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1
"Price" in the 5 P's of sports marketing include?
team's record, divisional status, etc.
A new venue with pristine seats and amenities.
Seat proximity to the action
ALL of these
2
Two marketing initiatives create a buzz for each other (magazine for show, show's "favorite things" in magazine)
cross-promotion
product line
product mix
snergy
3
Entertainment Marketers, unlike sports marketers, are more concerned with predicting fads and trends.
True
False
4
Which has nothing to do with "Promotion" specifically?
contests
press releases
giveaways
sweepstakes
5
The baseball game is the ancillary product and the peanuts and cracker jacks are the core product.
False
True
6
Which has nothing to do with the Promotional Mix?
Advertising
Licensing
Publicity
Personal Selling
7
SWOT Analysis is used in developing a product.
False
True
8
Marketing core products is the marketing through sports while marketing ancillary products is the marketing of sports.
True
False
9
Which sport is NOT in the top 3 in terms of % of sports industry share?
hockey
soccer
American Football
baseball
10
Sports marketing is all the marketing activities designed to satisfy the needs and wants of sports consumers.
True
False
11
Which of these statements is TRUE about hosting a huge event like the Olympics.
Cities always make out well with economic growth.
Over-commercializing results in less money made.
Cities may face huge costs for infrastructure.
There is not much to consider when having crowds.
12
If an agent tries to draft an athlete out of high school or w/partial college, what law applies.
IMG
IOC
SPARTA
FAFSA
13
An assortment of equipment from different sports is a product line.
True
False
14
The first model that a corporation makes of a product is known as what?
model
sample
mark up
prototype
15
A Bills' logo next to an M&T logo on a credit card is co-branding.
False
True
16
Winning the Super Bowl can achieve a Point of Difference for an NFL team.
False
True
17
"Pricing" problems may occur in marketing due to all EXCEPT which?
loyal fans feeling you've overpriced
piracy
scalpers
pre-game interviews
18
The Buffalo Bills are on the top 10 list of profitable sports teams.
False
True
19
A corporation uses skim pricing when they want to sell a ton of items.
True
False
20
The sports industry ranks low in terms of other industries' size?
False
True
21
Business Goods are used for personal use.
False
True
22
Where the sports venue is located, whether people in region have been exposed, all fall under environment factors.
False
True
23
Which one of these is NOT a type of marketing brand?
intermediary brand
off brand
generic brand
manufacturer brand
24
Goods that are purchased by the ultimate consumer/personal use are business goods.
True
False
25
Athletes always make more money from playing their sport than from endorsement deals.
True
False
26
A panel of 6 to 10 consumers who discuss a product or service with the direction of a moderator is an Opinion Panel.
True
False
27
Grassroots marketing is a term that can be used in replacement of social media marketing.
False
True
28
Typically the target market for sports is someone who wants to be entertained by a plot.
True
False
29
The participatory sector of the sports industry is much larger with spectator growing faster.
False
True
30
Sports Marketing relies on fans having what?
All of these
free time to go or to view
a love of the sport
discretionary income
31
Nike and Adidas top the list of brands with vast growth in the industry.
True
False
32
Sports Marketing's Revenue Stream involves more money for royalties than entertainment marketing.
False
True
33
A unique product characteristic or benefit that sets a product apart from the competition.
feature
competition buster
differential scale
point of difference
34
A Josh Allen bobblehead is an ancillary product. The Bills game is a core product.
False
True
35
A Product Life Cycle is which?
growth, intro, maturity, decline
intro, growth, decline, maturity
intro, growth, maturity, decline
growth, intro, decline, maturity
36
An agreement that gives a company the right to use another's brand name for a fee is which? (Overarching term)
sponsorship
agent signing
endorsement
licensing
37
Which is a type of Sponsorship?
facility entitlements
entitlements
signage
ALL OF THESE
38
"Place" in the 5 P's of sports marketing includes all EXCEPT
sports channel
cost of ticket
traveling to the arena
pay per view
39
Gene Sarazen's deal with Wilson Sporting Goods holds the record as the longest running endorsement deal.
True
False
40
The "father" of baseball sports marketing is who?
Charles Howard
Ken Black
Danny Way
Bill Veeck
41
The value a brand has beyond its actual functional benefits. ie. equated w/quality
brand equity
brand personality
brand name
goodwill
42
A product line could be a combination of footwear, clothing, watches, equipment
False
True
43
"Promotion" in the 5 P's of sports marketing include all EXCEPT
having fireworks
a celebrity to sing the athemn
contests at half-time
empowering employees to innovate
44
When the athlete's world (personal life) and the sport they play overlap, it is known as what?
snergy
cross-promotion
lapping
convergence
45
A brand is often made up of a brand name and a trademark
False
True
46
A big difference between sports and entertainment marketing has to do with consumer loyalty.
False
True
47
Marketing Teams try to minimize risk by doing each of these EXCEPT
making sure athlete's income is tied only to sports play.
purchasing insurance
assumption of risk statements on ticket stubs
having attorneys write up contracts
48
Which area is part of target market segmentation
All of these
psychographics
demographics
geographics
49
A franchise agreement is from a parent company to allow sale of goods and services within their registered sport.
True
False