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Trends in marketing targeted at children
Růžičková, Julie ; Klabíková Rábová, Tereza (advisor) ; Zezulková, Markéta (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with current trends in the field of marketing communication targeted at children. The topic of advertising targeted at children comes up with a variety of questions about regulation and ethics and current trends in communication make it even more complicated. The research of reference literature is a basis of the theoretical part of the work, which describes some aspects of targeting at children in more details. On one hand it is different perception of advertising content in connection with the age of children, on the other hand it is regulation of advertising itself and ethical dimension of the whole problem. Besides, also tools and communication channels targeting at children and the newest trends in this field are described. Since the advertising targeted at children is closely related to parents, the second part of the work is devoted to their perception of marketing communication with children via questionnaires. The result of the thesis is not only introduction of current trends in communication with children, but also tendencies in perception of the communication by parents, who considers the advertising targeted at children as a highly unethical and calls for more regulation. Beyond regulation could be a good solution of overgrown advertising targeted at children...
Child as a consumer and his/her influence on decision-making processes of adults.
Juřicová, Martina ; Postler, Milan (advisor) ; Mikeš, Jiří (referee)
Children nowadays are exposed to a huge amount of advertisements wherever they go. It appears that children are a very attractive target group because of their ability to influence their parents to buy them preferred products and brands. This Thesis focuses on analysis of children's influence on their parents' purchase decisions. The Thesis consists of 5 chapters. First three parts are theoretical. The introductory chapter deals with the consumer's purchase decision-making process and factors that affect this process. The second part describes family as a special consumer unit which forms individual consumer behaviour. Final theoretical chapter focuses on the child as a specific consumer and customer. In the practical part the reserach is conducted to reveal into what extent children influence their parents about purchase. At the end the recommendations for successful children advertisement are set up.

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