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SEM 1.05-1.07-Review
SEM 1.05-1.07-Review
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Branding & Licensing
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When a celebrity gives their public approval of a product
Niche Market
Endorsement
License
Advertisement
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When a business is the only sponsor, or only sponsor within a category, Ex-restaurants, drinks
Exclusivity
Endorsements
Barter Sponsorship
Naming Rights
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Who has Naming Rights to the Carolina Panthers Stadium?
AT&T
Ericsson
Bank of America
Metlife
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This is the slogan for what company? "American by Birth. Rebel By Choice."
Harley Davidson
Chevrolet
Oakley
Yamaha
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Business that tries to appear as a sponsor of an event when there has been no paid sponsor fees
Ambush marketing
Naming Rights
Market Segmentation
Ambush Strategy
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Permission to copy name, brand, logo, trade character, when producing products
Licensor
Loyalty
Licensing
Licensee
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An Actual part of a product, Ex. Heated Leather Seats
Objection
Product Feature
Product Benefit
Fissure
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An effective logo should...
Ambiguous
Elaborate & Flashy
Contain 3 colors
Timeless, Clear & Simple
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Why would a team sell naming Rights to a venue in the process of being built?
To gain larger Market Share
To get free products
To receive publicity
To help pay for Construction
10
Lebron James in an advertisement wearing Nike and drinking Gatorade, this is an example of
Cross-Ties
Cross-Fit
Cross-Promotion
Mass marketing
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The consumer's belief's, perception, about a company brand or their reputation
Brand Equity
Brand
Brand Image
Brand Awareness
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What fictitious fishing Company became a restaurant chain after appearing in 1994 best picture
Captain John's Seafood
Long John Silvers
Bubba Gump fish Co.
Red Lobster
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Cost, Demographics of target market, length of contract, media exposure, would be included in
Business Plan
Sponsorship Strategy
Sponsorship Proposal
Marketing Mix Plan
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The added value a brand has because of it's popularity
Brand Equity
Brand
Brand Awareness
Brand Loyalty
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Legal protection of original works and intellectual property, songs, poetry, art, etc
Copycat
Pell Grant
Copyright
Patent
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When designing a logo for a sports team, what factors are most important?
Team Colors & Team name
Mascot & Team Size
Team Name & Team Size
Location & Mascot
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What is included in ticket designs to discourage Counterfeiting of tickets
Dates
Season Tickets
Special Watermarks
Team Colors & name
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When a business provides a team/entity with apparel, equipment, instead of money
Endorsement
In-Kind/Barter Sponsorship
Testimony
Naming Rights
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The SWOT analysis, looks at what factors to make good business decision
Strengths, Warranties, Obstacles & Threats
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats
Strengths, Weakness, Obstacles & Threats
Skills, Weaknesses, Opportunities, & Threats
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The rights-holder or owner of a brand name/logo
Licensee
License
Licensor
Licensing
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Money paid by the manufacturer to use a brand name/logo on their products
Fees
Prince Harry
Royalties
Sports payment
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When a company gives money or apparel/equipment to be affiliated with a team/event
Corporation
Sponsorship
Venue
Marketing
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Corporation has it's name attached to a venue/event; FedEx Orange Bowl, Verizon Ampitheater
Facility Name
Naming Permission
Naming Rights
Venue
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What corporation has naming rights with the Cincinnati Reds Field
Bank of America
Cinergy
Heinz
Pepsi
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Protection for someone's brand, symbol, word, to prevent others from using this
License
Sponsorship
Trademark
Patent