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Sales Techniques
-telemarketing
-direct mail
-personal selling
Sales Methods
-benefit selling (creating new benefits)
-after market (lifetime value of customer)
-up-selling
-eduselling
Why Have Sponsorships Grown?
-provide better access to target markets
-provides an alternative to high media costs
-circumvents bans on tabacco and alcohol
-understands consumer acceptance of commercialization
-takes advantage of increased media interests
What is Sponsored?
-team (common at all levels)
-sports (less sponsorship clutter)
-events (high profile for short term)
-athlete (credible but risky)
-facility (naming rights)
Sports Property Benefits
-provides revenue for expenses
-provides in-goods and services
-provides added promotional activities
Direct Sponsorship Objectives
-increase sales
Indirect Sponsorship Objectives
-general awareness
-meet competitive threats
-reaching new target markets
-hospitality/relationship building
-image building
Sponsorship Pricing
1. determine the cost of tangible features (cost + cost per exposure)
2. determine the cost of intangible features (prestige, irreconcilability
3. establish discount policies
Sponsorship Issues
-alcohol, tabacco and gambling
-labor issues
-ambush marketing
-clutter
Sponsorship Issues with College
-commercialization
-academic integrity
-institutional image
Why Sponsorships Have Grown
-provides better access to target markets
-provides an alternative to high media costs
-understands consumer acceptance of commercialization
-takes advantage of increased media interest