commercialisation Flashcards

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What is commercialisation ?

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to manage or exploit an organisation or an activity in a way designed to make a profit.

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what are the 3 components of commercialisation?

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  • the media
  • the sport
  • sponsorship
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Why is the relationship between all of the components essential?

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in order to maximise the opportunity of profit, that that everyone benefits

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What is a sponsorship?

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it is an individual or a group that provides support in the form on sponsorship in order to ger their product seen by million

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What can sponsorships be used for?

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  • individuals Ronaldo = nike
  • a team AIA = tottenham
  • an event = visa 2012 olympics
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What are the different types of sponsorships?

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  • financial
  • clothing + equipment
  • facilities
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What does the media do for commercialisation?

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uses a diverse range of technologies that act as the main means of mass communication

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What technology does the media use to broadcast information?

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  • printed media / press (newspapers)
  • broadcast media (tv + radio)
  • internet / social media (instagram)
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What is the relationship between sponsors and the media?

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  • sponsors want to promote their products via the media, as they can reach millions of potential customers.
  • media companies need high viewing figures to make them more attractive to sponsors
  • media companies therefore pay sports clubs to allow them to televise matches, as this attracts a lot of viewers, making it. more likely that they will get finding from sponsors
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What does a player / performer need sponsorship for?

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  • facilities
  • equipment
  • competitions
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how does the media and commercialisation help promote sport.

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to provide better opportunities for the spectator.

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What are the advantages of commercialisation for the sponsor / company

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  • media can show products in advertisements during breaks in play
  • brand names can be sen around venues and on performers clothing during activity
  • raised awareness of brands, leading to increased sales
  • product associated with high-quality performance or health and fitness giving the brand a high status
    increased media hype about an event = greater viewing numbers = more exposure for sponsors products
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what are the advantages for the sport

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  • raised awareness of sport, to help increase participation
  • higher profile of sport = more commercial interest
  • increased funding for sponsors
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What are the advantages for the official

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  • sponsors can provide kit
  • media can support correct decisions
  • they are more likely to become role models
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What are the advantages for the player

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  • can be paid millions endorse products
  • can train full - time and not have to work at another job, funding training, so can focus on becoming the best at their sport
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Advantages for the audience

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  • more coverage
  • top events
  • replays
  • red button choice
  • player cam
  • ability to buy the same clothes and equipment as role models
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What are the disadvantages for the sponsor

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  • the media may not get a high number of viewers
  • the company doesn’t get the amount of exposure they wanted
  • the player / team dosent preform well
  • a player becomes a bad role model owning to cheating / racisim
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What are the disadvantages for the sport

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  • clothing and rules are changed to make the same more appealing to viewers
  • fixture times and length of season are changed to maximise viewing opportunities
  • there are breaks in play for advertising
  • minority sports are not shown by media leading to decrease in participation
  • minority spots get little media coverage and therefore lack sponsorship
  • negative reporting can give the sport a bad reputation
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what is the disadvantages for the player

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  • even times may make conditions less favourable for performers
  • withdrawal of sponsorship can cause financial difficulties
  • the product may have a bad image or be unethical, giving the performer a bad rep
  • there may be pressure to win at all costs to keep sponsorship
  • they are restricted to sponsorship clothing/ equipment
  • no privacy
  • negative reporting can lose sponsorship
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disadvantages for the official

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  • under a spotlik all decisions can be replayed, so poor decisions are highlighted, undermining the official
  • they have to wear the sponsors logo
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What are the disadvantages for the audience / spectator

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  • the subscription cost for TV sports channel is high
  • pay per view means they need to pay again for certain events
  • the cost of merchandise is high
  • minority sports are not shown
  • sponsors keep the best tickets for hospitality reasons