Player Endorsements
Davie-Brown Index
Endorsement Deliverables
Endorseable Athlete Attributes
100

The highest earning athlete in 2014 despite 0% of his earnings coming from endorsements

Who is Floyd Mayweather

100

The level of which consumers will believe what a celebrity says

What is trust

100

The most simple way to receive an endorsement payment, often in exchange to represent the brand for a set period of time

What is an annual financial payment

100

The main leveragble asset a professional athlete has

What is Performance success

200

The highest earning Basketball player in 2014, with 53 of his 72.3 million dollar earnings coming from endorsements

Who is LeBron James

200

The like or dislike-ability  of the celebrity

What is appeal

200

Type of endorsement payment in which athletes are paid specific amounts to go to a specific event

What is appearance money

200

External factor based on appearance that lesser performing athletes such as David Beckham and Anna Kournikova have used to  further market themselves to sponsors

What is physical attractiveness

300

This soccer player earns 35% of his $80 million earning from endorsements

Who is Cristiano Ronaldo

300

The degree to which people feel the celebrity has a life to which they would seek for themselves

What is aspiration

300

Not a cash payment but this deliverable is often used for young athletes before a formal contract is signed, often to build trust

What is an apparel and equipment endorsement

300

Lance Armstrong used this off the field attribute to his advantage with his Livestrong brand, charity work, and cancer survival but also to his disadvantage when the doping scandal came to light

What is an Athlete's character

400

This Football Quarterback had only .04% of his 2014 $43.8 million earnings coming from endorsements

Who is Matt Ryan

400

The degree for which people actually take notice when the celebrity appears on TV or other media

What is breakthrough

400

An example of and "on the road" endorsement deliverable from a sponsor

What is setting up a rest house near the sporting arena for sponsored athletes (or other example will work)

400

An on field attribute that indicates the manner at which the athlete achieves their success/how they play the game. This is a big indicator of marketability

What is an Athlete's playing style

500

This tennis player earns 92.5% of his $56.2 million dollar earnings from endorsements

Who is Roger Federer

500

The ability for the celebrity to be viewed as someone who will bring new, modern, and unique aspects to the sport

What is a trendsetter

500

The type of endorsement payment that LeBron James receives from Nike, variable

What is a Revenue share model

500

Immediately after his fight with Alexander Volkov, Derrick Lewis became immensely more marketable after this off-field attribute was shown on TV

What is an Athlete's Personality

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