Marketing in Sports and Entertainment
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What is one of the key roles of marketing in the sports and entertainment industry?

  • To reduce competition among service providers
  • To focus solely on production costs
  • To drive consumer engagement (correct)
  • To limit brand awareness

Which function of marketing is primarily responsible for establishing the value of a product?

  • Product/Service Management
  • Pricing (correct)
  • Promotion
  • Distribution

Which of the following is NOT one of the steps in developing a market research project?

  • Advising on ethical marketing (correct)
  • Reporting
  • Identify the Problem
  • Data Collection

What marketing challenge relates to changing consumer behavior due to economic shifts?

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What does the 'Place' aspect of the Four P's in marketing refer to?

<p>Locations and distribution channels (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which pricing strategy involves setting high prices for exclusive items?

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In what way does marketing information management contribute to marketing efforts?

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What type of pricing strategy is designed to attract consumers by starting with low prices?

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What is the first key step in the management control process?

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Which activity is NOT part of the implementing function?

<p>Establishing Standards (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should be done if actual performance deviates from set standards?

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The purpose of monitoring results is to:

<p>Track and measure performance (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is essential for effective delegation?

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What is a benchmark used to measure performance called?

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What is a primary goal of the implementing function?

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Which of the following is a part of evaluating performance?

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What is one way organizations can correct deviations?

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What is the role of resource allocation in the implementing function?

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What is the purpose of calculating markup in a business?

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Which type of market segmentation focuses on attitudes, values, and lifestyles?

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What is a benefit of establishing a service culture within an organization?

<p>Enhances customer experience (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which component is NOT part of a typical marketing plan?

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What does the event triangle in event marketing consist of?

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Which of these is NOT a characteristic to consider when selecting a venue?

<p>Advertising budget (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Dynamic pricing strategies are primarily based on which factor?

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What is a fundamental reason for sports and entertainment organizations to implement promotions?

<p>Build brand awareness (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does product positioning focus on?

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Which of the following is NOT considered a form of advertising in sports and entertainment?

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In which stage of the product life cycle is marketing strategy primarily focused on gaining market share?

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What role does buyer behavior analysis play in marketing?

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Which financing opportunity can be utilized for sports and entertainment facilities?

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Which method is commonly used for collecting marketing information?

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What does customization in marketing refer to?

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Which of the following is a key skill necessary for a career in sports and entertainment?

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What is a common educational requirement for careers in sports management?

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Which of the following describes a barrier to employment in the sports and entertainment industry?

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What is the primary purpose of a career portfolio in the sports and entertainment field?

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Which of the following is a common role at the entry-level in sports and entertainment management?

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What is one benefit of following best practices in an organization?

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What is the role of Management Information Systems (MIS) in decision-making?

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Which of the following is a key component of an effective marketing plan?

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Which leadership style involves adapting to the specific situation and the needs of the team?

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What is a key trait that successful teams must possess?

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What is the implication of pursuing internships in the sports and entertainment field?

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Which factor is crucial for marketers when determining the focus for a marketing plan?

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Which factor is NOT commonly associated with poor teamwork?

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What is the significance of Management Information Systems (MIS) in organizations?

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What is a significant change in the evolution of Management Information Systems?

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What is a primary disadvantage of not-for-profit organizations?

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Which of the following best defines marketing tactics?

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Which motivation technique involves acknowledging employee achievements?

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Which of the following is NOT a source of revenue in the sports and entertainment industries?

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What characterizes a self-managed team?

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How does planning benefit businesses in the competitive landscape?

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Which of the following describes the importance of customer feedback in business?

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What does an income statement primarily show?

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Which is an important human relations skill for leaders?

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What is a primary reason that teams may fail?

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Which strategy involves shifting risk to another party?

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What type of teams consists of members from different departments working on a shared project?

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What is the main purpose of economic impact studies?

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Which organizational structure allows for flexibility and fewer management layers?

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Which motivational factor involves receiving financial benefits or recognition?

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What is crucial for promoting a successful team environment?

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What does SWOT analysis assess?

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What characteristic is important for a leader managing change?

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What is a common risk faced by the sports and entertainment industry?

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Which skill is NOT essential in the sports and entertainment industry?

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Which of the following is a method to budget effectively in sports?

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What primarily drives tourism in relation to sports events?

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Which budgeting technique calculates the sales volume needed to cover costs?

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What risk management strategy involves eliminating the potential risk altogether?

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Which factor is NOT considered during a SWOT analysis?

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What is the main purpose of event budgets in event management?

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Which economic utility involves the timing of an event?

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What is a common factor affecting event attendance?

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What is considered a strategy for managing concessions sales effectively?

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Which type of organizational structure involves the least hierarchy?

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What is the primary role of general managers in professional teams?

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What is a benefit of continuous professional development for employees?

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Which risk management strategy involves altering the approach to minimize loss?

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What is the purpose of job descriptions in human resource management?

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What is a primary purpose of regular performance evaluations of employees?

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Which category of risk includes threats to reputation?

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What does SWOT analysis help organizations identify?

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How does diversity in the workplace benefit organizations?

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What is an essential function of human resources in an organization?

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Which of the following strategies is NOT recommended for recruiting sports and entertainment employees?

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What is an example of a fringe benefit for employees in the sports and entertainment sector?

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What activities are involved in Human Resources Management?

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What is the initial step in the development phase for sports and entertainment planning?

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What is a primary focus when recruiting and hiring personnel?

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What are sponsorships in the context of sports and entertainment?

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Which of the following is NOT considered a component of the sports and entertainment industry?

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What is a key economic impact of sports and entertainment events at the local level?

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What role does publicity play in the sports and entertainment industry?

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What is one disadvantage of operating as a for-profit organization?

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How can businesses create loyalty through promotion?

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Which of the following is a step in developing an effective advertising campaign?

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What does the term 'endorsements' refer to in the sports and entertainment industry?

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What is an example of increased digital engagement in the sports and entertainment industry?

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What is the primary purpose of advance publicity in sports and entertainment?

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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of positive public relations?

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What is one ethical concern associated with gambling in sports?

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What role does the NCAA play in college athletics?

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Which aspect of ethics in sports emphasizes treating others with dignity and fairness?

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How does celebrity endorsement primarily affect product sales?

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Which form of licensing allows multiple parties to produce the same licensed product?

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The impact of negative public relations on an organization is often evident in which area?

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What is a primary responsibility of the NJCAA?

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What is a significant consequence of unethical behavior in sports?

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What is an autocratic leadership style characterized by?

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Which communication skill is vital for creating clear press releases?

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What is a common reason people resist change in an organization?

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What type of sponsorship involves a company supporting a specific event?

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In sports governance, which organization focuses on smaller colleges and universities?

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Which step is NOT part of the effective change process?

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What is the primary focus of social responsibility in sports and entertainment?

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What is NOT a characteristic of enlightened leaders?

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Operational decisions are primarily concerned with which aspect of management?

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What common risk is associated with group decision-making?

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Which of the following is an advantage of strategic management?

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Which of the following does NOT fall under internal environmental factors?

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What is the primary purpose of knowledge management in organizations?

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Which of the following is NOT a step in the delegation process?

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What does a SWOT analysis evaluate?

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Which of the following is NOT a strategy used by leaders to motivate employees?

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Participative management primarily focuses on which aspect?

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Which phase in strategic management comes after the action phase?

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What is the primary purpose of dynamic pricing in sales strategies?

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Which pricing strategy involves initially setting low prices to attract a large customer base?

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What distinguishes ticket brokers from ticket scalpers?

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What legal consideration is crucial when managing sponsorship contracts in sports?

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What does the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) require of venues?

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How do antitrust laws impact professional sports leagues?

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Which of the following is NOT a step in the sales process?

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What role do labor unions play in sports and entertainment?

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What type of contract governs the agreement between an event organizer and a venue provider?

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What is one of the primary goals of public relations in sports and entertainment?

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Which law ensures equal opportunities for male and female athletes in educational institutions?

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What is one outcome of implementing sustainability regulations in sports venues?

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Which of the following factors does NOT influence the determination of ticket prices?

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What legal area do antitrust laws primarily address in the context of sports?

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Flashcards

Marketing in Sports and Entertainment

Marketing drives engagement with audiences, generates revenue through ticket sales, sponsorships, and merchandise, and promotes brand awareness and loyalty, creating memorable experiences.

Product/Service Management

Developing and managing products such as events, merchandise, and providing exceptional experiences.

Pricing

Setting prices that reflect the value of products and services, considering factors like demand, competition, and costs.

Distribution

Ensuring products reach the target audience through various channels like online platforms, retail stores, and events.

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Promotion

Using advertising, public relations, social media, and other strategies to inform, engage, and persuade potential customers.

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Selling

Directly interacting with customers to sell tickets, merchandise, and sponsorships.

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Marketing Information Management

Collecting and analyzing data about fans, events, and market trends to make informed decisions.

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Financing

Securing financial resources to fund marketing efforts and overall operations.

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Evaluating Events for Future Retention

Analyze feedback, attendee satisfaction, financial performance, and opportunities for improvement.

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Factors Affecting Event Attendance

Timing, location, ticket prices, weather, and competition from other events.

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Concessions Sales Policies/Strategies

Offering a variety of food and beverage options, pricing strategies, and discounts during events.

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Importance of Budgets in Event Management

Ensures financial resources are properly allocated, controls costs, and maximizes revenue.

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Management of Major Events

Requires strategic planning, coordination of teams, resources, and clear communication to ensure success.

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Economic Utility Types for Events

Creating the event. Timing of the event. Location of the event. Ease of acquiring tickets or event access.

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Factors of Production in a Market Economy

Land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship.

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Universities Increasing Revenues through Entertainment

Hosting concerts, sporting events, conferences, and other entertainment that attracts students and the public.

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Types of Organizational Structures

Hierarchical, flat, matrix, and team-based structures.

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Value of Special Events During Shoulder Periods

Increases foot traffic and revenue during off-peak times for facilities.

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Latest Technology Trends Impacting Entertainment

Virtual reality, augmented reality, live streaming, and interactive media.

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Development Phase for Sports and Entertainment Planning

Initial research, goal setting, budget creation, and operational planning.

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Objectives for Entertainment Events

Clear guidelines and measurable goals help with event success.

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Mission of the Sports and Entertainment Industry

Provide quality entertainment while driving revenue, engagement, and fan loyalty.

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Risk Categories and Management

Categories: Financial, operational, reputational, and strategic risks. Management strategies: Avoidance, reduction, transfer, and acceptance.

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What is risk?

The potential for financial loss or harm due to various factors like injury, poor attendance, or market fluctuations.

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What are risk management strategies?

These are methods used to manage risks, such as avoiding the risk, minimizing its impact, accepting it, or shifting it to another party.

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What is financial risk?

This type of risk involves potential loss of revenue or investment.

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What is operational risk?

This type of risk involves disruptions in event production or facility management.

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What is legal risk?

This type of risk involves lawsuits or compliance issues.

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What is reputational risk?

This type of risk involves damage to a brand or public image.

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What is an income statement?

A financial document that shows revenue, costs, and profits over a specific period of time.

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What is a balance sheet?

A document that reflects the organization's financial position at a specific point in time, showing assets, liabilities, and equity.

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What is a budget?

A plan for allocating financial resources and managing expenses.

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What is a business plan?

A plan that outlines the strategic direction, target audience, and operations of an organization.

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What is a financial plan?

A plan that projects income, expenses, and profit/loss over a period, and guides investment decisions.

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What are economic impact studies?

Studies that evaluate the financial effects of events on local economies by analyzing factors like job creation, tourism, and local business revenue.

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What is a functional organizational structure?

This structure divides an organization by roles, such as marketing, finance, and operations.

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What is a matrix organizational structure?

This structure combines functional and divisional structures, bringing together experts from different departments to collaborate on projects.

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What is a flat organizational structure?

This structure has few layers between staff and management, promoting flexibility and agility.

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Markup Formula

The profit margin calculated as a percentage of the cost price. It measures how much profit is made for every dollar spent.

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Dynamic Pricing

Pricing strategy where ticket prices fluctuate based on demand, time of purchase, and other factors.

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Market Segmentation

Categorizing customers based on their demographics, geographics, psychographics, and behavioral patterns.

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Branding in Sports/Entertainment

Building emotional connections with customers through logos, mascots, and a strong team identity.

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Product Lines in Sports/Entertainment

Products offered by sports and entertainment organizations, like merchandise, tickets, and fan experiences.

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Advertising Technology

Using advertising methods to reach a wider audience, build brand awareness, and attract new customers.

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Demographic & Geographic Considerations

Tailoring marketing efforts to the specific needs and preferences of target audiences based on age, income, and location.

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Outstanding Customer Service

Providing high-quality service that exceeds customer expectations, leading to increased loyalty and positive word-of-mouth.

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Market Segmentation

The process of dividing the market into distinct groups based on characteristics, needs, or behaviors to target marketing efforts effectively.

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Product Positioning

The process of strategically positioning a product in the market to highlight its unique benefits and appeal to target customers.

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Requirements for Facility Location

Includes factors like accessibility, size, infrastructure, target audience, and compliance with regulations.

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Operating Procedures for a Facility

Maintaining smooth facility operations through efficient scheduling, staffing, security, and safety protocols.

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Financing Opportunities

Provides financial support for the construction or operation of a sports or entertainment facility.

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Principles of Safety

Includes risk management, crowd control, emergency protocols, and facility inspections.

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Event Triangle

A framework for events consisting of the event itself, attendees, and sponsors, each playing a crucial role in an event's success.

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Supply

The number of tickets, events, or products available for purchase.

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Demand

Consumer desire for a product or event.

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Price

The price set for a product or event, determined by the balance of supply and demand.

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Penetration Pricing

Setting lower prices initially to attract customers and gain market share.

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Skimming Pricing

Charging high prices initially and gradually lowering them over time.

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Ticket Brokers

Authorized resellers of tickets for a markup, operating within legal boundaries.

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Ticket Scalpers

Individuals who illegally resell tickets above face value without authorization.

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Copyright Law

Protecting creators' original works (e.g., music, films, artwork) from unauthorized use.

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Contract Law

Governs agreements related to sponsorships, player contracts, media rights, and event management.

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Antitrust Law

Laws prohibiting monopolies and ensuring competition in professional leagues and broadcasting.

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Discrimination Laws

Laws ensuring equal access and opportunities in sports for individuals of all backgrounds.

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Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

Requires sports and entertainment venues to be accessible to individuals with disabilities.

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Title IX

Mandates gender equality in sports programs for educational institutions.

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Sustainability

Regulations affecting waste management, water conservation, and energy use in sports venues.

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Employee Performance Evaluation

Regularly assess employee performance, focusing on productivity, accomplishments, and areas for improvement. Feedback is crucial for motivation, development, and retention.

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Diversity in the Workplace

Creating a welcoming and inclusive workplace where people from different backgrounds, perspectives, and experiences contribute and thrive.

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Recruiting for Sports & Entertainment

Strategies to find and attract the best talent for sports and entertainment companies, involving targeted job postings, networking, internship programs, recruitment agencies, and attending industry events.

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Human Resources Management

The management of employee-related activities, including recruitment, training, compensation, benefits, employee relations, and performance management.

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Recruiting & Hiring Process

A comprehensive process for finding and hiring the best personnel, encompassing job descriptions, interviews, background checks, and assessments. It ensures new hires align with company values and goals.

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Communication & Feedback

The importance of open communication, regular feedback, and prompt issue resolution. It creates a positive and productive work environment.

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Promotion in Sports & Entertainment

Strategies to promote events, products, or brands in the sports and entertainment industry. This includes advertising, sales promotion, public relations, and personal selling.

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Collegiate Athletics

Organized sports within universities or colleges. Athletes compete to represent their institution.

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Amateur Sports

Non-professional sporting events where athletes participate without receiving monetary compensation. These emphasize skill development, fun, and camaraderie.

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Professional Sports

Elite-level sports where athletes compete professionally and earn money through contracts and endorsements.

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Sports Camps

Camps focused on developing and training specific sports skills. These offer structured practice, coaching, and fun.

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Sponsorships

Financial support provided by companies to teams, events, or athletes in exchange for branding and advertising opportunities.

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Endorsements

Athletes or entertainers promoting specific products or services in exchange for payment.

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Economic Impact of Sports & Entertainment

The sports and entertainment industry plays a significant economic role. It generates revenue through ticket sales, merchandise, sponsorships, and media rights, creating jobs and driving tourism.

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Components of Sports & Entertainment Industry

Components of the sports and entertainment industry include athletes, teams, venues, media, broadcasters, advertisers, sponsors, and event organizers.

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Public Relations

Using media to convey messages through press releases, events, and interviews.

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Advertising

Directly paid media, such as TV spots, print ads, and social media ads.

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Advance Publicity

Generating buzz before an event or release through media promotions, trailers, press conferences, and celebrity appearances.

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Writing Skills

Proper grammar and clarity are essential for creating press releases, pitches, and social media content.

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Communication with the Public

Being transparent, consistent, and strategic in messaging to the public.

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Positive PR

Builds strong, long-term relationships with fans, sponsors, and the public.

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Negative PR

Can damage an organization’s reputation; how an organization responds to negative events is crucial.

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Credibility

Athletes or entertainers bring credibility to a product, making it more attractive to fans.

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Increased Sales

Celebrity endorsements can significantly boost product visibility and sales.

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Royalties

Payments made to a brand or intellectual property owner for the use of their property (e.g., logos, team names) on licensed merchandise.

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Licensed Products

Merchandise produced under a licensing agreement, such as jerseys, hats, and memorabilia.

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Event Sponsorship

A company supports an event (e.g., a major tournament or concert).

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Team Sponsorship

Companies sponsor a team, often appearing on uniforms and marketing.

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Athlete Sponsorship

Individual athletes are endorsed, and their image is used in advertising.

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Impact of Sponsorship

Provides financial support and increases brand visibility for sponsors.

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What is leadership?

The ability to guide, inspire, and influence individuals or teams towards achieving goals.

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What are best practices?

A set of standardized, efficient methods that lead to high performance and successful outcomes.

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Explain autocratic leadership.

A centralized approach where the leader makes all decisions without input from the team.

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Define democratic leadership.

A collaborative approach where the leader encourages team input and participation in decision-making.

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Describe open leadership.

Leaders provide guidance and direction but empower individuals to make independent decisions.

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What is situational leadership?

Leaders adapt their style based on the specific situation and needs of the team.

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What are human relations skills?

These skills are essential for building strong relationships in the workplace, fostering teamwork, and creating a positive work environment.

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What are motivation techniques?

Encouraging goal setting, offering rewards, and recognizing achievements to motivate employees.

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What is a virtual team?

A team that works remotely using digital communication tools.

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What is delegation of duties?

A process of assigning tasks to team members based on their skills and expertise to promote efficiency and develop individual capabilities.

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What is professional networking?

The practice of building connections with industry professionals to help with career advancement and business opportunities.

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What is the importance of feedback in the sports and entertainment industry?

Regular feedback from management is essential for guiding employees to meet performance expectations and improve their overall workplace behavior.

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What are leaders as agents of change?

They actively promote and manage change within an organization, leading by example and guiding employees through the transition.

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What are key characteristics of successful teams?

Teams with clear goals , collaboration, mutual respect, accountability, flexibility, and diversity tend to perform well.

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Why do teams fail?

Poor communication, unclear goals, conflict, lack of leadership, and ineffective roles often contribute to team failure.

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Delegation of Authority

Giving employees the authority to complete tasks, allowing managers to focus on higher-level priorities.

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Implementation Function

The process of putting plans and strategies into action, converting ideas into tangible results.

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Management Control Process

A systematic approach to ensure organizational goals are achieved effectively and efficiently, involving setting standards, measuring performance, and taking corrective action.

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Establishing Standards

Clear, measurable targets that define expected outcomes, serving as benchmarks for performance evaluation.

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Monitoring and Measuring Performance

Collecting and analyzing data on performance to assess progress against established standards.

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Comparing Performance to Standards

Comparing actual results to the set standards to identify any discrepancies or deviations.

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Taking Corrective Action

Taking appropriate actions to address any deviations from the established standards, ensuring performance aligns with goals.

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Resource Allocation

The process of systematically monitoring and managing organizational resources to ensure efficient and effective operations.

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Coordinating Activities

Ensuring different departments and individuals work together harmoniously towards a common goal.

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Monitoring and Adjusting

Regularly reviewing progress and making necessary adjustments to ensure plans remain on track.

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Autocratic Leadership

A leadership style where the leader makes all decisions without seeking input from the team.

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Democratic Leadership

A leadership style where the leader involves team members in decision-making, fostering collaboration and shared responsibility.

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Laissez-Faire Leadership

A leadership style that provides minimal direction and allows team members maximum autonomy. The leader acts more like a facilitator.

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Situational Leadership

A leadership style where the leader adjusts their approach based on the situation and the needs of the team. Flexibility is key.

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Recognition as Motivation

Recognizing and acknowledging team members' accomplishments to boost morale and motivation.

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Empowerment as Motivation

Empowering employees by giving them autonomy and control over their work to encourage ownership and initiative.

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Goal Setting as Motivation

Setting clear, measurable goals for employees, providing a roadmap and providing direction for their work.

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Coaching as Motivation

Providing support and guidance to employees to help them improve and reach their full potential, like a coach.

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Fear of the Unknown

The fear of the unknown, uncertainty about new situations, and the potential impacts on the individual is a common reason people resist change.

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Comfort with the Status Quo

People often resist change because they are comfortable with the status quo, familiar routines, and established practices, and fear disruption.

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Perceived Threats

Resistance stems from the belief that change might threaten one's job security, power, or success, leading to a reluctance to embrace it.

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Lack of Understanding

Lack of understanding about the need for change, the benefits it brings, and the implementation process leads to resistance.

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Strategic Decision

A long-term decision that shapes the organizational direction, like mergers or new product lines.

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Tactical Decision

A mid-level decision that supports strategic goals, often related to specific departments or activities.

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Operational Decision

A day-to-day decision that helps maintain operations, like scheduling or approving expenses.

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What educational requirement is typical for jobs in the sports and entertainment industry?

A bachelor's degree in areas like sports management, business, marketing, or related fields is usually a requirement for a career in sports and entertainment.

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How can networking impact career success in sports and entertainment?

Often, a strong professional network helps individuals secure jobs and advance in the sports and entertainment industry. Attending industry events, connecting with others online, and participating in professional organizations can enhance your network.

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What is a career portfolio and what does it include?

A career portfolio showcases your skills and experience. It can include elements such as your résumé, cover letter, job application, letters of recommendation, certifications, and relevant projects.

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Why are internships important for people seeking careers in sports and entertainment?

Internships allow you to gain practical experience in the sports and entertainment industry, making your résumé stronger and demonstrating your hands-on skills. Seek internship opportunities within teams, agencies, or relevant organizations.

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What is a career development program and what are some components?

This program involves a structured plan for professional development which may include mentorship, continuing education, skill-building, networking, and career goal setting. It encourages continuous learning and growth within the industry.

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How has Management Information Systems (MIS) progressed over time?

Management Information Systems (MIS) have evolved from simple record-keeping to sophisticated systems that analyze data, assist decision-making, and enhance organizational efficiency.

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What is the purpose of marketing research?

Marketing research helps businesses understand their target audience, identify opportunities, and make informed decisions. It typically includes several steps, from recognizing the challenge to making informed decisions based on data analysis.

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What is a data-driven decision?

Data-driven decisions involve using data analysis and insights to guide marketing strategies and minimize risk. This approach helps organizations make informed choices based on actual data rather than intuition or assumptions.

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What is the difference between marketing tactics and strategies?

Marketing tactics are the specific actions taken to implement a strategy, such as a limited-time sale or a social media campaign. While a strategy is the overarching plan, tactics are the individual steps to achieve the goals stated within that strategy.

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Why is planning crucial for businesses trying to stay ahead of competitors?

Planning allows businesses to anticipate market changes, identify opportunities, and react to competitors. By forecasting trends and analyzing competitor behavior, marketers can adjust their strategies proactively.

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What is the significance of customer feedback in marketing?

Customer feedback is essential for businesses to improve their products, services, and overall customer satisfaction. By gathering customer opinions through surveys, reviews, or direct engagement, businesses can gain valuable insights into what customers want and need.

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How do marketers determine the focus for a marketing plan?

By understanding their target audience, setting clear goals, and using appropriate marketing channels, marketers can determine the best focus for their marketing plan.

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What are the essential components of a marketing plan?

A marketing plan outlines the target audience, goals, and objectives for a marketing campaign. It serves as a roadmap for achieving specific marketing goals by defining the target audience, desired outcomes, and the strategies to achieve them.

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What is marketing information management in the context of sports and entertainment?

This involves gathering data on fans, events, and market trends to make informed decisions. It allows teams to analyze the performance of their marketing campaigns, understand fan preferences, and guide their future efforts.

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How does technology play a role in operations management in sports and entertainment?

The industry heavily relies on technology, which helps to streamline processes, optimize resources, track inventory, and monitor production outputs. This includes software tools for scheduling, inventory management, and performance analysis.

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Study Notes

Sports and Entertainment Marketing/Strategic Marketing

  • Marketing's Role: Drives consumer engagement, generates revenue (tickets, sponsorships, merchandise), and promotes brand awareness and loyalty. It's crucial for creating memorable experiences.

Marketing Functions

  • Product/Service Management: Develops and manages products (events, merchandise).
  • Pricing: Determines product value based on demand, competition, and costs.
  • Distribution (Place): Ensures products reach the target audience via different channels.
  • Promotion: Includes advertising, PR, and sales strategies to inform and persuade.
  • Selling: Direct customer interaction to sell tickets, merchandise, etc.
  • Marketing Information Management: Collects and analyzes data for informed decisions.
  • Financing: Secures resources for marketing efforts and operations.

Market Research Project Steps

  • Identify the Problem
  • Research Design
  • Data Collection
  • Data Analysis
  • Reporting

Challenges in Sports/Entertainment Marketing

  • High Competition: Many entertainment options exist.
  • Fan Loyalty: Building long-term relationships with fans is crucial.
  • Economic Factors: Shifting consumer behavior due to economic changes.
  • Seasonality: Sports seasons and events influence consumer decisions.
  • Legal/Regulatory Issues: Ensuring compliance with relevant laws and regulations is vital.

The Four Ps

  • Product: Events, teams, or performers.
  • Price: Ticket pricing, packages, value-based pricing.
  • Place: Locations (stadiums, theaters), distribution channels (online, apps).
  • Promotion: Advertising campaigns, social media, sponsorships.

Marketing Mix

  • Product: Focuses on the event or experience.
  • Price: Influenced by demand and exclusivity.
  • Place: Distribution through channels.
  • Promotion: Tailored campaigns and media strategies.

Pricing Strategies

  • Penetration Pricing: Low initial prices to attract more customers.
  • Skimming Pricing: High initial prices for premium items.
  • Psychological Pricing: Pricing calculated to influence consumer perception.
  • Competition-Based Pricing: Setting prices based on competitors.

Markup Calculation

  • Markup Formula: [(Selling Price – Cost Price) / Cost Price] * 100. Used to determine the profit margin on tickets or merchandise.

Ticket Sales Policies

  • Dynamic Pricing: Adjusting ticket prices based on demand.
  • Discounts: Season tickets, promotions, and VIP packages.

Market Segmentation

  • Demographic: Age, gender, income.
  • Geographic: Based on location.
  • Psychographic: Interests, values, lifestyle.
  • Behavioral: Purchasing patterns and product usage.

Branding Strategies

  • Emotional Connections: Logos, mascots, and a strong team identity.
  • Sponsorships: Enhance visibility, create awareness.
  • Media Partnerships: Broaden exposure.

Product Lines

  • Sports: Merchandise, tickets, fan experiences.
  • Entertainment: Concerts, films, streaming content.

Promotion Rationale

  • Build Awareness: Attract new audiences.
  • Attract New Audiences: And retain existing ones.
  • Increase Revenue and Audience Engagement.

Advertising Technology

  • Personalization: Targeting ads using data insights.
  • Social Media Campaigns: Broad audience engagement.
  • Advanced Analytics: Real-time decision-making.

Advertising Forms

  • Print: Magazines, flyers, posters.
  • Broadcast: TV, radio, streaming ads.
  • Specialty: Event signage, branded merchandise.
  • Social Media: Digital ads, influencer marketing.

Demographic & Geographic Considerations

  • Age, income, and location impact event planning and product design. Marketing must be tailored to specific preferences.

Marketing Concept

  • Customer satisfaction and needs. Targeted marketing efforts.

Buyer Behavior Understanding

  • Design products and strategies based on consumer preferences. Maximizes satisfaction levels.

Market Information Collection

  • Surveys, Focus Groups, Customer Feedback
  • Social Media Listening, Data Analytics

Customer Service Importance

  • Builds loyalty and enhances the customer experience through repeat business and positive word-of-mouth.
  • Establishes service culture via commitments at all customer touch-points.

Travel and Tourism Role

  • Events drive tourism. Local economic benefits.

Marketing Plan Components

  • Executive Summary
  • Market Research
  • Objectives
  • Strategies
  • Budget
  • Evaluation

Product Mix, Extension, & Enhancement

  • Product Mix: Variety of products offered.
  • Product Extension: Adding new variations.
  • Product Enhancement: Improving existing ones.

Product Mix Components

  • Variety, quality, design, and branding of product offerings.

High Event Costs

  • Factors: Talent, venue, marketing, security, operations.

Customizing

  • Tailoring products or experiences to individual preferences.

Baby Boomer Financial Impact

  • Significant consumers in sports, entertainment. Their spending patterns affect attendance and sales.

Product Life Cycle Stages

  • Introduction, Growth, Maturity, Decline. Marketing strategies change in each stage of product life.

Product Positioning

  • Strategically placing a product to highlight its unique benefits.

Facility and Event Management

  • Location Requirements: Accessibility, size, infrastructure, target audience, and regulatory compliance. Consider safety, parking, transportation, and the surrounding environment.
  • Facility Operating Procedures: Staffing, security, scheduling, maintenance, safety protocols.
  • Facility Financing: Public funding, private investment, sponsorships, bonds, event revenue.
  • Support Activities: Concessions, security, guest services, janitorial, event staffing.
  • Safety Principles: Risk management, crowd control, emergency protocols, facility inspections.
  • Risk Management: Prevention procedures and preparation, safety measures, insurance, evacuation plans, and emergency response teams.
  • Event Triangle: Event, attendees, and sponsors; all are crucial for successful events
  • Event Possibilities: Sports (tournaments, charity events), Entertainment (concerts, festivals).
  • Marketing/Sales Techniques: Pre-event promotions (discounts, earlybird), during-event engagement (social media, live streaming), and post-event follow-up (surveys, thank-you notes).
  • Sponsorship Role: Provides financial backing and branding opportunities. Includes activation campaigns, logo placements, and exclusive partnerships.
  • Venue Selection Criteria: Size, location, accessibility, cost, amenities, VIP and media facilities.
  • Event Planning Process: Goals, budget, timeline, venue, vendors, marketing strategy, and risk management.
  • Event Budget Development: Includes costs for venue, catering, entertainment, marketing, security, and staffing.
  • Post-Event Follow-up: Thank-you notes, feedback collection, and relationship building for future events.
  • Event Evaluation: Analyzing feedback, attendance, financial performance, opportunities for improvement.
  • Factors Affecting Attendance: Timing, location, ticket prices, weather, and competing events.
  • Concessions Sales Policies: Variety, pricing strategies, and discounts during events.
  • Budget Importance: Ensuring financial resources are allocated effectively, controlling costs, and maximizing revenue.
  • Major Event Management: Strategic planning, coordinated teams, resources, clear communication.
  • Economic Utility Types: Form, time, place, and possession utilities.
  • Factors of Production: Land, labor, capital, entrepreneurship.
  • Universities' Revenue Generation: Hosting concerts, sporting events, conferences.
  • Organizational Structures: Hierarchical, flat, matrix, team-based.
  • Shoulder Period Event Value: Improves foot traffic and revenue.
  • Entertainment Technology Trends: Virtual reality, augmented reality, live streaming.
  • Sports/Entertainment Planning Development Phase: Research, goal setting, budget creation, operational planning.
  • Entertainment Event Objectives: Clear guidelines and measurable goals are vital for success.
  • Industry Mission: Provide quality entertainment, increase revenue, engagement, and fan loyalty.
  • Risk Categories & Management: Financial, operational, reputational, and strategic risks, and avoidance, reduction, transfer, or acceptance strategies.

Human Resource Management (HRM)

  • HR Functions: Recruitment, training, employee relations, benefits, payroll, legal compliance.
  • Personnel Needs Assessment: Evaluate staffing needs for security, event coordination, and customer service.
  • Job Descriptions & Responsibility Separation: Ensures clear roles, accountability, and efficiency.
  • Recruiting & Retention: Identifying, attracting, and hiring successful candidates, and strategies to keep them.
  • General Managers (GMs): Responsible for overall management of a professional team (performance, player acquisitions, trades). Oversee operations and work with coaches.
  • Scouts, Agents, and Managers: Scouts identify talent, agents negotiate contracts, and managers handle day-to-day operations.

Compensation, Benfits & Promotion

  • Criteria: Market value, performance, experience, industry standards.
  • Policies: Pay structure, benefits (insurance, retirement), promotion path.
  • HR Department Functions: Planning/Staffing, Presentation Management, Compensation/Benefits, Employee Relations
  • Continuous Professional Development: Training programmes, workshops, certifications help in skill improvement, industry updates, and career progression.

Rules of Conduct

  • Workplace policies: Punctuality, behavior, communication, performance expectations, legal compliance.

SWOT, Benchmarking & Scenario Building

  • SWOT Analysis: Identifies strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
  • Benchmarking: Comparing performance to competitors and industry standards.
  • Scenario Building: Planning for various possible outcomes.

Fringe Benefits

  • Examples: Health insurance, paid time off, retirement, performance bonuses, event tickets, and professional development.

Job Orientation (Onboarding)

  • Introduction to company culture. Clear expectations and better integration.

Performance Evaluation

  • Regular assessments evaluate productivity, achievements, and areas for improvement. Constructive feedback is important for motivation and development.

Diversity

  • Embrace diverse backgrounds. This fosters innovation, inclusion, and improves satisfaction.

Employee Recruitment Strategies

  • Targeted job postings, networking, internships, recruitment agencies, career fairs. Target specific sports/entertainment fields

HRM Activities

  • Recruitment, training, compensation, benefits administration, employee relations, and performance management.

Promotion, Advertising, and Sponsorship

  • Collegiate Athletics: Organized athletics within universities.
  • Amateur Sports: Non-professional sports.
  • Professional Sports: Elite-level sports for professional athletes.
  • Sports Camps: Camps for skill development and training.
  • Sponsorships vs. Endorsements: Sponsorships provide financial backing and branding opportunities, whereas endorsements involve athletes promoting products.
  • Industry Segmentation: Athletes, teams, venues, media, broadcasters, advertisers, sponsors, organizations.
  • Industry Trends: Global expansion, digital engagement, eSports, live-streaming.
  • Promotional Goals: Increase awareness, attract new audiences, and foster loyalty.
  • Promotional Elements: Advertising, sales promotion, public relations, and personal selling.

Promotional Plan Development

  • Define objectives, identify target audiences, select promotional tools, allocate budgets, create timelines, measure effectiveness.

Licensing

  • Royalties & Licensed Products: Payments for using intellectual property. Merchandise produced under a licensing agreement.
  • Licensing Types: Exclusive, non-exclusive, and sub-licensing.
  • Licensing Process and terms & agreements.

Sports Governance

  • Governing Bodies: Examples of governance bodies for sport (FIFA, NFL) to establish rules, regulations, policies.
  • NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA Role: Oversee college athletics, ensuring fairness, and compliance with rules in regards to eligibility and funding.
  • Managerial Role: Oversee collegiate athletics, establish and enforce relevant regulations.

Careers in Sports & Entertainment

  • Career Opportunities: Event coordinator, sports marketing director, trainers, sports agents, venue managers, public relations, content creation.
  • Required Skills: Strong communication, leadership, organizational, marketing, and sales skills.
  • Education/Training: Bachelor's degrees in sports management, business, marketing, related fields. Internships and relevant certifications.
  • Career Levels: Entry-level, mid-level, senior-level.
  • Career Portfolio Importance: To showcase relevant experiences, training and qualifications.

Information Technology & Research

  • Technology in Operations Management: Streamlining, optimizing resource allocation, inventory tracking. Software examples include scheduling, inventory management, performance analysis.
  • Management Information Systems (MIS) Evolution: From simple data storage to complex systems incorporating artificial intelligence.
  • MIS Components: Hardware, software, data, people, and processes.
  • Data-driven Decisions: Improving marketing strategies, reducing risk, and maximizing accuracy.

Planning and Strategic Management

  • Planning Process Steps: Analyze current situation, set goals, identify strategies, implement, evaluate, adjust.
  • Strategic Tools: SWOT analysis, PEST analysis, SMART goals.
  • Advantages and Risks of Strategic Management.
  • Change Process Steps: Establishing urgency, forming coalitions, etc.
  • Enlightened Leadership Characteristics: Open-mindedness, empowerment, ethical, inclusive.

Basic Functions of Management

  • Management Functions: Planning, organizing, implementing, and controlling.
  • Delegation of Authority: Defining tasks, selecting the right person, granting authority, monitoring progress, evaluating performance.
  • Implementing Function: Executing plans, allocating resources, coordinating activities, monitoring and adjusting.
  • Management Control Process: Setting standards, measuring performance, comparing to standards, taking corrective action.

Economic Implications

  • Economic Impacts (Local, Regional/National, International):
  • Factors: GDP, employment rates, consumer spending.
  • For-Profit vs. Not-For-Profit: Advantages/Disadvantages: For-profit (flexibility, revenue generation) vs. Not-for-profit (tax exemptions, community focus)
  • Revenue Sources: Ticket sales, sponsorships, broadcast rights, merchandise, concessions, licensing.

Risk & Risk Management

  • Risk Definition & Categories: Potential for financial or operational harm. Includes financial, operational, legal, and reputational risk.
  • Risk Management Strategies: Avoidance, reduction, retention, transfer.

Industry Structure & Marketing Decisions

  • Industry Subdivisions: Sports, entertainment, media, licensing, venue management, event management, talent agencies.
  • Marketing Decisions: Aligning with industry trends, customer preferences, and competitor behavior for competitive advantage.

Travel and Tourism Role

  • Tourism Impacts: Driving local economies through the attraction of out-of-town visitors and supporting local businesses.

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