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The Internet as a tool of communication and business promotion
Procházková, Anna ; Kubálková, Markéta (advisor) ; Topolová, Ivana (referee)
The paper deals with the Internet as a tool of business promotion and marketing communication. It contains a general definition of marketing communication, integrated communication and online communication. The paper partly deals with importance of the Internet, and its future as well. It provides an outline for the current use of the Internet as a medium for company's online presentation. The paper is in detail focusing on efficient design of websites, graphic and context advertising, advertising through social networks and online PR. The practical part includes the description of Internet utilization for marketing communication and promotion in the company Clever Decision. The aim of the paper is to assess the Internet as a medium which is nowadays becoming more and more favoured. The benefit of the paper is to make recommendations for the company, which should improve its online presentation and raise effectiveness of its marketing activities.
Internet advertising as a marketing tool
Šolín, Petr ; Krsek, Libor (advisor) ; Horný, Stanislav (referee)
This bachelor thesis deals with online advertising as a marketing tool. The aim of this thesis is a proper understanding of the concept of internet advertising and a summary of unwritten rules and recommendations of internet advertising for firms. A theoretical part deals with the marketing mix as an important element of marketing, continued by explaining the concept of online advertising and its three integral parts. These parts consist of search marketing, text ads, billboards. Each of these parts has got a separate chapter explaining concept's essence. At the end of the theoretical part there are models of paying for advertising discussed as well as tools for a measurability of online advertising. A practical part is broken down into two parts. The first part consists of a selection of companies, which are tested by Google Analytics. Results are shown in the examples and clearly interpreted. The second part consists of an evaluation of marketing research. The results are used together with data from measurement to evaluate the hypotheses. Then there are written rules and recommendations as I have mentioned above.

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