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    SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING 06/08/09 CHAPTER 2

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    1. CHAPTER 2 Marketing Basics 2.1 Marketing College Athletics 2.2 Economic Impact of College Athletics 2.3 Amateur Sports CHAPTER 2 SLIDE
    2. LESSON 2.1 Marketing College Athletics
      • GOALS
      • Explain the importance of the NCAA and team rankings to college sports.
      • Define market segmentation.
      • Discuss the growing market surrounding women’s college athletics.
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    3. Effects of Collegiate Sports
      • A winning team has economic implications for school, community, region, and state
      • Fan expectation
      • Promotion of organization’s goods and services
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    4. Rules and Rankings
      • National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) —the governing body of most college and university athletic programs
      • Creates and enforces guidelines and rules
      • NCAA Corporate Partners
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    5. College Team Rankings
      • Why so much emphasis?
      • #1 has lingering effects
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    6. Market Segmentation
      • Market segment —a group of individuals within a larger market that share one or more characteristics
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    7. Five Elements of Market Segmentation
      • Geographic segmentation
      • Demographic segmentation
      • Psychographics
      • Product usage
      • Benefits derived
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    8. Women’s College Sports
      • NCAA
      • Women’s Enhancement Program
      • Increased fan support
      • Marketing opportunities in women’s sports
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    9. LESSON 2.2 Economic Impact of College Athletics
      • GOALS
      • Understand the benefits of college sports to the home community.
      • Identify benefits of sponsorship and licensing to a team.
      • Explain the reasons for realignment of college conferences.
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    10. Benefits to the Community
      • Good for town business
        • Hotels
        • Restaurants
        • Retailers
      • Good for stadium business
        • Food/restaurants
        • Gift shops
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    11. Sponsorships and Licensing
      • Sponsorships
        • Generating revenue
        • Name-brand apparel
        • Create goodwill
      • Licensing
        • License —the legal right to reproduce a team’s logo in exchange for payment
        • Protect the use of the name and symbols
        • Identify and associate logos
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    12. Example
      • The 2001-02 net licensing royalties for the University of North Carolina were 3.58 million
        • Licensed items: clothing, posters, sunglasses, video games, software, rugs, and photographs.
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    13. Conference Realignment
      • Conference —a group of college athletic teams within the same region
      • Increase revenues
      • Create new rivalries
      • Playoff games generate additional revenue
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    14. Example
      • Big 12 Conference
      • Teams:
        • Kansas state, Nebraska, Missouri, Colorado, Kansas, Iowa State, Texas A&M, Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Baylor
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    15. LESSON 2.3 Amateur Sports
      • GOALS
      • Discuss marketing and sponsoring of amateur sports.
      • Understand the economic benefits of amateur sports.
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    16. Popularity of Amateur Sports
      • Amateur athlete —someone who does not get paid but plays for enjoyment, challenge, or both
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    17. Marketing and Sponsoring Amateur Sports
      • Provides significant income for manufacturers- companies are glad to take your money
      • Minivan and sport utility vehicle
      • Retro sports jerseys- $250-$450 some jerseys
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    18. Local Promotion of Amateur Sports
      • Fund-raising charity events- object is to get people excited about the event, so they will donate money (car washes)
      • High school athletic teams- big part of weekend life (football games) generate revenue
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    19. National Promotion of Amateur Sports
      • Promotion used to elevate the attention of consumers- tv shows, movies, athletes, media stars
      • Lance Armstrong and Subaru & Dicks Sporting Goods, Nike etc …
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    20. Economic Benefits
      • Minnesota’s example
        • Minnesota Amateur Sports Commission
        • 1.Create economic development through amateur sports
        • 2.Create maximum opportunity for sport participation
        • 3.Establish Minnesota as a national model for the Olympic and amateur sport movement
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    21. Economic Benefits of Specific Sports
      • Ice skating- shopping malls in warm weather cities
      • Soccer- success of the US Men’s and Women’s national teams (not as popular in US as Europe)
      • Basketball- pickup games, AAU, Rec. leagues
      • Baseball and softball- national tournaments, small town tournaments, local leagues
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