IDC Sports Marketing Quiz

Random Trivia: Which Canadian chain first opened in Hamilton in 1964?

Random trivia: What is the only country to have played in every single soccer World Cup?

Which sports team has this logo?

Random trivia: What fruit does Canada export the most of?

Promotional pricing strategy where original price for a product or service is reduced to increase sales/move inventory.

A pricing strategy that involves lowering the price per unit of a product as the quantity of the order increases.

Sport that is based around local communities and participation by the general public is called:

How many categories of sport is there?

Random trivia: How long is a marathon (in km)?

Which sports team has this logo?

Which sports team has this logo?

When a company charges more money for a product than competitor to create perception that the product is high quality.

Company lists their products/services at low costs in order to attract the more cost-conscious customers.

Which sports team has this logo?

Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 P's?

True or False: University Sports have a higher budget in Canada than in the USA.

What category of professional sports would the NHL fall under?

Which sports team has this logo?

The number of product items offered within each product line.

What shape is a stop sign?

A pricing strategy where the price of a product is initially set low.

What category of sports does WWE fall under?

Which company has this logo?

Which sports team has this logo?

Which sports team has this logo?

Selling items lower than market value, creating sales, hoping consumers will buy other products to make up for the loss.

True or False: The winter/summer olympics are held every 4 years.

High price when a high-end product is first introduced to attract consumer & collect as much revenue as possible.

Selling a package/set of goods or services for a lower price than would charged if the customer bought items separately.

An advertising technique used by companies to subtly promote their products, through appearances in film/TV/other media