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KSS-429 Quiz #1
KSS-429 Quiz #1
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1
The ability to gain access to a potential customer is an important part of market segmentation.
True
False
2
In sport marketing terms, the concepts of “marketing” and “promotions” are interchangeable.
False
True
3
Which of these makes the sport marketplace unique compared with other industries?
Many fans consider themselves experts.
The sport product is consistent.
Many competitors are seeking the same consumer spending.
Attracting media attention to the product is difficult.
4
Analyzing the market and the organization is one of the five strategic components of marketing management.
False
True
5
What early example of sport marketing was used to help market cigarettes?
baseball player cards
pictures of notable boxers
mail-in entries to win sporting goods
inserts depicting the lineage of famous racing horses
6
For a sport organization, business objectives should always drive decisions when conducting market research.
False
True
7
Many sport consumers consider themselves experts.
False
True
8
Which of these is
not
a reason why sport marketing is different from many other types of product marketing?
the market for the product
the fundamental difference of the sport product itself
the financial model of sport production
the emphasis on generating revenue
9
Simultaneous production and consumption is a unique aspect of sport marketing as far as
price
is concerned.
True
False
10
Which of these is
not
a key ingredient of a successful sport branding effort in today's marketplace?
media interest
stickiness of an idea
social identity
a consistently winning team or athlete
11
What sport marketing giant was originally known as Blue Ribbon Sports?
ESPN
Under Armor
Nike
IMG
12
Which of these is an example of marketing through sport?
broadcasting a team's away games only
scheduling games so as not to conflict with other events
using a sport team's television broadcast to advertise financial services
using billboards to advertise a team's schedule
13
Which of these is
not
a common way in which brand marketers have used interest in sports to sell their products?
athlete endorsements
telemarketing
media broadcasts
in-venue advertising
14
Which of these is
not
an example of marketing myopia?
relying on market research to make decisions
greater emphasis on short-term sales compared with long-term strategy
confusing marketing and promotions
reliance on winning to help market the product
15
Income, age, family status, number of children, and profession are all variables in state-of-mind segmenting.
True
False
16
Which of these would
not
be considered syndicated data?
audience measurement (e.g., Nielsen ratings)
Scarborough report
U.S. census data
results of a customized fan survey distributed to Philadelphia Phillies fan
17
Which of these would be considered an environmental factor that affects consumer behavior?
perception
personal motivation
technology
stage in life cycle
18
When sport marketers focus on short term gains rather than examining the long-term needs of consumers, it is called
consumer surplus
ambush marketing
market testing
marketing myopia
19
The price of the sport product itself is invariably quite small in comparison with the total cost paid by the consumer
.
False
True
20
A sport fan who is enticed into buying a ticket to a game by a promotion had her consumer behavior affected by
cultural norms
a significant other
market behavior of the sport firm
the sport opportunity structure