Marketing Flashcards

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Why is event marketing important?

A

It helps to attract an audience, without which any event will turn out to be a nonevent.

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2
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What factors influence audience decisions about attending an event?

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Cost and efforts to attend.

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3
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What is essential for anyone planning and promoting an event?

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Understanding the decision-making process of the audience.

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4
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What makes marketing an event more difficult?

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It is far more difficult to market something that the customer cannot take home or physically consume.

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What is a key characteristic of events in terms of marketing?

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An event is highly perishable.

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6
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List the three features of service marketing.

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  • Intangibility
  • Inseparability
  • Variability
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What should be established when marketing an event?

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The features of the product.

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What do attendees generally see an event as?

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A package of benefits.

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What are potential benefits of attending an event? (List at least three)

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  • A novel experience
  • Entertainment
  • A learning experience
  • An opportunity to meet others
  • Dining & drinking
  • A chance to see something unique
  • An inexpensive way to get out of the house
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10
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What is a market segment?

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The process of analyzing your customers in groups.

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Why is it essential to analyze the different motivations of the event audience?

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To determine a profile for each of these groups.

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What example needs may attendees have? (List at least three)

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  • Food and drink
  • Quiet areas
  • Bathroom facilities
  • Safety measures
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13
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What factors can impact consumer decisions to attend an event?

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  • Competitive pressure
  • Motivation
  • Timing
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What is often true about the decision to attend an event?

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It is often impulsive and made on the day of the event.

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What needs to be finalized long before an event?

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Plans for price, brochures, and advertising.

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16
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What must organizers demonstrate when promoting an event?

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The difference between the event and other related leisure options.

17
Q

What is important in the packaging for effective communication?

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The combination of text and images requires a lot of creative effort.

18
Q

What are some forms of promotion for an event? (List at least three)

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  • Brochures
  • Posters
  • Banners
  • Internet ads
  • News
  • Radio
  • TV
  • Press release
19
Q

What is necessary for evaluating marketing efforts?

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The effectiveness of all promotional efforts needs to be carefully monitored.

20
Q

At what stages can research be conducted for evaluating an event?

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  • Prior to the event
  • During the event
  • After the event
21
Q

What types of research can be conducted for event evaluation?

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  • Qualitative
  • Quantitative
22
Q

What elements should be analyzed in the marketing mix?

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  • Product/service
  • Price
  • Place
  • Promotion
23
Q

What does ‘product/service’ in the marketing mix refer to?

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Event venue, quality food, quality entertainment, cleanliness of venue.

24
Q

What does ‘price’ in the marketing mix encompass?

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Cost of ticket, cost of travel, time taken to travel, other inconveniences.

25
Q

What does ‘place’ in the marketing mix include?

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  • Ticket sellers
  • Tour wholesalers
  • Tourist information offices
  • Venue
26
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What does ‘promotion’ in the marketing mix involve?

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  • Advertising
  • Public relations
  • Sales promotion
27
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What is sponsorship in the context of event marketing?

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One of the most common funding sources for staging an event.

28
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What questions should be asked before seeking sponsorship? (List at least three)

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  • What are the benefits?
  • How long will the association last?
  • How much exposure will the sponsor achieve?
  • Will the sponsorship be exclusive?
  • Is there compatibility?
  • Will there be ambush marketing?