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What is marketing?
Creating, promoting, and distributing products to satisfy consumer needs
What is sports marketing?
Marketing goods, services, or ideas through sports and sporting events
What is entertainment marketing?
Using entertainment to market products or marketing entertainment itself
Which of the following is not one of the four P's of marketing?
Productivity
What does 'product' refer to in the 4 Ps?
The goods, services, or ideas being offered
What does 'price' refer to?
What consumers must pay to obtain the product
What does 'place' refer to?
The locations and methods used to make the product available
What does 'promotion' include?
How a business communicates with customers
What is market segmentation?
Dividing a market into groups with similar characteristics
Which of the following is a demographic segmentation factor?
Age
Which of the following is a psychographic segmentation factor?
Interests and hobbies
Geographic segmentation divides the market based on:
Location
Target marketing means:
Focusing marketing efforts on a specific group
Gaining market share means:
Increasing a company's percentage of total industry sales
Which factor most influences consumer buying behavior in sports?
Team loyalty
What is advertising?
Paid, non-personal communication to promote a product
What is personal selling?
Face-to-face communication between a seller and customer
Public relations involves:
Creating a positive image for an organization
What is publicity?
Free media coverage
What is sales promotion?
Short-term incentives to encourage purchases
What is branding?
Creating a name, symbol, or design that identifies a product
What is co-branding?
Two brands partnering together for marketing purposes
A brand extension is:
Using an existing brand name for a new product category
A line extension is:
Adding new products under an existing brand
Celebrity endorsements work because:
Consumers trust or admire the celebrity
An influencer partnership is:
When social media personalities promote a brand
A promotional tie-in is:
A cross-promotion between two related businesses
Fan engagement strategies include:
Activities that connect fans emotionally with a team or performer
Venue signage is:
Advertising placed inside or around a stadium or arena
Merchandising tie-ins include:
Products featuring team logos or characters
Pricing strategies in sports often include:
Contests, giveaways, and special appearances
A reason teams use giveaways is to:
Increase ticket sales and fan excitement
Personal appearances by athletes can:
Increase ticket and merchandise sales
Which is an example of a promotional partnership?
A fast-food chain giving away movie-themed toys
A brand's logo, colors, and mascot are part of its:
Brand identity
A team selling licensed apparel is an example of:
Merchandising
A company sponsoring a concert is an example of:
Promotion
The primary purpose of market segmentation is to:
Identify and understand different consumer groups
What is a benefit of using a target market?
More effective and efficient marketing strategies
What is the main goal of sports and entertainment marketing?
Satisfy consumer needs while generating revenue