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SEM1 1.07

SEM1 1.07 . PI – Explain the nature of sponsorship in the sports/event industries. Sponsorship is a Partnership. Sponsorship is a partnership with an event, activity, person, or organization. Sponsors give: money, products, equipment, services, or any combination. Sponsors get :

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SEM1 1.07

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  1. SEM1 1.07 PI – Explain the nature of sponsorship in the sports/event industries
  2. Sponsorship is a Partnership Sponsorship is a partnership with an event, activity, person, or organization. Sponsors give: money, products, equipment, services, or any combination. Sponsors get: recognition and affiliation
  3. Goals of Sponsorship Public/Community relations – BrandImage Communication with consumers - Target Market Recognition – Brand Awareness Increase sales and profits – Promotion Gain “Market Share” – Beat the Competition Enter New Markets - Sell in a new place Introduce new products Entertain clients Entertain your employees
  4. Exploiting the Sponsorship Use Sponsorship in: Advertising Promotions Commercials Appearances Autograph Signings Contests Freebies
  5. Exclusivity The “official” or only sponsor Most sponsors will only sponsor an event if they receive exclusivity Example: You will not find Coke and Pepsi sponsoring the same event
  6. Sponsorship Clutter Sponsors want to reach their target market Also want to avoid clutter (consumer confusion)
  7. Ambush Marketing A company exposes their products/logo at an event without authorization or payment. Example: Coke is a sponsor but Pepsi is outside the event handing out free Pepsi tees or coolies Example: Company employs airplane/blimp to fly over event and advertise their logo/product Also called Gorilla Marketing Confuses Consumers https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=_hEzW1WRFTg https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=v6xqsl39y4I
  8. Ambush Marketing
  9. Ambush Marketing
  10. Ambush Marketing
  11. Ambush Marketing
  12. Ambush Marketing Subway is not an official Olympic sponsor. Subway uses a variety of Olympic athlete endorsers.
  13. Ambush Marketing
  14. Ambush Marketing General Motors official sponsors of Detroit Tigers “Ford” Field visible from Comerica Park Seats
  15. Ambush Marketing Bavaria Beer Co. at the 2010 World Cup The company was not an official World Cup Sponsor The women were arrested!
  16. SEM1 1.07 Activity Sponsorships, Endorsements, Naming Rights Students work in pairs to conduct research and provide their findings in a PPT format. Students should provide examples of each of the following: Company Sponsor – 3 Examples Product Sponsor – 3 Examples Endorsements – 3 Examples Naming Rights – 3 Examples Ambush/Gorilla Marketing – 2 Examples Students must show a picture or clip art showing the actual sponsorship.
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