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SPORTS MARKETING Definition and Scope

Sports Marketing

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SPORTS MARKETING

Definition and Scope

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Current Industry Situation

• Fragmented with many segments– Little Vertical Integration– Even Less Horizontal Integration

• Diverse Segments– Professional (Pros)– Intercollegiate– Interscholastic– Amateur– Commercial and Public Recreational Org.

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Current Industry Situation (cont)

• Common Thread: Max. Consumer Involvement through– Attendance– Participation– Viewing– Listening– Buying related goods

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Sports marketing consist of all activities designed to meet needs and wants of sport consumers through exchange process. Sports marketing has two major thrusts:1. The marketing of sports to ultimate consumers.

Give some examples 2. The marketing of other consumer and industrial products with the use of sports. Give some examples

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INDUSTRY SIZE--$212.53BMajor Components (Billions)

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COMPONENTS

TRAVEL

ADVERTISING

EQUIPMENT

TICKET SALES,PARKING, CONCESSION

TEAM OPERATION

GAMBLING

SPONSORSHIPS

MEDICAL

FACILITYCONSTRUCTION

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ACADEMIC ATTENTION

• Increasing Programs of Study

• Several Professional Journals

• Special Interest Group of AMA

• Sport Business Research Network (sbrnet.com)

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Marketing Myopia

A lack of foresight in marketing ventures

What does this mean?

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Symptoms of Market Myopiain Sport

Tendency to produce and sell goods rather than identify needs and satisfy customers

Belief that winning sales

Confusing marketing with promotions

Shortsightedness

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Marketing Myopia’s Effecton Sport

Slow growth of professional marketing staff

Supply and demand = sobering starting salaries

See table 1.5 on page 10.

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Marketing Myopia’s Effecton Sport

Lack of market research

Major shortfall in sport marketing today: lack of data collection/analysis

Why would teams or leagues choose to do no research?

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Marketing Myopia’s Effecton Sport

Sales driven by quotas and commissions

Little emphasis on training, tactics, and sales as a strategy

Sales Techniques

What are good sales techniques?

Why are good sales techniques important?