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Museum’s marketing communication tools – results of empirical research

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Macalik J.
Nauki o Zarządzaniu
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2018
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issue vol. 23 no. 2
12-18
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The aim of the article is to present the results of a quantitative survey of marketing managers in Polish museums on the marketing communication tools used in these institutions. The survey was conducted using the CAWI method in 2017 on a group of 85 marketing managers in museums. In the study, the scope of application and the importance of particular marketing communication tools for museums were established. It has been shown that advertising and Public Relations have a key role in the promotion of museums, in particular contact with the media and the organization of events. This study shows that a large group of Polish museums uses a fairly narrow range of marketing communication tools and that they only sporadically reach for modern communication tools. The article also presents the factors that have a positive and negative impact on the possibility of implementing effective marketing communication in museums.
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Zintegrowany program działań marketingowych miasta na rynku turystycznym

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Manczak I.
Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Ekonomicznego w Krakowie
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2013
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issue 905
21-35
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In this article, the author seeks to explain the conceptual category of a city’s integrated programme of marketing activities for the tourist market. The study is based on marketing research in the literature discussing companies’ marketing communication with the market. The author describes the essence and process of marketing communications along with methods employed on the tourist market. Promotional tools are also discussed and the benefits of integrating the various tools in the construction of marketing messages targeted for the tourist market are emphasised. The author highlights the fact that the diversity of promotional tools should result primarily from the superior objectives of a city’s tourist development strategy, as well as take into consideration the specificity of the target group that is to receive this message.
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Marketing Communication of Selected Conservative and Liberal Parties in Slovak Region before Elections

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Jánošová D., Bundzíková R.
Political Preferences
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2020
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issue 26
27-40
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Through a democratically set system of state functioning, political parties are given space for their establishment and subsequent functioning. Nowadays, registering new parties is not an issue in Slovakia, but another issue arises - most political parties cannot attract voters, and as a result they lose general sympathy and also necessary votes in elections. For a political party to become known to its voters, it needs to address and subsequently implement techniques of political marketing. Reaching and gaining voters is essential for a political party to continue to exist. By using marketing communication in its election campaign, a political party can succeed more than the one that has not used them. Therefore to adequately address its voters, a political party has to know their social, cultural, economic as well as religious background. The political party must also pay attention to the creation of an election program that appeals to voters. However, a political party should choose such proper communication channels through which it will be able to attract its supporters. The presented paper deals with the issue of using / not using marketing communication before the parliamentary elections in 2020 in selected Slovak conservatively and liberally oriented political parties in the Trenčín region. The authors present their findings on the basis of the analysis of marketing communication tools, as well as formuate research questions that helped them meet the research goal, in particular, whether selected political parties used/did not use specific marketing communication tools in their election campaign in 2020.
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