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College and Amateur Sports Sports and Entertainment Marketing Chapter 2 Chapter 2.1 Creating a Successful Bowl Game Large Stadium Favorable Climate Hotel Accommodations Tourist Attractions Corporate Sponsors (ex. Tostitos) Match up of Teams Effects of Collegiate Sports Winning Team
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College and Amateur Sports Sports and Entertainment Marketing Chapter 2
Creating a Successful Bowl Game • Large Stadium • Favorable Climate • Hotel Accommodations • Tourist Attractions • Corporate Sponsors (ex. Tostitos) • Match up of Teams
Effects of Collegiate Sports • Winning Team • a successful team means business for hotels, restaurants, gas stations, and shopping malls • Strong Public Image • media attention is important • promotion provides communication to Fans • college web-sites
Creates and Enforces guidelines and rules Keep athletic an important, solid, and respectable part of college life Overall goal: promotion of college athletics NCAA conditions to Join obtains accreditation 4 intercollegiate sports for men and women cooperates with the NCAA programs NCAA Rules(National Collegiate Athletic Association)
College Team Rankings..Why So Important • TIME OUT..Page 31 • Before the season • high rankings • influence major TV stations • Post-season Bowl games • large fan base • ultimate goal: greatest amount of fan $$$
Effect of Being #1 • Favorable national recognition • Increased potential for recruitment • Increase in sales • Good for advertising revenue • Time Out…page 32
Market Segmentation • “A group of individuals within a larger market that share one or more characteristics” • Example: Using different players or teams on the cover of the same magazine in different parts of the country
Benefits to the Community • Communities rally around a team • Even more so in cities without a pro team • University of Nebraska (76,000 seats sold every game) • Local Businesses Profit • Hotels, Restaurants, Gas Stations, etc.. • Great opportunity to run promotions for fans • Stadium Revenues Soar • Parking, Concessions, Souvenirs, etc..
College Sponsorships • Sponsorship - financing or generating revenue for the college program by selling products or services during major college sporting events. • Nike, Reebok, Adidas provide equipment • Pre and Post game shows sponsored by corporations • Game time entertainment sponsored
Licensing • Licensing - the legal right to reproduce a team’s logo in exchange for payment • Mainly clothing and souvenirs
College Conferences • Group of teams organized and joined together • Usually geographically, but not always • Big 10, SEC, ACC • Create Rivalries • Increase revenue with championships, tournaments, etc..
Amateur Sports • Someone who does not get paid for playing • Popularity and variety growing • More females participating • Family life sometimes centers around sports • Youth Soccer • AAU teams • High School Sports
Economic Benefits of Growing Sports • Read Page 44
Marketing To Amateurs • All amateur sports require equipment, most require uniforms • Companies can profit by providing both • Growth of SUV’s and Mini-Vans • Soccer Moms • New Demographic • Charity events centered around amateur sports