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1
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What makes a sport a sport?

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  1. Involves an activity or skill
  2. Set of rules
  3. With a recreational purpose for competition
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What is entertainment

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Whatever people are willing to spend their money and spare time on.

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Consumer

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People who buy/use products.

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What is Discretionary Income

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Money left to spend after expenses are paid.

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5
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Early 20th Century Entertainment

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Performing arts (live theatre, ballet, opera, concerts)

Marketing: Limited to posters, newspapers, magazines, and word of mouth.

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6
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What helped both wealthy and working-class families seek forms of entertainment?

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Public Transportation

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7
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Birth of Movies

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Louis Le Prince made the first moving pictures in 1888.

Thomas Edison invented the kinetoscope in the late 1890s.

Lumiere brothers presented the first projected movie in 1895.

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Bill Veeck

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Introduced entertainment to sports through fireworks, dazzling scoreboards, and special-event nights.

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9
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Modern Marketing Methods

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Public buses/subways cars.

Cell phones/social media.

Sports stadiums named after advertisers.

Corporate logos on jerseys.

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What is marketing?

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The process of making, promoting, and distributing goods and services to satisfy customers’ needs and wants.

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What are Needs

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Basic necessities like food, clothing, shelter.

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What are Wants?

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Desires based on personality or experiences

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13
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Marketing Concept

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Organizations need to satisfy customers while trying to reach organizational goals.

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14
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Target Market

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A group of consumers an organization selects as the main focus of its marketing plan.

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15
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What are demographics?

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Statistics that describe the population by personal characteristics.

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16
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Mass Marketing

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Promoting products with one message directed to everyone.

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17
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What is cohort Marketing?

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Studies groups of people who underwent the same experiences as kids.

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18
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4 P’s in the Marketing Mix

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Product, Price, Place, Promotion.

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19
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Product

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Design, development, maintenance.

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Price

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Establishing and communicating value.

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Place

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Distribution to consumers.

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22
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Promotion

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Using methods to advertise the product

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23
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What is the Channel of Distribution?

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The path a product takes the product from the producer to the consumer.

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24
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4 Types of Promotion

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Advertising, sales promotion, publicity, personal selling.

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7 Key Marketing Functions

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  1. Product/service management
  2. Distribution
  3. Selling
  4. Marketing information management
  5. Financing
  6. Pricing
  7. Promotion.
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26
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What is economics?

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The study of choices and decisions that affect; making, distributing, and using goods and services.

27
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GDP

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A measure of economic development, showing how much a country made over a period of time

28
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Supply vs. Demand

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Supply: All products available.

Demand: Customer desire and ability to buy products.

29
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Supply and Demand Theory

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Prices rise with limited supply and high demand.

Prices fall with many products and low demand.

30
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Demand Elasticity and Available Substitutes

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Follows price competition. ( When there are many substitutes for a product)
Elastic demand: Price changes affect demand.

31
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What is Non-Price Competition?

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Quality, service, image.

32
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Risks in Sports and Entertainment

A

Financial risk, potential for losses in events, movies, or sports teams.

33
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Tangible Property

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Buildings, equipment.

34
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Intangible Property

A

Services, intellectual rights

35
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Intellectual Property Rights

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Copyrights, patents, trademarks.

36
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What is copyright?

A

Legal protection of a creator’s intellectual property (music)

37
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What are royalties?

A

Payment to owners for the use of intellectual property.

38
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Patent

A

Protection for inventions, for the inventor.

Inventions protected for 20 years.

39
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What is a trademark?

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recognizing words, names, symbols, sounds, or colours for goods/services.

40
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Sole-Proprietorship

A

Business ownership with one owner.

Advantages: Easy start and end, complete control.

Disadvantages: Lack of finances, unlimited liability.

41
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Partnership

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Business ownership with two or more owners.

Advantages: Shared investment, expertise.

Disadvantages: Unlimited liability, potential disagreements.

42
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Limited Partnership

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Partnership with silent partners and at least one unlimited partner.

43
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Corporation

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Business ownership by stockholders.

Advantages: Shared ownership, expertise.

Disadvantages: Complex management, potential for conflicts.

44
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Endorsement

A

Celebrity approval or support of a product.

Example: LeBron endorses Nike.

45
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Core vs. Ancillary Product

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Core Product: Main product (e.g., sports events, movies).

Ancillary Product: Related or derived from the core (e.g., movie merchandise).

46
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Influence of the Internet?

A

Changed the way people shop for products.

47
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Sports and Entertainment Marketing

A

To make people attend events through promotions.

48
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Pricing Problems

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Strikes, ticket scalpers, piracy, bootlegging, royalties.

49
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Promotion

A

Any communication to make people buy products.

50
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Tie-In

A

Use of ancillary products for promotional purposes.

Example: Happy meals with movie toys at McDonald’s.

51
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Cross-Promotion

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Industries promoting each other’s products.

Example: A movie star appearing on talk shows to promote a film.

52
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Cross-Marketing

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Expanding from one industry into others.

Example: A clothing brand expanding into music.

53
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Convergence

A

Overlapping of product promotions.

More than one promotion occurs for the organization.

54
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Synergy

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An action where products promote related products.

Example: Clothing brand promoting music.

55
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Differences in Sports and Entertainment

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Loyalty, product consistency.

56
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Consumer Loyalty

A

Attitude when customers are happy with the company

57
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Product/Service Management

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Involves designing, developing, maintaining, improving, and acquiring goods/services that meet customer needs.

58
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Distribution

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Focuses on determining the best way to get the company’s product or service to the customer.

59
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Selling

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Is the direct and personal communication with customers to assess and satisfy current and future needs.

60
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Marketing Information Management

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Gathering and using information about customers to improve decision-making.

61
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Financing

A

A company’s budget for its own marketing activities.

Provide customers with assistance in paying for the product or service.

62
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Pricing

A

The process of establishing and communicating the value or cost of goods/services to customers.

63
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Promotion

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Using advertising and other forms of communication to provide information about products, services, and ideas.

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