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Recap of Marketing within Sport Business module- UCFB
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1
Palmer, A. (2007) Introduction to Marketing. Pearson. Correct reference?
Why don't they just look it up in 'Cite them right'?
yes
I would fail someone for this
no idea - so I'll be marked down in my essay next time
2
Name all elements of the 'marketing communications mix'?
Sales promotion
Advertising
•Personal selling •Direct marketing
Public relations
3
“Marketing is managing profitable customer relationships” Name author of quote
American Marketing Association
Chartered Institute of Marketing
Emma Thompson, UCFB
Kotler & Armstrong, 2013
4
Name all
barriers
to successful marketing communications
Wrong message, Wrong target
Incorrect accountant
Wrong method, Wrong time
Wrong outfit worn at premiere
5
Skimming, penetration, loss leader -what P is this?
product
people
price
place
6
Of the key concepts that must be grasped to understand the market place. Which is odd one out?
Exchanges & Relationships
Market offerings (products, services & experiences)
Brexit
Needs, Wants and Demands
7
What's missing from the 7 P's of marketing? place, price, promotion, process, product, people
physical environment
priority
publicity
progress
8
Select all that represent a 'solid approach to sports marketing':
Make it attractive to consumer
Cajole, bribe, threaten
Communicate benefits, Highlight superiority
inform, instruct, persuade
9
Choose all options that show how you create 'value for customers'?
Build profitable relationships, create customer satisfaction
Design a customer driven marketing strategy
Ensure the price rises, to maintain desirability
Understand the marketplace; customer needs and wants
10
Select all that say Marketing used to be about "telling and selling" but now its about...
satisfying customer needs
making selling unnecessary
waiting until someone expresses an interest
setting the price higher