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Sports Industry: Sponsorship

Satisfactory Essays

Sponsorship - Chapter 15

Multiple Choice

1. When the Dayton Dragons opened the gates of their new field in April of 2000 with what the team dubbed the “world’s largest outdoor billboard” they were using the strategy of:

A. advertising clutter
B. representing 75-300 sponsors
C. dominant identity
D. sponsorship overload

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2. The continuing influx of new sport leagues, teams, and events has created:

A. more and more options for companies large and small to engage in sport sponsorship
B. the growing need for sport organizations to think outside the box
C. the increasingly competitive sport marketplace for sponsorship dollars
D. all of the above

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3. The most successful sport organizations in …show more content…

A cereal company activates its NASCAR sponsorship by offering consumers a free mini-car for consumers who purchase specially marked boxes. This is an example of what type of promotion:

A. premium
B. point-of-sale
C. sampling
D. freestanding inserts
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20. One of the most effective sales promotion tools often used with a new product to induce consumers to try a product is:

A. coupons
B. point-of-purchase displays
C. contests and sweepstakes
D. sampling
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21. The joining together of two or more companies to capitalize on a sponsorship is known as:

A. cross-promotion
B. team sponsorship
C. activation
D. return on investment
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22. Which type of sponsorship platform would be more appropriate for larger, national companies with large financial resources?

A. team sponsorship
B. broadcast sponsors
C. sport-specific sponsorship
D. governing body sponsorship
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23. Which type of sponsorship platform would be more appropriate for local or regional companies or companies with smaller marketing budgets?

A. governing body sponsorship
B. team sponsorship
C. athlete sponsorship
D. facility sponsorship
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24. One of the fastest-growing sponsorship platforms is:

A. athlete sponsorship
B. facility sponsorship, most notably in the form of naming rights agreements
C. team sponsorship
D. media channel sponsorship
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25. In measuring return-on-investment (ROI) from sport

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