This diploma thesis aims primarily to present inbound marketing as a new method of free propagation on the Internet and on the basis of my own research to further evaluate its suitability for selected business sectors. Research is conducted on a sample of 69 websites divided into seven sectors. After successive investigation of traffic sources and their effectiveness based on the relative expression of conversion rate the suitability of this method for particular sectors is judged. The second objective is a design of inbound marketing strategy for selected web based on knowledge from the practical part of thesis.

This thesis describes, analyzes and evaluates the creation and management of the project Chcikupon.cz. Part of this thesis is a business plan, which includes product characteristics, analysis of competitors, customers, suppliers, project staffing and marketing. The work includes analysis of the financial aspects of the project and it evaluates the return on investment. Thesis describes the launch of the discount portal Chcikupon.cz, and the success of individual promotional discounts with operations of the website by the end of 2013. The main contribution of the diploma thesis is the proposed strategy, which will lead to sustainable development of the project.

The concept of vampire effect in advertising appears to be underresearched by marketing specialists. In the race for getting attention of target audience advertisers often use special attention-getting devices. This in turn exposes them to a higher risk of creating a vampire effect when the core message about the brand or a product is eaten up by such devices. Therefore this study provides deepeer insights into the vampire effect occurences. A deductive approach is used. First secondary literature review on preconditions of vampire effect occurrences and various types of vampire effect is covered. Primary data collection and analysis is performed next. This part is narrowed down to researching vampire effect risks when using celebrities as attention-getting device in printed advertisement. Research tools of this study include an eye-tracking device and a survey of 72 students from the University of Economics in Prague. The research concludes that a significantly higher risk of creating a vampire effect exists when using an unrelated attention-getting device. Marketers are advised to use related celebrities if choosing to stick to the attention-getting device approach. However, the concept of "relatedness" should be effectively pre-tested prior to advertising campaign start.

The main topic of the final thesis is Hyundai Motor Company access to the Czech market and company's marketing strategy within the country. As the Korean company gains respectable share on the passenger car market in the Czech Republic, the thesis describes a process of building its factory in Nosovice, Moravia, standing for the highest direct foreign investment in Czech to date, as well as another operational activities having direct relation to its success. The diploma thesis consists of several thematically oriented blocks. The first parts are focused on marketing principles, terminology and strategies related to companies in general seeking international expansion and activities abroad. Next paragraphs analyse Czech car market and its characteristics. History of Hyundai Company and description of its global marketing activities and tactics are depicted in the next chapters. Following parts illustrate a strategy employed in the Czech Republic, explaining "New Thinking. New Possibilities" vision and a comparison with the local SKODA Auto manufacturer. The work discloses Hyundai's activities leading to the growth on the market, currently positioning company as the second most successful brand in the year 2013. Concept of a "Czech car" maker is included further in the thesis. Final chapters are dedicated to a market research focusing both on brand awareness, insights and interpreting basic overview of the Czech customers and their attitudes regarding automotive industry.

The thesis titled "Women, children and advertising - legal and ethical aspects" deals with the portrayal of women and children in advertising. The aim of the thesis is to analyze advertising with a focus on the portrayal of women and children present to Arbitration Committee in the reporting period and propose recommendations for the future. The work also deals with the importance of legal and ethical rules that regulate advertising and focuses on content regulation of women and children.

The diploma thesis focuses on advertising in selected newspapers in Czechoslovakia between the wars. Analyzed advertisements are compared with historical knowledge and consider as a reflection of the economic, social and political situation. According to the knowledge, the period is divided into four parts which show different developments. Advertisements are analyzed and compared between these parts. In each of these parts are described advertising sections the most typical for particular period, which are often related to the economic, social or political situation. The work, for example, observes correlation between amount of advertisements and economic growth or crisis. The work also examines a reflection of the technological development and modern civilization progress. The most frequent products and brands are described as well as social trends and customs, which we can induce from the advertisements. Further there is the analysis the qualitative progress of advertising. Last but not least, there is a comparison of content and the amount of advertising among the analyzed newspapers.

Advertising is everywhere around us. Every day a large amount of commercials and adverts is influencing us regardless of the fact whether it is from TV, the internet or magazines. We also can see advertising in shops and on the streets. Children are becoming a popular target of traders and therefore this thesis is focused on the impact of advertising on children. The goal of the thesis is to analyse the impact of advertising on children attending the primary school and the nursery school, then to find out how children perceive advertising and how they are influenced by it depending on their age and gender. The thesis is divided into two parts. The theoretical part concentrates on advertising, the consumer behaviour and the segmentation of the market. The last chapter focuses on the specifics of children´s segment, methods of addressing children and the end of this part is dedicated to the regulation of advertising in relation to children. The practical part concerns my own survey which was carried out in the form of group discussion with pres-chool children, questionnaire among pupils and online questionnaire among parents.

The aim of this thesis is to identify opportunities and ways of using blogs for marketing purposes, to give a basic overview of the state of the blogospere in the Czech republic and to evaluate the importance of blogs as a PR tool. The thesis is divided into 2 parts - theoretical a practical. The theoretical part deals with the topic PR, its definition, pros and cons, classification, strategical PR process, PR tools, evaluation of efectiveness and PR on the Internet. The following chapter is about blogs and - besides their definition, history or typology - describes also how they can be used in pursuance of communication of companies. Also results of the research Blogbarometer 2015 are introduced there. The practical part comprises of interviews with bloggers and companies and results of the questionnaire among blog readers. The final chapter includes a case study, the purpose of which is to demonstrate possible ways of cooperation with bloggers using an example of a particular company.

Master´s Thesis aims to find the answer to the question whether subliminal advertising is able to influence consumer behaviour and make him to choose the specific product. The first, theoretical part, deals with literature review which focuses on the issue of subliminal advertising. In the second and third part, it concentrates on the description of methodology used in studies of aforementioned topic and definition of statistical methods used for evaluating the experiment. The practical part of the Master´s Thesis concentrates on realisation of the experiment verifying the effects of subliminal advertising. The purpose of the experiment was to determine if pictorial subliminal priming of bottle of specific brand of mineral water is able to influence the choice of consumer. Experiment was conducted on students of University of Economics, Prague and consisted of subliminal priming of participants by Poděbradka bottle. Afterwards it was investigated whether participants, opposed to those who were not subliminally primed, chose subliminally primed mineral water in the higher extent. The experiment determined that subliminal advertising of brand of specific mineral water did not affected the choice of participants and their intention to drink this mineral water. At the end, Master´s Thesis indicates limitations of conducted experiment and recommends alignment for the future research.

This diploma thesis is concerned with an issue of communication of small local businesses. The main goal is to propose for the optimal communication mix regarding decision making for selected company, flower studio Rozálie. To be able to execute this goal, the complex situation analysis for flower studio and the detailed analysis of decision making have to be conducted. These serve as base for the selection of suitable communication tools. Proposed communication mix is constructed around the key tool which is online communication. Online communication is extremely convenient tool for small local businesses because of its low financial expenses but also because in present world the online communication is vital part of consumers' lives an therefore vital part of companies' existence.