Marketing Careers
Economic Impact
Buying Motives
Nature of Sports Marketing
Target Market
Sports Teams
100

Marketing Director, Advertising, Sales, Ticket management, Market Research & Development, Promotions

Sport and Event Marketing Careers

100

The organized way in which a country handles its economic decisions and solves its economic problems

Economic System

100

Make purchases based on their feelings and impulse

Emotional Buying Motive

100

Participants who watch the event

Spectators

100

Customers who have the same needs that are in the same specific market

Target Market

100

NBA team in North Carolina

Charlotte Hornets

200

In charge of ALL marketing efforts, Oversees each of the marketing, sub departments, Creates a marketing budget for the organization

Marketing Director

200

The total of new spending resulting from an event.

Direct Impact

200

Logic or reasoning behind a purchase

Rational Buying Motives

200

Businesses who pay to have their name associated with the event.

Sponsors

200

Gender, heritage, religion, socioeconomic status, life stage

Demographic segmentation

200
WNBA team in New York

New York Liberty

300

Responsible for the entire ticket-office, staff, Allocates tickets to their proper outlets, Keeps detailed ticket sales records

Ticket Management

300

These impacts arise from the ripple effect of direct spending as it flows through the economy.

Indirect Impact

300

Customer makes purchases from one business rather than from another

Patronage Buying Motive

300

ESPN, The Athletic, FS1 Sports

Sports News or Sports Information

300

regions, states, neighborhoods, cities

Geographic Segmentation

300

Football Team in Tennessee

Tennessee Titans

400

Write press releases, Develop media guides, Organize news conferences, Manage press box

Media Relations

400

High Expenses, Displacement of Local Businesses, Resource Consumption, Pollution, Traffic Congestion

Negative Economic Impact

400

A business executive attending a football game because their company sponsors the team. (Which Motive?)

Organizational Buying Motives

400

Tangible things you buy at events, Apparel, Memorabilia

Sporting Goods

400

Lifestyle, personality, interest, activities

Psychographic Segementation

400

MLB team in Colorado

Colorado Rockies

500

Plan sports camps, Respond to messages from fans, Schedule appearances for athletes and coaches, Plan youth clinics

Community Relations

500

Job Creation, Increase Revenue for Local Businesses, Tourism Boost, Infrastructure Development

Positive Economic Impact

500

These include the need for relaxation and or exercise depending on the type of event (Which Motive?)

Psychological Buying Motive

500

It's Intangible and Perishable. Also known as the "Game Experience"

Sporting Events

500

Rate of use, benefits derived, loyalty response, occasion response.

Behavioral Segmentation

500

Hockey team in Boston

Boston Bruins

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