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Komunikacja marketingowa - sfera dylematów moralnych

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Sułkowski Ł.

Zeszyty Naukowe. Organizacja i Zarządzanie / Politechnika Śląska

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2004

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tom z. 24

19-24

PL

Komunikacja marketingowa jest częstym przedmiotem krytyki, w której przeważają argumenty etyczne. Celem artykułu jest analiza różnych aspektów krytyki, która ma służyć identyfikacji kluczowych dylematów moralnych tego obszaru. Przeprowadzona analiza wskazuje, że komunikacja marketingowa generalnie nie spełnia kryteriów ważności komunikowania sformułowanych przez J. Habermasa. Z tego punktu widzenia jest ona rodzajem "zdegenerowanej" komunikacji. Nie przekazuje żadnych istotnych ani prawdziwych treści społecznych.

EN

The article presents the key ethical dilemmas of marketing communication in contemporary business. The author uses the J. Habermas model regarding the validity criteria of the massage to present the problems of marketing communication.

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Integrated marketing communication – towards a holistic concept

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Daszkiewicz M. , Pukas A.

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2016

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nr 3(28)

20-29

EN

This paper explores the concept of Integrated Marketing Communication (IMC) and presents changes resulting from its evolution. The purpose of this paper is to determine directions of development of the IMC concept and facilitate future research and empirical implementation of integrated marketing communication. Based on a descriptive review of the scientific literature, relevant and significant to the marketing communication knowledge, the authors established the state of development of the IMC concept. The overview of prevailing theories enabled the comparison of the existing definitions and main features of the concept. The paper presents changes and key drivers for the evolution of IMC. The analysis allowed the authors to identify new approaches to the concept of IMC in the world science and determine that the modern IMC concept is moving toward holistic solutions, which include strategic planning in the organisation and modern marketing knowledge. Nowadays, the integration of marketing communications means the need to seek solutions at a strategic level and value creation based on long-term relationships with customers. The future of the IMC concept also means the need to conduct studies that will determine the possibility of its use in relation to different types of organisations (non-profit organisations or administrative units etc.), as well as various industries or business sectors.

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Evaluation of the Influence of a Chosen Element of Insurance Companies' Employees Behaviour of on Specific Aspects of Customer Relations Management

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Grzebieniak A.

Olsztyn Economic Journal

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2013

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tom 8

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nr 2

177-187

EN

Evaluation of the influence of a selected component of the insurance companies' employees' behaviour on the specific aspects of customer relations management was the objective of the paper. In the paper the hypothesis was assumed that appropriate development of customer relations depends to a large extent on the behaviours of employees defined mainly in the company management strategy in which strictly defined procedures in that area are indicated and appropriate technical, information, IT and organisation and management means are assured. The evaluation was made based on own surveys in which the questionnaire method was used. The mail or Internet questionnaire was the research tool. The questionnaires were distributed to 63 insurance companies possessing their registered offices in Poland during the years 2009-2011. In total, 57 completely and correctly completed questionnaires were returned.

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Odległe dzieje reklamy - od czasów starożytnych ku współczesności

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Makowski M.

Pieniądze i Więź

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2012

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tom 15

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nr 1(54)

139-147

EN

The article presents chronologically the most important facts about the advertising activity, related both to the commercial and political activities. Using rich archival literature, the Author recreates the most important facts from the history of advertising’ functioning in society. The findings of a historical nature have led to verification of a number of circulating informations on the history of advertising in the world, from ancient times until the nineteenth century.

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Word of mouth marketing i marketing 2.0 - jako nietradycyjne formy komunikowania marketingowego

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Gawroński S.

Komunikacja Społeczna. Czasopismo elektroniczne

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2013

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nr 2(6)

31-42

PL

W niniejszym artykule przedstawiam znane i utrwalone już dość mocno w literaturze, choć wciąż w wielu obszarach niedoceniane trendy komunikowania marketingowego, wykraczające poza jego tradycyjne komponenty: word of mouth marketing i marketing 2.0. Ich porównanie wskazuje na liczne podobieństwa, stanowiące o wspólnym sposobie myślenia o komunikowaniu marketingowym. Obie formy wydają się także nabierać szczególnego znaczenia w dobie ukierunkowania coraz większej części strategii komunikowania marketingowego na nowych mediach.

EN

This article presents a known and well described in the literature, although still undervalued, marketing communication trends that go beyond the traditional components: word of mouth marketing and marketing 2.0. The comparison reveals many similarities. Both forms seem to take on a special significance in the era of increasing focus of the marketing communication strategies for new media.

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Visual identification and its role in shaping brand awareness and marketing communication

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Wrona K.

Prace Instytutu Lotnictwa

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2012

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tom Nr 2 (223)

273--289

EN

Visual identification of a company is defined. Elements of visual identification are listed as well as requirements of visual identification system. Then the following elements are analyzed in detail: Nomenclature, Logotype/Signature, Slogan, Typography, Company colors, Basic business prints, Business documents, Accompanying materials and advertisement, Website, System of marking and spatial solutions in architecture. Vehicles, Uniforms, Gadgets, Book of visual identification. Finally Benefis and costs of implementing visual identity are discussed.

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Marketing Communication As Company Dialogue With The Market: Value Creation And Integration Perespective

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Wiktor J. W.

Management and Business Administration. Central Europe

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2014

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tom 22

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nr 4

194-204

EN

Purpose: The study aims to identify the role of communication in the process of creating and integrating value. The author considers three issues: 1) the identity and nature of marketing communication; 2) the structure of its functions and tasks in the creation of value; and 3) the role of marketing communication in the integration around value. Given the constraints of the study, the considerations are summary and selective and constitute an attempt at highlighting the key elements of the issue referred to in the study title. Methodology: The study is a theoretical reflection. By analysing the nature of marketing communication as a company’s dialogue with the market, it finds a theoretical justification: confirmation of the main thesis concerning the broader and deeper functions of communication in value marketing. Conclusions: The essential functions of marketing communication lend themselves to a broader than hitherto presentation as a task revolving around creating and integrating value. Communication by nature provides information about the offer of the company and its values (as in the traditional sense) and also it creates these values. Its major task involves integration around value, both internally within the structure of the marketing mix, and externally in the relationship between the company and the market, the company’s environment. Originality: Previous discussion of the issue in pertinent literature has placed communication at the final stage of the business activities and attributed to it the role of providing information about a particular utility, the value of the product in the process of social exchange. The author argues that this approach is incomplete. Marketing communication may be an area where value is created and may, at the same time, integrate values around the company’s market oriented activities.

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Wybrane aspekty komunikacji marketingowej w marketingu 3.0

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Rzemieniak M.

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2017

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tom 40

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nr 113

35-45

EN

The article concentrates on aspects of marketing communication in marketing 3.0. People have access to a large amount of information with the popularization and the increasing reach of the Internet. For most organizations, development of the Internet means creating a new medium of marketing communication. In the twenty-first century, it is not enough that the company produces a good quality product - it must be professional in communication with the environment. This determines the development of marketing communication tools. The article presents desk research based on secondary sources and on the method of participant observation, employed by a practitioner of sport in the person of the article`s author.

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W opracowaniu przedmiotem analizy była kwestia badania relacji pomiędzy rosnącąpopularnością i zasięgiem Internetu a coraz większą liczbą osób otrzymującą dostęp do masowejinformacji. Dla zdecydowanej większości organizacji rozwój Internetu oznaczał głównie powstanienowego medium komunikacji marketingowej. W XXI wieku nie wystarczy, aby organizacja wytwarzaładobrą jakościowo ofertę – musi się on w profesjonalny sposób porozumiewać z otoczeniem,a to determinuje rozwój instrumentów komunikacji marketingowej w dobie marketingu 3.0. W artykuleprzedstawiono różne podejścia do definiowania działań komunikacyjnych w marketingu 3.0w kontekście dynamicznych zmian w otoczeniu rynkowym, głównie technologicznym, a takżepodjęto próbę odpowiedzi na pytanie, w jakim stopniu zmiany technologii determinują nowe zjawiskaw komunikacji marketingowej w marketingu 3.0. W opracowaniu wykorzystano wyniki badańprowadzonych metodą desk research oraz obserwacje uczestniczące. Przeprowadzone badaniapozwoliły na pozytywne zweryfikowanie postawionej tezy dotyczącej istotnego wpływu zmiantechnologicznych w otoczeniu rynkowym na działania komunikacyjne w marketingu 3.0.

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PERCEPTION OF EXTERNAL MARKETING COMMUNICATION OF COMPANIES BY YOUNG CUSTOMERS

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Rudczuk A.

Social Communication. Online Journal

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2017

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nr 2(16)

14-24

EN

External marketing communication of companies is a purposeful process of transferring information to the company’s environment - society, competitors, clients and receiving their feedback. Based on the signals, the company adapts its way of communication. Choosing the most suitable type of communication may be one of the factors deciding about a company’s success. Even the best offer would not be able to attract customer’s attention if the information did not reach one. The article combines secondary data - results of the research conducted in Polish companies regarding the use of communication tools, and primary data obtained from own surveys carried out on students regarding the perception of those tools. The purpose of the article is to evaluate the perception of different communication forms by young customers.

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Efficiency and Effectiveness of Marketing Communication Tools on the Dance Schools Market Based on the Example of the Elita Dance Center in Kraków

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Kudełko K.

Przedsiębiorczość - Edukacja

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2017

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tom 13. Uwarunkowania rozwoju przedsiębiorczości

216-227

EN

In recent years sport and physical activities in any form, including dance, are becoming more and more popular. As a result, there are many dance schools on the market. To stay on the market and acquire customers, dance schools use a variety of marketing communication tools. The aim of this article is to analyse the efficiency and effectiveness of marketing communication instruments applied by one of Kraków dance schools – the Elita Dance Center. The methods implemented in this paper included case study, quantitative analysis of the data and interview. The data used in this article include the data on the activities of the dance school Elita Dance Center, as well as the results of research conducted by interview among the customers of this school. The Elita Dance Center is an efficient company. With each season it acquires more and more customers. However, the activities of marketing communication are not very productive. Promotion costs are increasing faster than the number of clients and income from the dance classes.

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Współczesne dzieje reklamy – rozwój mediów i potrzeb informacyjnych.) Source: Pieniadze i Wiez (Money and Social Bond

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Makowski M.

Pieniądze i Więź

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2012

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tom 15

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nr 2(55)

137-149

EN

The article presents the key facts of history (from the late nineteenth century to the twenty-first century), which were not without significance for the development of advertising activity in the world. Contents of the paper refer to the important social and political events in the world, and clearly indicate the possibilities and circumstances of the development of advertising activity and its content in such specific conditions. It should be noted that a key element in determining the chronology in the presented article is technical and technological advances in the area of using media in the advertising business, in the indicated period.

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DISPUTE ABOUT PUBLIC RELATIONS - BETWEEN SOCIAL AND MARKETINGCOMMUNICATION

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Gawroński S. , Jakubowski R.

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nr 1 (17)

6-11

XX

Ever since the Kotler’s promotion-mix concept based on the most traditional model of four pillars - advertising, public relations, sales promotion and direct sales has become commonly known, PR has been treated as one of many, typically marketing, impact tools. This perception is particularly characteristic for the science of marketing management and publication. Meanwhile, it is often forgotten that public relations is the management of communication, which may be used in marketing communication, however it is a much broader meaningful concept, giving greater perspectives of use. This article refers to defining a place of public relations between two asymmetric areas of communication - social and marketing one. Basing on literature analysis, the authors define key factors differentiating both perspectives, they also evaluate the proposals for introducing new concepts into the media and communication terminology, indicating the distinctiveness of both conceptual categories.6-11

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Selected aspects of political marketing in Slovakia

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Štensová A. , Štarchoň P.

Central European Journal of Communication

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2009

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tom 2

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nr 2(3)

319-327

EN

The authors concentrate on particular aspects of political marketing within the frame- work of Slovak conditions. At the beginning, the article highlights characteristics of political market in Slovakia and then focuses on the importance of selected tools of political marketing, namely marketing research (public opinion researches and pre-election surveys), behaviour of electors, influence of mass media and communication on voters (media in marketing communications of political parties, new tools of communication) and engagement of celebrities in the election cam- paigns. Finally visible and enlarging significance of professionalisation of election campaigns is stressed.

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Wykorzystanie Internetu w komunikacji marketingowej przedsiębiorstwa w opinii menadżerów

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Budzanowska-Drzewiecka M. , Lipińska A.

Komunikacja Społeczna. Czasopismo elektroniczne

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2012

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nr 4

12-26

PL

Artykuł jest prezentacją wyników badań eksploracyjnych, których celem było znalezienie odpowiedzi na pytanie o ocenę wpływu Internetu na działania realizowane przez przedsiębiorstwa w zakresie komunikacji marketingowej w opinii menedżerów średniego i wyższego szczebla. Skoncentrowano się na działaniach podejmowanych w ramach komunikacji marketingowej z odbiorcami wewnętrznymi (pracownicy) i zewnętrznymi (klienci, partnerzy biznesowi, konkurenci). Wyniki badań pozwoliły na sformułowanie podstawowych wniosków dotyczących zakresu wykorzystania Internetu w wybranych obszarach komunikacji marketingowej.

EN

The article presents the results of exploratory research aimed at finding the answer to the question about the impact of the Internet on activities carried out by companies as part of marketing communication in the opinion of middle-level and senior managers. It focuses on the actions taken as part of marketing communication with internal (employees) and external (customers, partners, suppliers, competitors) recipients. The results allowed for drawing basic conclusions regarding the scope of the use of the Internet in selected areas of marketing communication.

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Reklama w świecie osób niesłyszących

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Makowski M.

Pieniądze i Więź

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2013

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tom 16

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nr 1(58)

84-95

EN

The article discusses the basic principles for implementing the communication process with particular emphasis on the specifics of the deaf people. Indicating the need for information of this type of consumers, reference is made to conditions of marketing communication implemented in practice. An important complement to the theoretical study is presented data from a representative survey research among members of the Polish Association of the Deaf conducted in the first quarter of 2012. The primary objective of the study was to determine the attitude of the deaf to advertising, with particular emphasis on non-verbal and non-language content contained in the broadcast television commercials.

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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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nr vol. 23 no. 2

12-18

EN

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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Implementing new marketings strategies in scientific and research institutions

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Pluta-Olearnik M.

Prace Instytutu Lotnictwa

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2012

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tom Nr 2 (223)

83--96

EN

The goal of the work is to show the character and dynamics of changes in the environment of companies and market institutions and highlight the directions in which marketing strategies are going as a response to the new challenges. A detailed area of analysis is the R&D sector. Institutions from this sector have to adapt their activities to the requirements of the environment by using the concept of relationship marketing and the concept of customer value management. In the work secondary sources of information in form of specialist publications, research results of specialized agencies and the results of the author’s own research were used. Moreover, the work includes two examples presenting the models of functioning on the R&D market, based on modern organization and marketing solutions.

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Application of Marketing Communication Tools in Small and Medium Enterprises. Results of Regional Research

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Adamska M.

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2018

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nr 4(54)

81-88

EN

This paper aims to investigate the application of different types of communications forms and tools in the context of client capital management and development of the client lifetime value in the sector of small and medium enterprises. The research method was a questionnaire survey using computer-aided telephone interviews (CATI), on a group of 383 small and medium-sized enterprises from the Opolskie Voivodship. This research illustrates the use of diverse forms and tools by diverse members of the SME sector. More importantly, this research prepares conclusions for future development of communication as a main stimulator of increasing client lifetime value. The findings show that the small and medium enterprises in Opolskie Voivodship are aware of the need to use a variety of tools to communicate with clients. The tools are diverse and have a different degree of contact intensity, which effectively contributes to the involvement of clients in the relationship with the company’s offer. In the future the SME sector should develop and diversify channels of communication with client capital. For modern enterprises, the most important thing will be constant development of the client’s lifetime value.

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Niniejszy artykuł ma na celu zbadanie zastosowania różnych rodzajów form i narzędzi komunikacyjnych w kontekście zarządzania kapitałem klienta i rozwoju wartości życia klienta w sektorze małych i średnich przedsiębiorstw. Wykorzystaną metodą było badanie ankietowe przeprowadzone przy użyciu wspomaganego komputerowo wywiadu telefonicznego (CATI), na grupie 383 małych i średnich przedsiębiorstw z województwa opolskiego. Badanie to ilustruje wykorzystanie różnorodnych form i narzędzi przez różnych członków sektora MŚP. Co ważniejsze, badanie to przygotowuje wnioski dotyczące przyszłego rozwoju komunikacji jako głównego stymulatora zwiększania wartości klienta w czasie. Wyniki wskazują, że małe i średnie przedsiębiorstwa w regionie opolskim są świadome potrzeby korzystania z różnych narzędzi do komunikacji z klientami. Narzędzia są różnorodne i mają różny stopień nasilenia kontaktu, co skutecznie przyczynia się do zaangażowania klientów w relację z ofertą firmy. W przyszłości sektor MŚP powinien rozwijać i zdywersyfikować kanały komunikacji z kapitałem klientów. Dla nowoczesnych przedsiębiorstw najważniejszą rzeczą będzie stałe rozwijanie wartości klienta w czasie.

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Marketing Communications as Important Segment of the Marketing Concept

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Mirković M. , Kulina D.

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tom 4

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nr 1

165-180

EN

New frameworks operating at the international level have led to the need for a broader and more complex involvement of companies in international economic flows. In such circumstances, focus on the international and global markets becomes inevitable. Each segment companies must adapt and evolve in accordance with such conditions. Marketing as an important activity of the company in selling products or services is also changing and expanding its activities in line with international market. This leads to the creation of an international marketing concept and system as a specific approach to the processing of international economic relations. An important segment of implementation of the marketing concept is the marketing communication, which in terms of the limited number of international barriers. It is certainly possible to overcome with a well-defined marketing strategy. Clearly defined marketing strategy and well-prepared marketing mix remove barriers, to meet the set goals and lead to positive results for the company.

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Marketing communication in the light of challenges brought about by virtualisation and interactivity

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Mazurek-Łopacińska K. , Sobocińska M.

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2016

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tom 2(16)

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nr 4

65-76

EN

The development of marketing communication is multi-directional and its new dimensions and forms are related to new business ideas, the growing use of the Internet and the changing behaviour of media users. The article aims to show the main changes in the field of marketing communication which are expressed through the growing influence of the new media, the development and increasingly professional character of marketing communication, both at the stage of ideas and forms, as well as the organisation of communication actions by enterprises and other entities on the market. This is tied to the changing role of the consumer in the marketing communication process and their increased activity at all stages of the value management process. Amongst the directions of marketing communication development and its increasingly international and professional character – as manifested by various entities with a big potential to advance creative businesses – should be noted as well. Moreover an intertwining of marketing communication with pop culture is observable. The changes in marketing communication presented in this article imply a new set of challenges for marketing research. The article is based on a literature review and an analysis of selected results of quantitative research conducted as part of the Internet in marketing and the use of new technologies in cooperation between a firm and its clients project.