The purpose is to study the factors that affect the population of the marketing mix consumer pearl milk tea: Tea More case study to compare the effect of the marketing mix of consumers. The sample used in this study include pearl milk tea: Tea More Case Study which has a branch located in the Sukhumvit area. Bangkok The storage From the sample of use services at Pearl Milk Tea More 400 using statistics to analyze the data including the frequency of the Mean ( X ) the standard deviation ( . .DS ) and inferential statistics by analyzing the one-way ANOVA using statistical t-Test F-Test and crossover frequency distribution table. (Cross-tabulation) analysis conclusion. 1. Analysis respondents. Most are male aged 21-30 years with a single level of undergraduate studies. The average monthly income of less than 15000 baht a career and most other states including student groups. 2. Analysis of factors affecting the personal consumption pearl milk tea: Tea More Case Study found that gender age education level age and different opinions on products pricing channel distribution locations. the field of marketing is different except for the age difference. As a result the products factor Price Channel Promotion and marketing is no different. 3. Behavior Analysis found that female consumers pearl milk tea pearls consumption than men. And those aged less than 20 years of education than a bachelors degree. And those earning more than 55000 baht to consume more than six cups a week. Most are intended for consumption. Preference in the product and the taste which over time with most consumers and the afternoon. For products that are of interest most consumers. Including traditional milk And the toppings are a consumer favorite pearls. The person influencing the consumption of milk pearls are very self. Subsequent research suggested that there should be a comparison of the goods or services which are similar to features. Cons of goods and services The obvious question should be added to the comprehensive control.

This research was aimed at analyzing the content and method of communication the embedded in ecotourism promoting media produced by the concerned agencies in Suphanburi province utilizing semiotics and concepts concerning tourism along with the indepth analysis on the phenomena in the areas under study as the research framework. The researchers focused on analyzing the meaning of signs apparent in the 5 types of media chosen as the study objects. The findings reveal that the contents embedded in the tourism promoting media had contained 2 main factors – variety of tourist attractions and agricultural way of life. Both were related to tourism in an interesting way particularly the use of media for publicizing tourist attractions. Communicative methods apparent in the tourism promoting media came up in 4 modes – paradigmatic communication resulting from using small parts to simultaneously communicate metonymic communication using certain part to represent the whole binary opposition to communicate the meaning of two exclusively different things and intertextualitybased communication through which the cues of old signs were used to build up value in the new context.

The purpose of this research is to study the marketing communication towards buying decision of single house in Bangkok metropolitan region. The Research involves in studying behavior of customers who plan to purchase their new houses within 3 years. The mixed research methodology is used in this research which quantitative research methodology is a primary and qualitative research methodology is supportive. The research reveals that the simple group has planned to purchase their new houses within 3 years. Demographic characteristics which are gender age marital status number of family members of children education level home town occupation and income have no effect on single house buying decision. Moreover advertising sale promotion and Public Relation highly effect on the decision making; however direct marketing communication point of purchase communication and personal selling did not do so.

The purposes of this research are (1) to study the marketing components that influence fish sauce buying behavior of consumers in The Central Region and (2) to study the influence of viral marketing (word-of-mouth marketing) on buying behavior of consumers in The Central Region. The instrument used in the study is a questionnaire. The data are analyzed by using frequency percentage mean standard deviation T-Test and F-Test The results of the research are as follows: The subjects chose fish sauce by looking at the expiry date and bought 1 to 3 bottles of 700 ml. fish sauce at the price of 21 to 30 baht and often found that the color of authentic fish sauce would change. The majority of subjects were greatly influenced by television advertising and sale promotion of ‘buy 1 get 1 free’ at points of sale for the buying of fish sauce in The Central Region. The monthly expense of consumers buying fish sauce in The Central Region was between 5000 and 10000 baht. Fish sauce buying behavior of subjects for various age groups education levels occupations and average incomes showed significant difference at the 0.05 level. Price and sale promotion were related to fish sauce buying behavior at a significant level of 0.05.

The purpose of this research is to study the effect of marketing communications on student decision in relation to enrollment for a bachelor degree at Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Naknon and to determine other factors affecting such decision of grade 12 students and year 3 vocational certificate students in Bangkok. The research tool used in this study is a questionnaire to enable analysis through frequency percentage mean standard deviation and Chi-Square Test. The findings show that subjects are influenced in their choice to study by online media (such as websites and Facebook) the public relations media of the university (in the form of newspapers journals and posters) as well as the reputation and image of the university. The results further show with a level of significance at 0.05 that student decision with regard to enrollment in a bachelor degree at Rajamangala University of Technology Phra Naknon depends on viral marketing or word-of-mouth marketing