The objectives of this research were to study personal factors and cat product consumer behavior. To study marketing mix factors related to customer behavior included marketing mix factor related to cat product consumer behavior in Thailand metropolis. This research was combined 2 methods. Quantitative research: The samples were 400 consumers by using questionnaire as tool to collected data. Analyzed by using descriptive statistics to determine frequency percentage mean standard deviation Pearsons chi-squared test statistics on the statistical level significance of .05. And Quality research: The sample are opinion leader vendor and consumer by using Indepth interview to analyze relation between opinion vender and consumer conform to result of quantitative research. The research results revealed as follow: 1) Majority of the samples were female age between 31-35 years old single status tropically had bachelors degree average monthly income level 20001-30000 Baht per month own only one cat main reason for taking care cat to make friend. 2) Majority of the samples were focus on the quality of the cat product. Frequency of purchasing few times per week. Spend more than 500 baht per time. Decission making by themselves. The quatity of purchasing are uncertainty depend on the convenience and purchasing by themselves. The location of purchasing mostly in departmentstore or supermarke at pets department. 3) Marketing mix factors related with cat products consumer behavior were focus on purchasing frequency of purchasing expense of purchasing per time person who is involved quantity of purchasing chanal of purchasing on the statistical level significance of .05 except The place of purchasing frequenly are unrelated. The results of the Quantitative research: the most of opinion of opinion leader vender and consumer werw conform to quantitative research.

The purpose of this research was to study personal factors and service marketing mix factors affecting consumer satisfaction towards co-working space in Bangkok. This research combined a research methodology between quantitative and qualitative research with tools for data collection including survey and in-depth interviews. Quantitative data was obtained from a survey of 400 samples using coworking space in Bangkok. Qualitative data was obtained by the use of in-depth interview with consumer manager and coworking space specialist. The results showed that the personal factors affecting consumer satisfaction towards coworking space in Bangkok were mainly 1) ages between 25 - 30 years old at 44.25% 2) private employees at 53.00% 3) average monthly salary 20001 to 30000 baht at 42.75% and 4) usage frequency 1 - 2 times per week at 37.25%. Service marketing mix factors affecting consumer satisfaction towards coworking space in Bangkok were 1) product (mean 4.22) and 2) physical evidence and presentation (mean 4.37) at the .05 statistical significance level.

The purposes of this study were to investigate 1) population factors 2) behavior of service users 3) opinions on marketing mix 4) compare the consumer behavior classified by their demographic factors and 5) compare their opinions on marketing mix classified by their demographic factors. The sample group of the users of badminton court of White House was 412 people who were asked to respond to a questionnaire designed to collect the research data. The data analysis applied frequency distribution tables percentage mean standard deviation and inference statistical data. It was found that the consumers decided to use the court service at White House Badminton court more than 6 times with the individual three hours of each use and with usually groups of two. Mostly reasons for using the service were for being healthy and most users brought their own equipment. They normally rented or bought the equipment and other things such as the badminton rackets socks or water at the court. The Marketing mix affecting the decision-making behavior of choosing to use the White House badminton court was the standard of the equipment for its acceptable price. In term of the distribution channel it was found that the users appreciated convenient parking facilities. For the promotion of marketing it was found that the advertisements were interesting and came in a variety of ways. In terms of People Marketing the service efficiency was found to have encouraging personality and in terms of the physical characteristics it was found that the use of the service was appropriate and the service process was quickly delivered in time.

The research on “an integrated marketing strategy for the image development of ecotourism by the community: the case study of Ban Pam Bok Thung Yao Pai district Mae Hong Son” has the objectives as follows: 1) To study the current situation problem and find the strategy of integrated marketing model to create an ecotourism image by the community. 2) To analyze the potential of the identity of being an ecotourism attraction by the community. And 3) To develop the guideline of an integrated marketing strategy of Ban Pam Bok Thung Yao Pai district Mae Hong Son. Part 1 data collecting in quantitative research process and determine the sample with the formula for calculating sample size when the population is unknown at 95% confidence level. The results of the study indicated that most of the tourists are female age between 21-30 years old undergraduate or studying at undergraduate level work as an employee of the private company the average monthly income is 15001-25000 Thai Baht and their residence are in the central region of Thailand. The results of attitude analysis showed that the perception and motivation of the tourists towards the community tourism products found out as follows: 1) The overall attitude of tourists towards the community tourism products is at the medium level (x̄ = 3.36). 2) The attitude of tourists towards the tourist attraction of the community is at high level (x̄ = 3.85). 3) The attitude of tourists towards social culture local community history and lifestyle of the community are at high level (x̄ = 3.78). 4) The interest of tourists towards the community tourism activities is at high level (x̄ = 3.68). 5) Tourists value the outstanding unique identity of community tourism at high level (x̄ = 3.66). 6) Tourist value good feeling towards community tourism at high level (x̄ = 4.23). 7) The perception that tourists receive from marketing communication of community tourism is at medium level (x̄ = 3.48). 8) The number one community attraction that tourists impress is Boon Ko Ku So Bridge (the longest bamboo bridge in Pai) which is a 67% impression. The analysis of tourist behavior towards the community tourism products showed that most of tourists chose not to stay overnight (58.50%) total tourism expenditure was between 10001 – 15000 Thai Baht (36%) they travel with family (40.25%) travel period during October to December (31.50%) self-trip planning (77.75%) the logical motivation to visit is the beautiful nature (50.00%) the emotional motivation to visit is aesthetic in resting (45.00%). The research result by using both logical and emotional motivation factors which is divided into getting to know tourist attraction outstanding and good sense in marketing sharing of community tourism showed that the group of tourists consisted of group 1 of 201 tourists with high average in all aspects (x̄=3.77 S.D.=3.56) group 2 of 39 tourists with low average in all aspects (x̄=3.39 S.D.=3.18) and group 3 of 160 tourists with the average level close to group 1 (x̄=3.53 S.D.=3.36). The analysis of information about the decision of tourists to choose the community tourism showed the average of 3.68 which classified by the variables as follows: 1) In terms of current factor of the form of tourism that meet the needs of tourists showed that the factor is the variety of tourism products (31.50%). 2) In terms of the source of information that tourists use to find the information to make their decisions in tourist attraction showed that they found from blogger or travel review pages (38.75%). 3) In terms of factoring that tourist use to evaluate the choice of tourist attraction showed that they chose because of the natural resources are outstandingly beautiful (28.50%). The analysis of the marketing mix factors related to the decision-making of tourists to choose their tourism showed that tourists focus on the most important factor in tourism products (x̄ = 4.66) marketing promotion and integrated marketing communication (x̄ = 4.58) and at high level in distribution channel factor and at quite high level in price factor (x̄ = 4.22 and x̄ = 3.65) respectively. Part 2 research and data collection in qualitative research with population and sample size of 15 people in the analysis. Research tools were interviewing guideline and focus group discussion then the information was organized by interpreting the data describe the information review the information and check the accuracy comprehensiveness and quality of the data. The content analysis was done by using PEST and SWOT analysis as well as Michael E. Porter’s Five Forces Model. Assessing the situation by the Internal Factors Evaluation Matrix (IEF) & the External Factors Evaluation Matrix (EFE) then formulate the guidelines and strategies to enhance the competitiveness from Strategy-Formulation Analytical Framework and get the IFE Matrix value as 3.00 and EFE Matrix value as 3.400. Strategic position is in Quadrant 2 Grow and Build which is the strategies to accelerate the growth to use in applying and integrating the appropriate strategies by using the TOWS Matrix analysis as the approach SO strategy by utilizing internal strengths to benefit the probability of external opportunities which are as follows: 1) Market Penetration and Product Development 2) Market Development and Market Penetration and 3) Product Development and so on.

This research aims to develop the direct selling business of the consumer products which the objective as follows: 1. To study the marketing operation of the direct selling business of consumer products. 2. To study the relationship between demographic characteristics of the independent distributors and the success in the direct selling business of consumer products. 3. To study the market development factor affecting the direct selling business in Thailand. And 4. To determine the guidelines for marketing development for the direct selling business of consumer products. Population and sample are divided into 2 categories which are 27 executives and 400 independent distributors. The research tool used in this study was five-level rating scale questionnaire and closed-end questionnaire. The statistics used in the data analysis were percentage mean standard deviation and inferential statistics using t-test and F-test to test the difference. The result of the study showed that the direct sales business should be partnered with other companies in order to distribute the products (42.2%) the products should be delivered to consumers through the direct selling distributors (51.3%) internal management is the key to success in direct selling business (44.8%) and the factor to success in the business is the production management (45.3%).