Sports Marketing

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Sports Marketing Sports marketing is marketing products through the sponsorship of sporting events or the sponsorship of teams or equipment for sporting events.

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Sports Marketing Sports marketing is marketing products through the sponsorship of sporting events or the

sponsorship of teams or equipment for sporting events.

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Sports is a Service. The sports is a service.

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ACTION PLAN

Requirements

Timing

Relationships

Capability

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ACTION PLAN – SPORTS MANAGEMENT

Consult bid

Define timing

Execute in stages

Region is ahead

Need to keep ahead

Requirements

Timing

Relationships

Capability

• Develop requirements profile of each event

• Develop gap analysis

• Define strategies to close gaps

• Recognise sport is key to business success

• Identify necessary local capabilities

• Harness existing capability

• Develop required capability

• Adapt current practices to suit market need

• Understand decision-making process

• Identify important relationships

• Develop and implement relationships building plan – regional, national, international

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Sports engagement is just not about viewership The sports engagement is just not about the viewership. It is all about the sports worship.

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MARKET INFLUENCERS

Purchasers Adoption Media Distribution Product Pricing Facilities Competition Exchange Employees

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MARKET INFLUENCERS – AN OVERALL VIEW

Purchasers Adoption Media Distribution Product Pricing Facilities Competition Exchange Employees

Customers Loyalty Owner pays Static Adapted Single price

Owner buys existing or builds own

facilities

Individual branding in competitive

markets

economic

Contractual power favors

owners

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MARKET INFLUENCERS – SPORTS COMMUNITY

Fans RecognitionFans,

Sponsors, & Media pay

Dynamic Global

Fan pays extra for

right to buy tickets

Government (taxpayers)

pay for facilities

Monopoly power

social

Contractual power favors players

Purchasers Adoption Media Distribution Product Pricing Facilities Competition Exchange Employees

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MARKET INFLUENCERS – A PARADIGM SHIFT

Purchasers Adoption Media Distribution Product Pricing Facilities Competition Exchange Employees

Customers Loyalty Owner pays Static Adapted Single price

Owner buys existing or builds own

facilities

Individual branding in competitive

markets

economic

Contractual power favors

owners

Fans RecognitionFans,

Sponsors, & Media pay

Dynamic Global

Fan pays extra for

right to buy tickets

Government (taxpayers)

pay for facilities

Monopoly power

social

Contractual power favors players

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sports marketing different from traditional marketingBy understanding the differences we can understand the effectiveness of sports marketing principles.

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FANS VS. CUSTOMERSWhat are some things you have seen fans do at a game that customers at a grocery store never do for a favorite brand?

Customer

One that buys goods or services.

Fan

An ardent devotee;

An enthusiast

Fanatic

A person marked or motivated by an extreme, unreasoning enthusiasm, as for a cause

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FANS PRICING

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Cost of Sports Event, Product, or Service Provision

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Price of Sports Event, Product, or Service

Value of Sports Event, Product, or Service for the Fan

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*Availability of Sports Event, Product, or Service Provision

Fans can pay any premium over the cost of product to avail the

services and product.

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SPORTS PRICING – VALUE OF EMOTION

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SPORTS IS CHANGING

We’ve recognized for several years that sport is part ofentertainment. The market now is really sports, fashion andmusic. We can’t expect to ignore reality and survive.

- Reebok president Robert Meers