.
In-store communication
Stoklasová, Karolina ; Filipová, Alena (advisor) ; Zeman, Jiří (referee)
The purpose of this thesis is to evaluate advantages and disadvantages in -store communication and identify increase in efficiency, with a detailed focus on tastings in hypermarkets. This thesis is composed of both a theoretical and a practical part. Introductory chapter of theoretical part is a look at field in-store communication. Second part concentrates on below the line communication, where in-store communication falls into. The third part is described from the customer's perspective. Here is in detail deals with the sensorial marketing and neuromarketing, which deals with what influences customer at the point of sale. The practical part explores my own marketing research, which focuses on the tastings at the point of sale and on how the customer perceives them.

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