The objectives of this theses are: 1) to study the attitude motivation marketing mix and the decision to purchase second-hand brand name shoes from Facebook; 2 ) to compare personal factors i.e. gender age occupation education level that affecting decision to purchase second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook and; 3 ) to study factors affecting the decision to purchase second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook using the quantitative research methodology through an online survey tool in order to collect required data from 400 samples who actually purchased second-handed brand name shoes from 4 different Facebook pages. The pages were: 1) Second-handed shoes on Khao Lam Road FB Page 2) Taii Taew 2nd handed FB Page; 3) Shoes-Project FB Page; and 4) Cho Chopping FB Page. The data was analyzed by finding frequency percentage average t-test One-way Analysis of Variance and Enter Multiple Regression Analysis. The key research findings are: 1) Most of purchasers who decide to purchase second-handed shoes via Facebook are 215 males (62.50%) 162 are at aged over 51 years (40.50%) 178 are private business owners/entrepreneurs (44.50%) 214 posed bachelors degree or are currently studying (53%). 2) The study on motivation attitude for purchasing second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook found that respondents recognized cost saving as the most important key decision making factor in purchasing second-handed brand name shoes (x̅ = 4.36); followed by the user-friendly and uncomplicated purchasing process (x̅ = 4.19). 3) The study on motivation for purchasing the second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook found that the respondents recognized the importance of price advantage when comparing to the new brand name product (x̅ = 4.40) seconded by product limitation and availability in general local market (x̅ = 4.29). 4) Overall marketing mix factors of second-handed brand name shoes on Facebook was at high level (x̅ =3.79) in which price factor is at high level (x̅ = 4.32) followed by distribution factor ( x̅ = 4.23) product factor ( x̅ = 4.04) marketing promotion factor and market factor (x̅ = 3.89) respectively. 5) The study decision to purchase second-handed brand name shoes via Facebook found that respondents recognized the “convenience to purchase secondhanded brand name shoes via online channels fast and diverse in payment methods” as the most important factor (x̅ = 4.14) followed by personal preference (x̅ = 4.10). 6) From the hypothesis found that: 6.1) Gender age and education differences differentiated the decision to purchase second-handed brand name shoes from Facebook with a statistical significance at .05 level. 6.2) Attitude motivation and product marketing mix that included distribution sales & promotion affected the decision to purchase second-handed brand names shoes from Facebook with statistical significance at the .05 level.

This study was aimed to 1) to compare the brand value perception of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon and 2) to study the influence of marketing mix on the brand value perception of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon. This research is quantitative research which included the samples of 400 undergraduate students from the first to the fourth year selected through proportional stratified random sampling methodology. The collected data were analyzed by frequency percentage mean standard deviation and the hypothesis was tested by the Independent sample t-test. One-way ANOVA was applied and Scheffes Pearsons Product Moment Correlation Coefficient and stepwise multiple regression analysis were used to look into mean difference in pairs. The results of the research on the brand value perception of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon revealed that the students who were different in terms of age group faculty and study year perceived the brand value differently and significantly at the 0.05 level of significance. The marketing mix factors including 1) the available curriculum 2) the teaching and studying location 3) educational support 4) academic and support staff 5) physical environment and 6) teaching and learning management influenced the brand value perception of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon at the 0.05 level of significance. As for the marketing mix factor and cost of education did not have the influence on brand value perception of Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Nakhon.

This research aims 1) to study the current situation of the Personal Branding Model by Celebrity Endorsement in Thai Film Business 2) to create and check the personal branding model by Celebrity Endorsement in Thai Film Business. The samples are Film Directors actors screenwriters 17 stakeholders of movie business from both public and private sector. This research uses Delphi technique as a tool for 3 times collecting data by employing in-depth interview and questionnaires. Data are analyzed by using the SPSS program and present in number median. It considers the validity by confirming interquartile range absolute value between mode and median statistically. The findings are: 1) The main factors are consistent to the study which is used Delphi technique in relation to the personal branding model by Celebrity Endorsement in Thai Film Business as followings: 1.1 Strategic management by 1.1.1) celebrity creditability 1.1.2) celebrity skills 1.1.3) forming celebrity interestedness 1.1.4) transfer to popular celebrity 1.2 Brand celebrity management 2) Total quality management as followings: 2.1 Customer satisfaction 3) Celebrity supporting as followings: 3.1 the factor which is concerned the sustainable image. 2) The analyzing data following 1) which are from the return questionnaires regarding consensus panelists indicate that consistency rules of descriptive statistics which has the median in the range of 4.00-5.00 and interquartile range is less than 1.00 (IR < 1.00). Also the differences between mode and median are not more than 1. Thus the best practice for the personal branding model by Celebrity Endorsement in Thai Film Business is PB2SP which bring about the Total Performance Scorecard model (TPS). However this TBS model is checked index of congruence (IOC) from 5 IOC experts. It reveals that IOC > 0.50 are consisted of 1) organization balance scorecard 2) total quality management and 3) celebrity endorsement management. Generally the Total Performance Scorecard (TPS) is practical and can be developed for implementing.

The purposes of the study on factors affecting Scotch brand loyalty were to examine personal factors of Scotch brand purchasers opinions on the brand equity degree of loyalty and brand equity factors that affected Scotch brand loyalty. The data were collected from 405 buyer samples selected from Cochran sample size formula and were analyzed by descriptive statistics including frequency percentage mean and standard deviation. As for inferential statistics Pearson Product Moment Correlation Analysis and multiple regression analysis were applied. The results showed that the opinions on the brand equity factors on three aspects of the brand regarding the brand recognition the brand association and the quality perception were highly regarded. Opinions towards Scotch brand loyalty in terms of attitude and behavioral aspects were also high. The hypothesis test results suggested that factors related to brand equity in terms of brand recognition brand association and quality recognition affected Scotch brand loyalty in the overall attitude and behavior aspects.