The main subject of this thesis is the area of marketing for educational institutions. First part is focused on general theoretical aspects of marketing of services, specificity of marketing for educational institutions and marketing communication. The operative part attends to a selection of an educational institution, an execution of an analysis of internal and external environment of the school, an implementation of a marketing research recognizing image of the school and based on that designing the concrete marketing communication strategy.

This diploma thesis addresses one of the modern marketing communication tools -- event marketing whose importance is steeply growing in these days not only abroad but also in the Czech Republic. The objective of this work is to analyze certain problems associated with event marketing involvement in the marketing communication mix of a company occurring in the business-to-business sector. The first part of the work is devoted to the theoretical introduction to different issues around event marketing. However, its main content is created by a view of the situation of the particular company -- MECAS ESI s.r.o. In this part I put emphasis on three event types, using them to carry out a deeper analysis with the aim to reveal their essential problems and to propose certain recommendations to the future. Regarding the applied methods, I use especially structured interviews with particular members of the company, further I gain some information also from a questionnaire survey carried out among event attendees and finally I complete these results with my own knowledge and experience from the company's environment. In the end I come to the conclusion that most of the problems are caused by the insufficient level of cooperation between the sales and marketing department.

The aim of this diploma thesis is suggestion of communication strategy for the Children's Centre by FTN (non-profit organization). The first part is dedicated to the theoretical definition and explanation of terms from the perspective of non-profit organizations. After a theoretical introduction followed by a practical part of the thesis, which consists of online research and the specific proposed activities for the non-profit organization with regard of the obtained results. Analyzes marketing mix, the current situation and possibilities for its solution.

[Truncated abstract] Rumours can lead to unpredictable events: the manner in which an organisation responds to a commercial rumour can alter its reputation, and can affect its profitability as well as, ultimately, its survival. Commercial rumours are now a prominent feature of the business environment. They can emerge from organisational change, pending workforce layoffs, mergers, and changes to management, in addition, commercial rumours can lower morale and undermine productivity. There are several well-known examples of commercial rumours that have been, or continue to be, circulated. Commercial rumours are typically either about a conspiracy or contamination issue. Conspiracy rumours usually target those organisational practices or policies which are identified as undesirable by the stakeholders. This form of rumour is often precipitated by situations where people do not have all the information about a situation, for example the rumour about Proctor & Gamble being run by the Moonies. Snapple, the soft drink company, was rumoured in 1992 to be supporting the Ku Klux Klan in closing abortion clinics. Contamination rumours are wide-ranging and typically have revulsion theme, such as McDonald’s "worms in the burger", Pop Rock’s candies which exploded in the stomach, and poison in Herron’s paracetamol . . . Marketers suggest that web sites Commerical Rumour Responses on the Web represent the future of marketing communications on the Internet. The key implication of this study for organisations is when faced with a negative rumour, specific and selected Web pages can be used manage company’s stakeholders recall the rumour and organisational stakeholders can be persuaded by the company’s rumour response strategies.

The theme of the thesis is retail marketing. The aim is to determine the actual market position of independent retail subject (The Store) by observation of the Store and its competition, situational and territorial analysis. There was made an analyses of means of communication which the Store uses. In the Store there was an experiment with change of location of articles realized to achieve increase of sold units. A number of recommendations which can help to improve market position of the Store have developed from the analysis and experiments.

The diploma thesis is dealing with the analysis of the use of social networks by two canadian political parties and their leaders during the Canadian federal election 2015. The thesis refers to the theory of political communication, election campaigns and political marketing as the theoretical basis. It approaches the concept of Web 2.0 and identifies two major social media functions in political communication, dissemination of information and engagement. Use of social media and the representation of the these features is further analyzed by quantitative content analysis on social networks Facebook, Twitter and Youtube. The thesis builds on the past and present social networking research and can serve as a basis for further research into the use of social networks in political communication.

This diploma thesis deals with the communication mix of Garnier, one of the most famous global brands of the cosmetic company L'Oréal. The goals are to analyze brand's communication , especially TV advertisments and their effects. The main goal is to find out more about consumer perception of the ads and brand as such. The thesis also contains my own marketing research on the main topics mensioned above, which basically means revealing the communication effects of the TV ads.

The aim of this thesis is on the basis of theoretical knowledge and empirical data to analyze previous communication activities and to suggest recommendations on communication strategy for small enterprise -- UNO DUE beauty salon, which is operating in Prague. We also put attention on the special features of used communication tools and channels determinated by nationality of owners, employees and clients. The thesis is divided in 2 parts: teoretical and practical. First part is going to explain such basic terms as marketing, marketing and communication mix, services, marketing and communication strategy. Second part is about small enterprise UNO DUE beauty salon and recommedations on its communication strategy on the basis of situation analysis, evaluation of previous communication activities and own research.

The importance of the banking sector keeps growing in the modern world, and the marketing communication of banks intensifies as competition heightens. The diploma thesis covers not only the analysis of communication tools of banks, evaluation and comparison of the effectivity of their communication, but also segmentation and targeting of consumers of banking products in the Czech Republic. Conducting segmentation helps to understand consumers better, choose suitable target segments and to create tailored communication. At the end of the thesis, the communication of banks is evaluated in relation to the created segments, and recommendations are made about targeting the segments. All analyses in the thesis are based on real data.

The main purpose of this diploma thesis is to analyze surroundings of beauty salon which provides non - invasive liposuction, public awareness of this unique method and also customer satisfaction. The results and information from all of these analyses will be synthesized into proposal of tools and precautions which will improve the process of service and guarantee more extensive and contented range of clients.