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Purchasing Tendency of Consumers Buying Fair-Trade Products
Čerňanská, Marie ; Remr, Jiří (advisor) ; Tuček, Milan (referee)
The thesis "Purchasing tendency of consumers buying fair-trade products" examines aspects that influence consumer behaviour when buying fair-trade products. The thesis is based on a combination of two research methods - secondary data analysis and semi-structured interview. Secondary research uses data from a survey focused on the purchase, preferences and attitudes of fair-trade that was carried out by the Institute of evaluations and social analysis (INESAN). The quantitative part consist of two texts. The first part concentrates on finding aspects that can play a role in consumers' preference in purchasing fair-trade products. The second part concentrates on the purchase itself. It focuses on the extent to which consumers' purchase of fair- trade products is planned or impulsive. The qualitative part is based on quantitative analysis and focuses on established facts in detail. The thesis concludes that buying fair-trade products is influenced by social aspects, quality, price, availability and awareness of fair-trade products and the level of planning depends on the situation.
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Functional and emotional impulses during shopping at the point of sale
Šteflová, Aneta ; Jesenský, Daniel (advisor) ; Koudelková, Petra (referee)
The Bachelor's thesis entitled "Functional and emotional impulses during shopping at the point of sale" addresses the description of buying impulses in a retail store. It illustrates those marketing possibilities for application of impulses in communication of non-chocolate sweets at the point of sale in hypermarkets. The first theoretical part defines shopping at the point of sale, its terminology, provides information about impulsive shopping and analyse particular buying impulses and possibilities of their usage. In the second part of the theses, theoretical knowledge is used from the first part to describe in-store marketing communication tools employed by different brands of non- chocolate category at the point of sale of Czech hypermarkets. Information about buying impulses is gained from literature and on-line sources. Information about POP communication tools in hypermarkets comes from my own observation and from analytic discussion of impulses' usage with materials gathered from the theoretical part. The main focus is on description of the current situation in application of POP communication tools, especially buying impulses used in communication of sweets with customers at the point of sale.
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Functional and emotional impulses during shopping at the point of sale
Šteflová, Aneta ; Jesenský, Daniel (advisor) ; Koudelková, Petra (referee)
The Bachelor's thesis entitled "Functional and emotional impulses during shopping at the point of sale" addresses the description of buying impulses in a retail store. It illustrates those marketing possibilities for application of impulses in communication of non-chocolate sweets at the point of sale in hypermarkets. The first theoretical part defines shopping at the point of sale, its terminology, provides information about impulsive shopping and analyse particular buying impulses and possibilities of their usage. In the second part of the theses, theoretical knowledge is used from the first part to describe in-store marketing communication tools employed by different brands of non- chocolate category at the point of sale of Czech hypermarkets. Information about buying impulses is gained from literature and on-line sources. Information about POP communication tools in hypermarkets comes from my own observation and from analytic discussion of impulses' usage with materials gathered from the theoretical part. The main focus is on description of the current situation in application of POP communication tools, especially buying impulses used in communication of sweets with customers at the point of sale.
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Purchasing Tendency of Consumers Buying Fair-Trade Products
Čerňanská, Marie ; Remr, Jiří (advisor) ; Tuček, Milan (referee)
The thesis "Purchasing tendency of consumers buying fair-trade products" examines aspects that influence consumer behaviour when buying fair-trade products. The thesis is based on a combination of two research methods - secondary data analysis and semi-structured interview. Secondary research uses data from a survey focused on the purchase, preferences and attitudes of fair-trade that was carried out by the Institute of evaluations and social analysis (INESAN). The quantitative part consist of two texts. The first part concentrates on finding aspects that can play a role in consumers' preference in purchasing fair-trade products. The second part concentrates on the purchase itself. It focuses on the extent to which consumers' purchase of fair- trade products is planned or impulsive. The qualitative part is based on quantitative analysis and focuses on established facts in detail. The thesis concludes that buying fair-trade products is influenced by social aspects, quality, price, availability and awareness of fair-trade products and the level of planning depends on the situation.
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Factors Influencing Impulse Buying in Retail Stores
Giorgadze, Nino ; Král, Petr (advisor) ; Karlíček, Miroslav (referee)
Impulse buying is a widely pervasive phenomenon. Statistics shows that more and more shoppers are experiencing irresistible urge to purchase unplanned and in most cases unnecessary product. Existing researches fall short in identifying most suitable tools that marketers can adopt in order to promote impulsive sales. Therefore, this thesis provides deep analysis of those, controllable factors that influence impulse buying. Particularly four external cues are examined: product display, promotional signage, sensory elements and social atmospherics. Research has deductive approach. First, existing academic articles and research papers are analyzed. Then two different methods of primary data collection are covered. Self-reported online survey is used as a main research tool. Received data of 193 respondents is analyzed in SPSS software using Pearson correlation test and standard multiple regression analysis. Results of store experiment and interviews are covered next. The research concludes that product display has strongest impact on impulse buying, influences and encourages consumer unplanned purchase decisions. Thus, marketers are advised to promote product presentation in the stores.
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