Mgr. Dagmar Sieglova, MSEd., Ph.D., ŠKODA AUTO University, Na Karmeli 1457, 293 01 Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic, e-mail: dagmar.sieglova@sieglovi.cz
Research PaperVol 16, Issue 2, 2021 Marketing Science and Inspirations Journal Paper

Marketing topics through academic posters: An avenue to student autonomy and active citizenship

This paper postulates that in higher education institutions (HEIs), this can be achieved through fostering motivation and student autonomy. Academic posters are proposed as one of the relevant tools allowing educators to adopt an autonomy-supportive style of teaching that leads to enhanced independence, interest, and responsibility for social affairs.

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Research PaperVol 14, Issue 2, 2019 Marketing Science and Inspirations Journal Paper

Advertisement wars? Watch whom you really offend.

The rapid development of global business brings along a highly competitive environment among industries across cultures. Companies have been seeking ways to win customers over their rivals around the world, using technological development and know-how for their marketing. Communication tools and strategies to convince consumers…

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Research PaperVol 12, Issue 3 2017 Marketing Science and Inspirations Journal Paper

The power of compliments: A socio-linguistic view into social advertisement

With the accent of information and communication technology tools of the 21st century, consumption has been under a strong influence of globalization processes, changing communication systems, and developing the spending power of both businesses and individuals. Because of an easy access to communication tools and information, the consumer spending power strengthens and their attitudes and opinions gain voice…

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Research PaperVol 11, Issue 3, 2016 Marketing Science and Inspirations Journal Paper

Strategy variations in roadside outdoor advertising: A psycholinguistic perspective of Czech, German and Bolivian campaigns

This paper explores the role of consumer perception of self within a social setting and how it shapes marketing communication and advertisement strategy formation. The study reflects on current trends of social advertisements by examining traffic safety related messages of outdoor advertisement practices. Utilizing an alternative cross-disciplinary approach, it adopts psycholinguistic analytical tools for interpreting marketing communication strategies with respect to the consumer behavioral patterns.

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