Diplomarbeit, 2008
197 Seiten, Note: 1,0
This diploma thesis aims to explore the promotion of consumer goods in Vietnam, providing a comprehensive analysis of the Vietnamese consumer landscape and its cultural influences. The research seeks to identify key factors influencing the success of promotion strategies in the Vietnamese market, highlighting the role of cultural understanding in effective marketing campaigns.
The thesis begins with an introduction outlining the background, problem formulation, purpose, research questions, and structure of the study. Chapter 2 delves into theoretical foundations, defining key terms like "promotion," "consumers," "consumer goods," and "culture," and introducing core concepts from promotion theory, including the role and impacts of promotion, communication processes, and integrated marketing communications.
Chapter 3 provides a comprehensive overview of Vietnam, covering key historical, geographical, and economic data, as well as a detailed analysis of the promotion environment, including politics, administration, economy, and legal frameworks. It further examines selected industries, focusing on the consumer goods producing industry, promotion industry, and retail industry, including traditional, modern, and other retail formats.
Chapter 4 focuses on Vietnamese consumers, analyzing population and employment data, exploring living conditions, income, working conditions, housing conditions, healthcare, and other relevant factors. It further investigates consumer shopping behavior, highlighting influences on outlet selection and characteristics of traditional and modern trade. The chapter also addresses the significance of the female population and the regional differences between the North and South of Vietnam.
Chapter 5 delves into the intricate cultural influences on consumer behavior in Vietnam. It explores different models for categorizing Vietnamese culture, including Hofstede's Five Dimensions of Culture and Lewis Three Culture Categories. The chapter then examines key elements of Vietnamese culture, including education, communication and language, social organizations, religion, values and attitudes, aesthetics, and other cultural elements.
Chapter 6 outlines the research design, detailing the methodology used for both secondary and primary research. It discusses expert interviews, focus groups, and observation as primary research methods. The chapter also acknowledges potential research constraints.
The remaining chapters, focusing on the discussion of findings, are not included in this preview to avoid spoilers.
The thesis explores the promotion of consumer goods in Vietnam, focusing on key themes like consumer behavior, cultural influences, promotion strategies, and integrated marketing communications. It analyzes the Vietnamese consumer landscape, examining factors like demographics, living conditions, and shopping behavior, and investigates the role of culture in shaping consumer preferences and decisions.
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