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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Marketingová komunikace Craft beer pubu / Marketing Communication of Craft Beer Pub

Poništová, Natália January 2020 (has links)
The diploma thesis focuses on marketing communication of Craft Beer & Food pub U Vašinů. The first part is focused on theoretical knowledge of marketing and marketing mix. The second part contains an analysis of the environment and the current marketing communication. In the last part suggestions are presented to improve the current situation, which are based on analyzes.
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How a fashion company can create higher brand equity - the importance of using social media

Söderberg, Evelina, Wissinger, Amanda January 2014 (has links)
Purpose - With the social media's emergence in recent times, the main purpose of this study is to generate knowledge about social media communication’s impact on consumer-based brand equity, in terms of firm-created and user-generated social media communication. In order to make this possible, knowledge about customer’s perception about a specific brand is required. Furthermore, we are interested in explaining issues concerning how fashion companies can efficiently use social media, and the study’s intention is also to present recommendations of how companies can use social media as a marketing communication tool. Theory and hypothesis – This chapter deals with theory about consumer-based brand equity, where the different components of the model are presented. Also theory about social media, different social media applications and a social media strategy are described. Finally, firm- created and user-generated social media communications impact on brand equity are discussed, which leads to the study’s hypotheses. Methodology – The study has a triangulation consisting of both a qualitative and a quantitative part and has essentially a deductive approach. The study interviewed one expert in the fashion industry and one expert in the area of social media. An interview with the analysed company’s marketing manager was also made. The quantitative study was made on 624 respondents, which were all members of the company’s customer club. 97 of these 624 respondents were investigated in order to observe the impact of firm-created and user- generated social media communication on brand equity. Empirical findings and results – The findings in the study indicate that firm-created social media communication positively impact brand equity, while user-generated did not show to be significant. In this study it was shown that the majority of the respondents use social media, especially Facebook, and the content that most valuable was access to discounts and promotions as well as information about the brand and its products. Conclusion - Our study confirms the importance for companies to use social media as a marketing tool and it should be in all managers’ interest to make use of this channel. Also the importance of having high brand equity is highlighted and how the customer’s perceptions about a brand can be used as guidelines in order to increase brand equity.
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Informing, inviting or ignoring? : understanding how English Christian churches use the internet

Batts, Sara January 2012 (has links)
This thesis investigates how English Christian leaders and churches use the internet for personal and corporate communication, and looks for evidence of challenges to traditional understandings of authority arising from online communication. Early studies in this area suggested that online religion would cause enormous change but more recent studies reflect less polarised opinions. Religious people tend to use the internet to augment rather than replace practice of their faith, holding true for different religions globally. Leaders use the internet for a wide variety of religious information tasks. The project uses a longitudinal website census, quantitative content analysis and semi-structured interviews. 400 churches in four English denominations (Baptist, Methodist, Anglican and Catholic) were surveyed over a three year period to establish if they published a website. 147 churches from the same four denominations, located in an area equivalent to Chelmsford Diocese, were assessed on 75 categories of information and their hyperlinks analysed. Interviews with church leaders and interested parties helped foster understanding of why and how sites were created, and explored the leaders personal use of the internet. The percentage of churches with a website increased over the survey period for all denominations. Content analysis showed that currency, extent and accessibility of information on websites varied, with some being out of date, others showing no contact details and few having specific information for newcomers to church. Interview findings revealed perceptions of email overload, varying degrees of governance and control of websites by church leaders, and leaders own use of the internet and social media. Interactivity was rare on church websites. Different levels of expertise are mooted as reasons why control and governance varies between leaders. Perceptions of the internet may be influenced by moral panic. The influence of the age of congregations on adoption of social media, and the impact of volunteer webmasters are examined. Recommendations for churches planning to revisit or review their sites are included, limitations are noted and suggestions for further research made
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Social Media Communication and Rhetoric in the Age of Weibo

Li, Xin January 2017 (has links)
The rapid rise and popularization of social media has a profound impact on the society today. The emergence of the social media broadens the channels of communication and the people's vision. Citizens can freely express information such as words and pictures, and freely exchange their views on social media. This study will focus on Sina Weibo which is the most popular social media in China. The purpose of this research is to study how to attract so much attention by protagonist‘s post and this certain hot event. Simultaneously, it also focuses on attitude and opinions of audience through the comments of this incident. This research aims to do rhetoric analysis and content analysis by selecting the most popular posts and top 100 hot comments. It is interesting to discover that the most feasible ways of attracting attention are creating emotional response, strengthening credibility and persuading in rational approach. This event has received most of the audience support. The audience expressed their concern and compassion towards this event. They share the valuable information in the comments to express their feelings. However, there still exist some different opinions on it. Although it is hard to guarantee the same attitude of the spectators, the huge number of audience on Micro-blog is an important factor in the rapid spread of this event.
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How do companies communicate sustainability through Online Platforms? : A multiple case study of three companies that perform sustainably.

Surribas, Judit, Orozco, Marc January 2020 (has links)
Background: Online platforms have nowadays been more developed and used by the population. For this reason, companies use to share more information through them. Moreover, the interest in sustainability also increases by people. Therefore, companies are trying to communicate sustainability through different techniques and actions.   Problem: we have noticed that companies create different content depending on which social media are they communicating. For this reason, we found interesting to look for how companies communicate sustainably.   Purpose: the purpose of this thesis is to answer the question about how companies communicate sustainability through social media. Moreover, the thesis aims to contribute to the existing knowledge.   Method: To answer this question the researchers conducted a multiple case study of three companies that communicate sustainability through the different 4 online platforms studied (Website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter).   Results: the main result find by conducting the research is in how companies place the product in order to communicate sustainability, as some of them place it as a protagonist and some others do not.
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影像食物戀者的行為演進研究 / Behavior Evolution Studies of Food Shooting Addicts

陳思琳, Chen, Szu Lin Unknown Date (has links)
順應智慧型手機及隨身智慧裝置的普及,人人天天滑手機、對美食拍照、分享社群網站,成為儀式般的全民運動,亦是時下最夯的社會景象。本研究主要描繪影像食物戀者,透過拍攝美食上傳分享的行為,在社群媒介下演進的樣貌。 本研究將依據Meyrowitz媒介情境論及布迪厄資本理論,並透過文本分析法,直接以研究對象過去的美食分享文作分析內容,再以深度訪談法結果為依據,並與文本分析的社群內容作比對,瞭解影像食物戀者的行為演進現象觀察。最後以民族誌參與觀察法,實際驗證研究對象在餐廳用餐時的行為動作記錄,並與深度訪談結果作深度觀察交叉分析。 研究發現,影像食物戀者拍照分享的行為可分為兩大階段、六個歷程,包括基礎演進階段的記錄、分享、學習;以及進階階段的炫耀分享、美食意見領袖及形成自媒體。透過社群媒介的展演,影像食物戀者藉由美食圖文故事的包裝,持續依據自身品味資本在社群上傳播,達到提升個人獨特性及品味層次的目的。 關鍵詞:影像食物戀、媒介情境論、自媒體、社群傳播 / Nowadays, corresponding to the widespread of smartphones and mobile devices, the most popular scenes are that people keep on sliding and checking their mobile phones, taking pictures of fine food, and sharing them in social media communities, which has become a viral phenomenon. This research is based on the Medium Theory by Joshua Meyrowitz and Social Capital Theory by Pierre Bourdieu, in order to understand the behavior evolution of “food shooting addicts,” persons who love to take fine food pictures and upload them to social media communities. Its methodologies include content analysis, in-depth interview, and ethnographic participation and observation. The study finds that there are two stages and six phases in the behavior evolution of food shooting addicts. Primary stage includes: record, share and learn. Advanced stage includes: show-off, becoming opinion leaders and “we media” of fine food. Through their presentation in social media, packaged by beautiful fine food pictures and related stories, food shooting addicts build up their taste capital and achieve the goal of raising up their uniqueness and taste. Keywords: Food Shooting Addicts, Medium Theory, We Media, Social Media Communication
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Managementprozess externer Unternehmenskommunikation über das Medium Corporate Blog

Seifert, Stefanie 29 April 2016 (has links) (PDF)
Die externe Unternehmenskommunikation über das Medium Corporate Blog stellt einen relevanten, aber zu Teilen noch recht unerforschten Bereich der Social Media Kommunikation dar. Um eine gelingende Unternehmenskommunikation über Corporate Blogs zu fördern und eine Reflexionsbasis für die Kommunikationsverantwortlichen bereitzustellen, wird in der Arbeit die Forschungsfrage gestellt: „Wie gestaltet sich der Managementprozess externer Unternehmenskommunikation über Corporate Blogs, aus der Sicht der beteiligten Unternehmensakteure?“. Das Forschungsziel liegt in einer qualitativen, facettenreichen Rekonstruktion des Managementprozesses, aus Sicht der beteiligten Unternehmensakteure. Die Beschreibung der sozialen Praxis soll es ermöglichen, den Prozess in seiner Funktionsweise und seinen interdependenten Beziehungen zwischen Struktur und Handlung zu verstehen. Im Rahmen von 22 Fallstudien konnte der Prozess rekonstruiert und durch die Ausführungen der Unternehmensakteure erklärt werden. Die Ergebnisse zeigen, dass die Prozessphasen variabel und situationsspezifisch ablaufen und gestaltet werden müssen. Insbesondere die Gestaltung der Faktoren Aufmerksamkeit, Veröffentlichungsintervall und die Kommunikationskultur des Unternehmens sind elementar, um den Prozess zum Gelingen zu führen.
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Hur kommunicerar ni för att attrahera användare? : En kvalitativ studie om hur delningsekonomiföretag kommunicerar med användare i sociala medier / How do you communicate to attract users? : A qualitative study on how sharing economy companies communicate with users through social media

Lundgren - Eneheim, Ellinor, Orlander Arvola, Paulin January 2019 (has links)
Delningsekonomiföretag kännetecknas av digitala plattformar vars värde ökar med antalet användare. Tidigare forskning har dock visat på att svårigheter existerar angående vem, samt vilka kanaler marknadskommunikationen ska ske genom för att nya användare ska attraheras. Konsumenter idag spenderar allt mer tid på internet och sociala medier har setts möjliggöra för smidigare interaktioner mellan användare och mellan användare och företag på digitala plattformar. Då forskning däremot saknas om innebörden av sociala medier som kommunikationskanaler inom delningsekonomin samt hur dessa används för att uppfylla företagens mål ses det därför som väsentligt att skapa förståelse för hur dessa agerar i sin kommunikation genom sociala medier, för att nå kunder. / Sharing economy companies are characterized by digital platforms, where value increases with the number of users. Previous research has, however, shown difficulties regarding who, and which channels should be used in marketing communication in order to attract these users. As consumers today are more digital, social media has shown to enable smoother interactions between companies and consumers as well as between consumers. As research is lacking on the relevancy of these channels for communication purposes, within the sharing economy, and how these are used to fulfil company goals, it is therefore considered essential to create an understanding of how existing sharing economy companies communicate to reach users.
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Managementprozess externer Unternehmenskommunikation über das Medium Corporate Blog: Eine dichte Beschreibung der sozialen Praxis aus Sicht der Unternehmensakteure

Seifert, Stefanie 21 January 2016 (has links)
Die externe Unternehmenskommunikation über das Medium Corporate Blog stellt einen relevanten, aber zu Teilen noch recht unerforschten Bereich der Social Media Kommunikation dar. Um eine gelingende Unternehmenskommunikation über Corporate Blogs zu fördern und eine Reflexionsbasis für die Kommunikationsverantwortlichen bereitzustellen, wird in der Arbeit die Forschungsfrage gestellt: „Wie gestaltet sich der Managementprozess externer Unternehmenskommunikation über Corporate Blogs, aus der Sicht der beteiligten Unternehmensakteure?“. Das Forschungsziel liegt in einer qualitativen, facettenreichen Rekonstruktion des Managementprozesses, aus Sicht der beteiligten Unternehmensakteure. Die Beschreibung der sozialen Praxis soll es ermöglichen, den Prozess in seiner Funktionsweise und seinen interdependenten Beziehungen zwischen Struktur und Handlung zu verstehen. Im Rahmen von 22 Fallstudien konnte der Prozess rekonstruiert und durch die Ausführungen der Unternehmensakteure erklärt werden. Die Ergebnisse zeigen, dass die Prozessphasen variabel und situationsspezifisch ablaufen und gestaltet werden müssen. Insbesondere die Gestaltung der Faktoren Aufmerksamkeit, Veröffentlichungsintervall und die Kommunikationskultur des Unternehmens sind elementar, um den Prozess zum Gelingen zu führen.
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Use of psy discourse on the popular vernacular : A recontextualization analysis on TikTok

Gutiérrez Pizarro, Marissa January 2022 (has links)
Social media has become a safe place where users can discuss taboo topics, like mental health, with the purpose of creating awareness and de-stigmatization. However, online discussions on mental health have caused psy discourse to seep into the popular vernacular. This study aims to analyze how psychiatric terms (specifically bipolar, narcissist, sociopath, OCD and trauma) are used by TikTok users, the meanings they attribute to them and the contexts in which they occur. I aim to look at how recontextualization has affected the meaning, comparing it to the clinical sense. I also look at the social implications that these online interactions have and how social media communication practices work. A corpus was created from transcriptions of 150 TikTok videos that were analyzed with AntConc, looking for collocates and patterns in context. These videos were classified into three general categories: educational, evaluative and humorous. The results were then compared to the definitions found in the DSM-V (American Psychiatric Association, 2013) to find changes in meaning. The interpretation of the results is informed by Critical Discourse Analysis and tied to concepts like representation, identity and affiliation. Results show that almost half of the users apply these terms in a clinical sense while the other half do not. The context in which they are used varies among each of the terms. Although all of them are stigmatized concepts, each tends to show different levels of recontextualization and transformation of sense. Some are used in positive contexts like educating the public on the condition and sharing their own experiences to create visibility. However, others still carry connotations of stigmatization and negativity. The findings reflect the complexity of social media communication. Posts on social media act as tools to construct our identity, affiliate to certain groups, broadcast and learn new (mis)information. This study informs us on how recontextualization and social media users play a role in the transformation of meanings. It complements previous research on psychiatric terms use in social media, providing information about the interactions occurring on TikTok and contributing to document change on language use.

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