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Title:Vpliv pandemije covid-19 na marketing v modni industriji
Authors:ID Jeza, Nika (Author)
ID Završnik, Bruno (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf VS_Jeza_Nika_2022.pdf (1,34 MB)
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Language:Slovenian
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Typology:2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:EPF - Faculty of Business and Economics
Abstract:Svet se je leta 2020 soočil z veliko krizo v obliki pandemije COVID-19. V veliki meri je bila prizadeta tudi modna industrija, ki so jo zaznamovali upad prodaje, spremenjeno vedenje potrošnikov in prekinjene dobavne verige po vsem svetu. Mediji so poročali o različnih vrstah težav s katerimi so se soočali svetovni modni trgovci, kot je nepričakovano odpuščanje delavcev in zaposlenih, hkrati pa so morali izvajati prakse družbene odgovornosti za svoje skupnosti. V teoretičnem delu so zbrane informacije o modi in marketingu mode, opredeljen je pojem blagovna znamka, prav tako je zbranih veliko uporabnih informacij na temo marketinškega komuniciranja. V empiričnem delu so zbrani podatki o tem, kako je pandemija COVID-19 vplivala na modno industrijo in modne trgovce po svetu. Predstavljena je marketinška strategija blagovnih znamk Zara in H&M in kako sta se globalna modna trgovca spopadala s pandemijo. Čeprav ugotovitve kažejo, da svetovna modna trgovca uporabljata različne strategije marketinškega komuniciranja sta se na krizo pandemije COVID-19 odzvala s podobnimi pristopi, npr. s finančno podporo in začetkom proizvajanja zaščitne zdravstvene opreme.
Keywords:moda, marketing mode, blagovna znamka, pandemija COVID-19, marketinško komuniciranje.
Place of publishing:[Maribor
Publisher:N. Jeza
Year of publishing:2022
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-82499 New window
UDC:659.3
COBISS.SI-ID:127755267 New window
Publication date in DKUM:02.11.2022
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Downloads:78
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Licensing start date:23.08.2022

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Language:English
Title:The impact of covid-19 on marketing in the fashion industry
Abstract:In 2020, the world faced a major crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic. The fashion industry suffered several consequences in the form of a decline in sales, a change in consumer behaviour and disrupted supply chains worldwide. During COVID-19, the media reported about various difficulties faced by fashion retailers, such as needing to unexpectedly lay off many of their employees and at the same time exercise the practice of corporate social responsibility for their communities. The theoretical part of the thesis presents the gathered information about fashion and fashion marketing, defines the concept of a brand and contains important information on the topic of marketing communication. The empirical chapter focuses on, how the COVID-19 pandemic influenced the fashion industry and fashion retailers around the world. This part of the thesis explains the marketing strategy of fashion brands H&M and Zara and how they dealt with the pandemic. The results show that even though both brands have different strategies for marketing communication, when facing the pandemic, they had similar approaches, such as financial support and starting the production of personal protective equipment.
Keywords:fashion, fashion marketing, brand, COVID-19 pandemic, marketing communication.


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