Athletes
Venues
Licensed Merchandise
Sporting Goods
Sporting Events
Non-Sport Events
Sports Media
100

Name one sporting event you can participate in.

5K or 10K Run, Marathon or Half-Marathon, Basketball Tournament, Soccer League 

100

Name one venue where a sporting event is held.

A field, stadium, arena, high school gymnasium or convention centers
100

What is licensed merchandise?

Any product that bears the name or logo of a sports team or league


100

Give an example of a sporting good.

sticks, gloves, uniforms, pads, shoes, gloves, helmets, mouth guards

100

Name one sporting event you can watch.

Super Bowl, little league baseball, high school baseball, college football, basketball

100

Give an example of a non-sport event.

a local band playing in the park or a sold out concert

100

What is one example of sports media?

TV shows and networks, websites, magazines, newspapers, social media, radio broadcasts

200

Explain the role of athletes in the overall sport/event product.

Essential components of sporting events because without them, there would be no competition!

200

 How do venues affect the overall experience of a sporting event?

 Sports fans have a tendency to become powerfully connected to venues, especially when the venue:

a. Has a colorful history

b. Holds special memories shared by the community

200

How does licensed merchandise differ from sporting goods?

Licensed merchandise is about fan loyalty and branding, while sporting goods are functional equipment used to play sports

200

Describe the difference between sporting goods and licensed merchandise

Sporting goods are primarily functional items used for active participation in sports, while licensed merchandise is designed for fan identity and loyalty

200

 Give two examples of sporting events.

Olympics, FIFA World Cup, NBA Finals, World Series

200

Name two non-sport events.

festivals, concerts, theater Performances 

200

How does sports media influence sporting events?

The way an event is portrayed in the media can determine its success, both in terms of viewership and revenue, and helps build emotional connections between fans, athletes, and brands.

300

Give two examples of sports media.

TV shows and networks, websites, mobile apps, magazines, newspapers, social media, radio broadcasts

300

Explain the importance of venues in marketing sport/event products.

Venues play a critical role in the marketing and success of sports and events because they shape the fan experience, brand perception, revenue generation, and sponsorship opportunities

300

Give an example of licensed merchandise.

A Los Angeles Lakers LeBron James Jersey produced by Nike

300

 Explain rented-goods services and owned-goods services.

Rented-goods services allow for temporary access to products, typically for events or short-term use, while owned-goods services involve permanent possession of products for ongoing use

300

 Explain how athletes and venues are important to the overall sport/event product.

Both athletes and venues play crucial roles in shaping the sport/event product and ensuring a successful and engaging experience for fans, sponsors, and participants.

300

How do non-sport events differ from sporting events?

While both sporting events and non-sport events aim to provide memorable experiences, they differ in terms of content, audience involvement, venue, merchandise, and overall impact. Sporting events focus on physical competition, while non-sport events center on entertainment or culture, each offering unique opportunities for marketers to engage with their respective audiences.

300

Explain how sports media can enhance the visibility of sporting events.

The way an event is portrayed in the media can determine its success, both in terms of viewership and revenue, and helps build emotional connections between fans, athletes, and brands.

400

Describe how goods can display characteristics of services.

Goods can display characteristics of services when they involve elements of intangibility, perishability, and separability

400

How does separability make sport/event products unique to marketers?

Traditional goods (like a basketball or jersey) can be produced, sold, and consumed independently of their creator, but sport/event products are largely inseparable from their experience, location, and service providers

400

 List three ways that goods can be evaluated for quality.

Performance, serviceability, features, durability, reliability and design

400

How can you distinguish between goods and services based on consistency?

Goods are typically consistent because they are manufactured, while services often exhibit variability due to human factors and environmental conditions

400

How do marketers sell sport/event products with a high degree of perishability?

Since sport/event products are perishable, marketers must create urgency, maximize value, and engage fans in real-time to drive ticket sales and other revenue before the event is gone.

400

 Explain the importance of non-sport events in marketing.

By sponsoring or participating in non-sport events, marketers can develop more diverse strategies, engage with communities, and create memorable experiences that lead to greater brand loyalty and consumer engagement

400

Give two ways that sports media can be evaluated for quality

audience reach, engagement, production quality, accuracy, and accessibility

500

Explain how marketers sell an inconsistent sport/event product.

By focusing on fan experience and prices

500

Describe two ways marketers brand sport/event products to achieve consumer loyalty.

Sport and event marketers focus on building strong emotional connections and creating a consistent brand experience to keep fans engaged and loyal

500

 How can licensed merchandise impact consumer loyalty?

Licensed merchandise is a powerful tool in creating long-term consumer loyalty by fostering emotional connections, reinforcing team identities, and creating ongoing engagement opportunities.

500

 List two ways that services can be evaluated for quality.

To evaluate service quality, marketers often rely on customer satisfaction (feedback) and reliability/consistency (how well the service meets expectations over time)

500

Describe how services can display characteristics of goods

services can mirror some of the characteristics of goods to make them more appealing and recognizable to customers.

500

Describe the impact of non-sport events on sports marketing strategies.

These events offer unique opportunities for cross-promotion, community engagement, and brand enhancement, making them a valuable tool for marketers looking to expand their reach, strengthen customer loyalty, and increase brand visibility

500

Describe the relationship between sports media and consumer engagement.

Sports media creates the platform for fans to connect with their favorite sports, teams, and athletes.