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SEM Unit 2: What is SEM
SEM Unit 2: What is SEM
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What is SEM review
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The money left to spend after necessary expenses are paid
None of them
Disposable Income
Dispensable Income
Discretionary Income
2
Technology has advanced the role of sports and entertainment marketing in many ways including:
Streaming audio and video
On-line video rentals
Web marketing
All of the above
3
Emphasizes the relationships between producers and consumers in the sports marketing model
Event Triangle
Sports Product
Sports Marketing
Marketing
4
Customer loyalty is a customer decision to become a repeat consumer particular product/brand
True
False
5
Copyrights and trademarks would be considered tangible product attributes
False
True
6
key differences between sports and entertainment involve
All of the above
Emotion
Being scripted
Being Spontaneous
7
The St. Louis Blues selling special “Holiday” ticket packages to fans is an example of
Marketing through sports
Entertainment Marketing
Publicity
Marketing of sports
8
Starbucks Coffee on the tables during the Voice is an example of what?
Unethical advertising
Product Integration
Product Placement
Sponsorship
9
physical location where calls are placed, or received, in high volume for the purpose of sales,
Marketing
Tangible
Leisure Time
Call Center
10
The term marketing encompasses many business activities, such as selling,promotion & publicity
False
True
11
Lady Gaga performing at Super Bowl’s half-time show is an example of cross promotion
True
False
12
Watching a Broadway musical, listening to mp3s and playing tennis are all examples of
All of the above
Sports
Entertainment
Marketing
13
Sports and entertainment products are perishable products
True
False
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The role of corporate support in event marketing has ______ in the past few decades
Increased
Remained status quo
Decreased
Developed
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Determining how best to get products and services to consumers
Entertainment
Call Center
Distribution
Sports Product
16
Without sponsorships and corporate support, many events would:
Not sell out
Not be profitable
Sell out
Be profitable
17
Leisure time is the time available to people when they are not working
True
False
18
refers to the process of assigning values to products & services on the basis of supply&demand
Pricing
Financing
Economics
Marketing
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Sports and entertainment products are unique in that they are both
Unrealistic
Perishable
Expensive
Fun
20
What is developing, promoting, and distributing products that satisfy customer needs and wants
Sports Industry
Event Triangle
Management
Marketing
21
The result of a sporting event is already known before the event starts.
False
True
22
goods and services designed to provide benefits to a sports spectator, participant or sponsor
Sports Product
Event Triangle
Sports Industry
Entertainment
23
Working with gov officials for public support for an event could be part of event marketing
False
True
24
Which of the following is not considered to be one of the 5 P’s of Event Marketing
Product
Promotion
Participation
Pricing
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act of using sports as a platform to market products/services & increase sales
Sports Marketing
Sports Product
Marketing
Sports Management
26
process of gathering & using information about customers to improve business decision making
Product Management
Selling
Pricing
Marketing Information-Management
27
Goods and services that are capable of being physically touched
Sports Industry
Event Triangle
Tangible
Intangible
28
The event triangle refers to the relationship between a company and an athlete or celebrity
True
False
29
Which of the following is NOT a function of marketing
Distribution
Promotion
Tangible Product
Pricing
30
Which organization would be most likely to engage in strategic entertainment marketing
Six Flags Great America
All of the above
Disney World
Pixar Animation Studios
31
time available when they are not working or assuming responsibilities, “free time”
Entertainment
Sports Industry
Leisure Time
Call Center
32
Sports marketing and sports management refers to the same practices
True
False
33
process of developing, promoting, and distributing products to satisfy customers’ needs/wants
Event Triangle
Sports Marketing
Marketing
Distribution
34
St. Louis Cardinals advertising during film previews at a local cinema is an example of
Product Placement
Customer Loyalty
Cross Promotion
Entertainment Marketing
35
Coca-Cola’s sponsorship of the Olympics is an example of the marketing of sports
True
False
36
market where businesses & products offered to its buyers are sport related
Sports Industry
Management
Marketing
Event Triangle
37
Three key components of the event triangle include
Event, ticket sales, sponsor
Event, sponsor, spectator
Event, spectator, promotion
Event, promotion, publicity
38
Local blues festival&ballet provide an example of the competition for the entertainment dollar
True
False
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Whatever people are willing to spend their money & spare time viewing rather than participating
Leisure Time
Sports Industry
Entertainment
Event Triangle
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Which of the following would be considered an example of an intangible attribute
The “thrill” of winning a competition
Football
Napoleon Dynamite DVD
Copyright
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NY Yankees offering payment plans to ticket buying customers is an example of distribution
True
False