The objective of the diploma thesis is to find out the general utilization of Guerilla Marketing. It focuses particularly on attitudes of companies and customers dealing with this nontraditional form of marketing communication. Finally it compares these attitudes with utilization of traditional forms of Communication Mix. The theoretical part focuses on history of communication, communication process, traditional communication mix, guerilla marketing and their mutual comparison. It is followed by practical part, which focuses on knowledge of approaches and utilization of guerilla marketing in six interviewed companies of different fields and sizes. Attitudes of consumers on traditional forms of marketing communication are derived from the secondary research, based on MML -- TGI data. The secondary research is followed by the primary research., which finds out the approach and the knowledge of guerilla marketing of customers. It compares this approach with their knowledge of traditional communication mix. The questionnaire was distributed through email to 200 consumers in total and was evaluated by 168 customers. The diploma thesis is concluded by complete evaluation, which at first highlights the effectivness of utilization of traditional advertising in television in the near future. Aditionally it takes in consideration opportunities of internet and social networks future and integration of guerilla marketing into the traditional forms of promotion. In conclusion author suggests few recommendations for companies, who want to use guerilla marketing in the future.

Objective of the final thesis was suggesting communication strategy for new product on Czech market. In practical part I introduce company Meditor s.r.o. and new product Tomatis. The suggestion of the new communication strategy is base on especially my own research and previous strategy.

This diploma thesis deals with the marketing strategy of a selected company. The theoretical part contains general solutions of creating a marketing strategy - such as defining a vision, a mission or strategic goals. After these general solutions the theoretical part also deals with the marketing mix and the communication mix. All theoretical bases mentioned in the first parts of the thesis are then reflected in the practical part, where the theory is applied to the biggest Czech internet retailer Alza.cz a.s. At the end of the thesis, there is the authors's evaluation of the marketing strategy of Alza.cz a.s. and reccomandations to the current strategy supported with own marketing research.

The first part of my master thesis is devoted to theoretical knowledge, which will be then used as a basis for the second part. In this theoretical part will be introduced basic concepts related to marketing communications. This part is also focused on the main aspects of marketing communications in pharmacy, including legislative restrictions in the Czech Republic, the current development of the pharmaceutical industry and trends in this area. The second part is dedicated to the practical application of knowledge from the theoretical part. Main focus in the practical part is on the execution of own research. Main task in this research will be to determine what level of awareness do respondents have (from the general public and healthcare professionals) about brand Panadol and its products for children. And also what impact has the current marketing communication on consumers behavior. Based on the findings from the theoretical part, suggestions made by respondents from both parts of the research, after viewing additional information obtained from the MML data and after considering the current use of marketing communication tools (used by GlaxoSmithKline) will be prepared my own proposal for the use of these communication tools. Research method will be direct electronic survey used for respondents from the general public, which will complement the method of structured personal interviewing of experts. In conclusion of the master thesis I will make a summary of the main findings of this thesis together with my own opinion on the thesis subject.

This thesis deals with the analysis of the current status of the marketing mix, communication strategy and activities of village Vinné related tourism. SWOT analysis and questionnaire surveys are also part of the analysis. Our main objective is based on the findings to make recommendations for improvement of communication strategy of the village with specific tactics that would be applicable immediately, by June 2016. The recommendations include schedule for their implementation and design of visual identity and slogan for Vinné. As the attraction of the village can attract all ages, the aim of this thesis is also to identify behavioral differences in the selection and planning vacations of people under 30 years and over and recommend time and form of marketing communication.

M.A. / This study determines the role of public relations as a marketing communication function in RAU's integrated marketing communication approach. The research topic was selected for numerous reasons. Firstly, dramatic changes have occurred in the tertiary educational domain, which causes universities to adapt their marketing communication approaches. Based on these environmental changes, the Public Relations Division at RAU commissioned the study on the research topic, which is the second consideration for the study. The debate on integrated marketing communication shows, in the third place, that this approach is increasingly important. On closer investigation there is a definite need for a thorough literature review with an authentic integrated marketing communication approach, driven by the integrated organizational functioning and processes. From a public relations perspective, on closer investigation, there is a need for the direct empirical examination of the role of public relations as a contributing function of integrated marketing communication in order to narrow the gap between literature and empirical evidence. To achieve the research objectives, an extensive literature study had to be undertaken. Integraled marketing communication had to be researched in depth, to achieve a thorough understanding of the philosophy of integrated marketing communication. Hence, the contextualization of integrated marketing communication was examined to understand how the concept is applied within an organizational setting. Following from this, it was established that the integrated marketing communication programme can be seen as the advanced application of integrated marketing communication within the organizational context. The role of public relations as a marketing communication function was then explored within this integrated marketing communication approach. It was established that a shift towards a more marketing:oriented approach to public relations was increasing, thus the importance of marketing public relations. The study was enhanced by two phases of research conducted within RAU to meet the objectives of the study. The first, quantitative phase determined the extent to which RAU's communication activities is integrated. The measuring instrument used is the integrated marketing communication mini-audit scale. It is essential to note that all organizations are integrated to a certain extent (Duncan & Moriarty, 1997:14). Therefore, this study did not focus on establishing whether RAU as an organization is integrated. In the second, qualitative research phase, the role of public relations as a marketing communication function within RAU's integrated marketing communication approach was determined. The issue that became apparent throughout this study was that integrated marketing communication in any organizational context is of strategic importance for the "unity of effort" of the greater well-being of the organization. It was found in this research project that there are fundamental concerns for RAU regarding integrated marketing communication, and that public relations is practised on a technical, traditional level. The results of this study are primarily based on three key findings: firstly, the lack of core competency within the Division of Public Relations, secondly, the lack of cross-functional planning and operations within this department, and thirdly, a lack of interactivity with stakeholders. It is put forward that RAU should concentrate on the basic requirements and infrastructure necessary to utilize integrated marketing communication and that marketing public relations should be an integral part of the functioning of RAU as a tertiary educational institution.

The aim of this thesis is to analyze the current marketing and communication strategy of the company Lackfolie s.r.o. This thesis is divided into two parts - theoretical and practical. As for the theoretical part, it deals with the notion of marketing, it describes the overall marketing process and the individual parts of the marketing mix. In the first chapter of the practical part the company Lackfolie s.r.o. is presented. It is followed by the strategic analysis and the desription of the current corporate strategy. The last chapter concentrates on the recommendations connected to the marketing and communication strategy.

The aim of this thesis is to analyze the communication strategy SAPELI a.s. in the last three years and based on the evaluation and comparison with theoretical approaches, to suggest possible improvements in the future. The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical parts.

This master's thesis focuses on analysis of marketing tools used by launch of a new brand of sonic electronic toothbrushes Philips Sonicare to the market in Czech Republic. The analysis lies in evaluation of specific usage of marketing tools and whole communication mix in a multinational company. The analysis is followed by suggested corrective measures for each part of marketing plan, which take in account especially marketing activities for next year.

This study investigated the relationship between motives of sports fans, and affinity for television, Internet, radio, and newspapers. Specifically economic, aesthetic, eustress, self-esteem, group affiliation, entertainment, and family motives all were expected to influence affinity for television, Internet, radio and newspapers.