Week 13 (Final) Flashcards

1
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Box Office Primary Concerns

A

location, physical space, visibility

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2
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Role of the Box Office

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s

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3
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Festival Seating

A

s

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4
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All-Seaters

A

s

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5
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Price

A

Price is the exchange value of a good or service and the value of an item in the marketplace

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6
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Satisfaction eq.

A

benefits-cost

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7
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Marketer’s Sense of Price

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s

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8
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Consumer’s Sense of Cost

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s

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9
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Fan Cost Index

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s

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10
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Internal Factors

A
product
promotion
distribution
cost
organizational objectives
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11
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External Factors

A

consumer demand
competition
legal economy
technology

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12
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Market Demand and Elasticity

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It exists when a given percentage change in price results in a larger percentage change in quantity.

Increase in price will mean decrease in profits.

Ex. soccer, baseball, NHL

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13
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Elasticity of Demand

A
product necessity or luxury
product substitute availability
frequency of purchase
proportion of income available for a specific product
economy
brand loyalty
competition (quantity and quality)
quality of the product
time frame of demand
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14
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Pricing Factors

A
Market demand
Lead time
User segmentation
Time & Place issues
Actions of competitors
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15
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Break Even Analysis

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Determines the # of units to sell at a given price to break even

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16
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Cost Plus Pricing

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Cost + Desired profit = Price

• Account for cost paid, then mark up to desired level.

17
Q

Captation Pricing

A

Offering a price “per head” Typically
used on a group basis

Providing a “group” discount that, in turn, creates a bulk‐revenue stream

Sell to whole organization for discount
price

Useful approach for any sport
organization seeking to maximize use of a seatless facility