This thesis deals with the changes in the pattern of Internet content consumption caused by the new types of device, such as smart phones and tablets. In the second Chapter following the introduction, these devices are introduced, as well as their users. The third and crucial chapter first discusses how changed the activities that we have performed on a PC or laptop. The next section presents a completely new activities that occurred up with smart phones such as geolocation games and mobile tagging. The fourth chapter focuses on the mobile internet in the Czech Republic. Part of this charter is a private research / comparison of 100 most visited websites, when the endpoint was to determine how the authors of these sites are prepared for mobile visitors. Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org)

The subject of the thesis is accounting problems that are specific to the area of internet marketing, and which usually do not occur in the accounting of companies in other business areas. These problems are especially connected with internet domains, the delivery of online customers and the delivery of web page traffic. For the issues described, possible solutions and illustrations of practical examples are offered.

Diploma thesis deals with a role of the new medium -- the Internet. The thesis describes historical development of the Internet wordwide, in the Czech republic and analyzes the situation of Internet users in current czech enviroment. It shows a potential growth of global Internet users until the year 2030. A special attention is applied on the current trends of Internet marketing including e-mail marketing, SEM, banners, blogs and viral marketing. The aim of the diploma thesis is to uncover new trends in on-line marketing -- mobile and video marketing, social networks, location based marketing, virtual worlds, discount portals and others. This theoretical data are used in the case study recommanding appropriate usage of Internet marketing tools for REAL HAPPY HOME, Ltd.

This master's thesis deals with marketing and building communities on social networks with an emphasis on Facebook. Its purpose is to present the possibilities utilization of social networks in marketing with a focus on building communities. The thesis analyze the possibilities of using social network Facebook for the specific case of an internet portal then formulate proposals and recommendations for work and then evaluate the implemented activities. At first, the author defines the social network, attends to their historical evolution, defines the types and describes the most widely known world and Czech services. Further, the master's thesis discusses a marketing potential of social networks and especially of Facebook, on which is the practical part applied. At that is described and evaluated the specific case of building a community of web site Marketing Journal.

This master thesis examines inception of the new web portal focused on shopping and its entry into Czech internet market. First part introduces methods of market situation analysis that are applied in second part of this master thesis. Thesis also includes analysis of Czech internet market from the perspective of on-line shopping and identifies potential customer segments for this new internet portal. Next part defines business objective of new internet portal and its marketing strategy. Results of this master thesis where applied during preparation phase of internet project CoKoupit.cz and will also be further applied during company start-up.

This thesis is devoted to the logistics of online commerce in a particular company. It focuses on various forms of logistical routes to move goods from manufacturer through to the final retail customer. It deals with claims that various logistical process makes the information flow between supply chain entities. In the first three chapters of the notion of e-business, describes the logistics chain, freight forwarders. The following are the above-mentioned theoretical knowledge is applied to the situation in an online store www. kabelky-obchod.cz. In conclusion, several recommendations and trends with which the company would be counted in the future and gain a competitive edge in logistics.

This thesis deals with the marketing strategy of the company HPhobby s.r.o., which is realising its activities only through the online store www.hphobby.cz. The aim is to analyze the company and its competitors and apply this data to marketing strategy focused on Internet marketing tools. The first chapter deals with the analysis of the company and its competitors, for this chapter the SWOT, PEST analysis and BCG matrix are used. The second chapter concerns the segmentation of the consumer, for this MML-TGI ČR data, Czech statistical office data, questionnaire and internal company data are used. The third chapter deals with the marketing strategy, where I define marketing objectives of the company. Another part of this chapter deals with the marketing mix, including budget, monitoring and evaluation of the company.

This thesis focuses on internet marketing and its use in the field of tourism promotion agency CzechTourism. It examines the use of various internet marketing tools and their impact on tourism in the Czech Republic. It also focuses on work detail CzechTourism marketing activities on the Internet in terms of media campaigns in the past two years. An integral part is an analysis of websites, which serve as the main tool to promote the Czech Republic.

Diploma thesis deals with the internet promotion of the company XY s.r.o. For company will be created new companies website and e-shop. Internet marketing is focused on increasing website and e-shop traffic. Thesis will describe current situation of company using PEST, PORTER and SWOT analysis. According to the results of analysis will be selected the most appropriate solution to achieve objectives. Individual targets will be progressively developed and continuously monitored and evaluated. After a period of one year will be suggested suitable procedures for further websites development.

The aim of this diploma thesis is to determine how shopping preferences and customer behavior across selected European markets differentiate in the concept of online stores, how to direct marketing appropriately for the individual markets, thus prepare a local startup e-shop for effective entry into foreign markets. The methods of analysis include basic questionnaire survey of individual markets, comparison and evaluation of own real data from conducted online advertising campaigns, or analysis of internal access statistics from individual e-shops. In conclusion overall results and analyzes of each market are presented, for each market a summary of lessons learned and suitable recommendations to potential effective input is made.