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The Marketing of Sport

The Marketing of Sport

John Beech | Simon Chadwick

(2006)

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Abstract

The Marketing of Sport explores the latest developments in sports marketing with cutting-edge analysis by the world’s leading sport marketing academics. International case studies, up-to-the-minute data and a wide-ranging list of websites provide an essential introduction to the key aspects of sport marketing. 

 

 

 

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Cover Cover
The Marketing of Sport i
Brief contents v
Contents vii
Figures xvii
Tables xix
Case studies xxi
About the authors xxiii
Preface xxvii
Acknowledgements xxix
Abbreviations xxxi
General sport marketing websites xxxiv
Part One The distinctive nature of sport marketing 1
Introduction: the marketing of sport 3
Overview of chapter 3
Introduction 4
What is sport marketing? 4
Why do sport organisations need marketing? 7
What is so distinctive about sport marketing? 8
What is the down side to sport marketing? 13
Overview of the book 13
Conclusions 20
Discussion questions 20
Guided reading 21
Keywords 21
Bibliography 21
Recommended websites 22
Marketing in for-profit and not-for-profit sport organisations 23
Overview of chapter 23
Introduction 24
The for-profit sport organisation 25
The not-for-profit sport organisation 26
Marketing the for-profit and not-for-profit sporting organisations: is there a difference? 31
Marketing in for-profit and not-for-profit sport organisations 33
Product 38
Conclusions 42
Discussion questions 42
Guided reading 43
Keywords 43
Bibliography 43
Recommended websites 44
Alternative paradigms and sport marketing 45
Overview of chapter 45
Introduction 46
Traditional, relationship and network perspectives of marketing 46
A summary of the main features of relationship and network perspectives on marketing 47
Relationship marketing 48
Network perspectives on marketing 50
Relationship studies of sport marketing 51
Analysing sports relationships: the bond between fans and football brands 51
Understanding dynamic brand relationships 53
Marketing strategies for networks in sports 54
Conclusions 56
Discussion questions 56
Guided reading 56
Keywords 57
Bibliography 57
Recommended websites 58
Part Two Meeting the needs and wantsof the sport market 59
Understanding the sport marketing environment 61
Overview of chapter 61
Environmental analysis 62
The external environment 62
Techniques for gathering information about the sport marketing environment 76
Locating sources of information needed to understand the sport marketing environment 79
Conclusions 80
Discussion questions 80
Guided reading 81
Keywords 81
Bibliography 81
Recommended websites 82
Sport and consumer buying behaviour 83
Overview of chapter 83
Introduction 83
Sport consumers 84
Consumer behaviour models 89
Internal and external factors affecting sport decision-making 90
Motivational factors behind sport consumer behaviour 91
Tomorrow’s sport consumer 97
Conclusions 98
Discussion questions 98
Guided reading 99
Keywords 99
Bibliography 99
Recommended website 101
Sport organisation buying behaviour 102
Overview of chapter 102
The sport market 103
Business-to-business marketing and markets 105
Sport organisations as consumers 106
Purchasing decision-making 108
Customer retention 113
Relationship marketing 115
Conclusions 120
Discussion questions 120
Guided reading 121
Keywords 121
Bibliography 121
Recommended websites 122
Segmentation, targeting and positioning in sport 123
Overview of chapter 123
Introduction 124
Advantages of segmentation and positioning 125
Stages of the segmentation process 127
Obstacles to successful segmentation 138
Conclusions 140
Discussion questions 141
Guided reading 141
Keywords 142
Bibliography 142
Recommended websites 142
Sport market research and marketing information systems 143
Overview of chapter 143
Introduction 144
Marketing information systems 145
The sport marketing research process 146
Approaches to market research 147
Additional sources of data for sport market researchers 152
Conclusions 155
Discussion questions 156
Guided reading 156
Keywords 156
Bibliography 157
Recommended website 157
Managing sport products and services 158
Overview of chapter 158
Introduction 159
Sport marketing defined: the consumer perspective 159
Characteristics of the services product 162
Services marketing mix 167
Physical evidence 171
Managing the interactions between customers and employees 172
Measuring service quality 173
Product management 175
Implications of the product life cycle model 178
The new product development process 180
Conclusions 183
Discussion questions 184
Guided reading 184
Keywords 184
Bibliography 185
Recommended websites 185
Developing and extending sports brands 186
Overview of chapter 186
Introduction 187
Definitions 187
Brand development 188
Extending sports brands 194
Conclusions 205
Discussion questions 206
Guided reading 206
Keywords 207
Bibliography 207
Recommended websites 209
Part Three Communicating withthe sport market 211
The sport integrated marketing communications mix 213
Overview of chapter 213
Introduction 214
Sport as a consumer product 214
Marketing communications: an overview 215
The sport marketing communications process 216
Components of the sport integrated marketing communications mix 222
Conclusions 234
Discussion questions 235
Guided reading 236
Keywords 236
Bibliography 236
Recommended websites 237
Direct, database and online marketing in sport 239
Overview of chapter 239
Introduction 240
Direct marketing 241
Database marketing 244
Web and email list database creation 246
Database privacy policies 250
Online marketing 252
Applications of the internet for sport 256
Conclusions 263
Discussion questions 264
Guided reading 264
Keywords 265
Bibliography 265
Recommended websites 266
Sponsorship, endorsements and naming rights 267
Overview of chapter 267
Introduction 268
History 269
Definitions 269
The sponsorship market 270
The objectives of sponsorship 272
The limitations of traditional sponsorship 278
Conclusions 288
Discussion questions 288
Guided reading 289
Keyword 289
Bibliography 290
Recommended websites 291
Sports public relations 292
Overview of chapter 292
Introduction 293
The scope of public relations 294
What is public relations? 294
Professional sports public relations 302
More about publics and stakeholders 304
The sports public relations planning process 306
Some advantages and disadvantages of public relations 310
Conclusions 314
Discussion questions 315
Guided reading 315
Keywords 316
Bibliography 316
Recommended website 317
Part Four Getting sport products and servicesto the market 319
Pricing sports and sports pricing strategies 321
Overview of chapter 321
Introduction 322
What is price? 323
Determining price 326
Methods for setting prices 331
Conclusions 339
Discussion questions 339
Guided reading 339
Keywords 340
Bibliography 340
Recommended websites 341
Distribution channels and sports logistics 342
Overview of chapter 342
Introduction 343
Distribution channels 343
The logistics mix and channel management 350
Issues in channel management 356
Conclusions 361
Discussion questions 362
Guided reading 362
Keywords 363
Bibliography 363
Recommended websites 363
Sports goods retailing 365
Overview of chapter 365
Introduction 366
What do we buy? 367
Who do we buy from? 370
Issues in sports retailing 379
Conclusions 392
Discussion question 392
Guided reading 393
Keywords 393
Bibliography 393
Recommended websites 394
Part Five Moving sport marketing forwards 397
Strategic sport marketing 399
Overview of chapter 399
Introduction 399
A model for developing a sport marketing strategy 400
Product strategies 407
Marketing communication strategies 411
Conclusions 419
Discussion questions 419
Guided reading 420
Keywords 420
Bibliography 420
Recommended websites 421
Achieving competitive advantage and leading strategic change in sport organisations 422
Overview of chapter 422
Introduction 423
Sport marketing and strategy 423
Marketing planning 427
Strategies to gain competitive advantage 429
Sources of competitive advantage 429
Organisational change 431
Impact on sport organisations 434
Conclusions 441
Discussion questions 442
Guided reading 442
Keywords 442
Bibliography 443
Recommended websites 445
International sport marketing and globalisation 446
Overview of chapter 446
Introduction 447
Drivers of globalisation in sport 447
Global stakeholders 448
Global marketing strategy in sports 451
International marketing mix 456
Mode of international operation 458
Conclusions 461
Discussion questions 462
Guided reading 462
Keywords 462
Bibliography 462
Recommended websites 464
Organisation, implementation, management and control of marketing in sport 465
Overview of chapter 465
Introduction 466
Benefits of a sport marketing plan 466
Components of a marketing plan 467
Implementation in sport marketing 470
Control in sport marketing 474
Conclusions 483
Discussion questions 483
Guided reading 483
Keywords 483
Bibliography 484
Recommended websites 484
Managing service quality and innovation in sport 485
Overview of chapter 485
Introduction 486
Sport services and quality management 486
Conclusions 498
Discussion questions 498
Guided reading 498
Keywords 498
Bibliography 499
Recommended websites 500
Part Six Assessing the futurefor sport marketing 501
The future of sport marketing 503
Overview of chapter 503
Introduction 504
Predicting the future 504
Sources of information 506
The future of sport 507
The distinctive nature of sport marketing 509
Conclusions 515
Discussion questions 516
Guided reading 516
Keywords 517
Bibliography 517
Recommended websites 518
The marketing of sport: a practitioner perspective 519
Challenges and trends 519
Sport is valuable for society 520
Sport is changing in line with social trends 521
Marketing a more active lifestyle 521
Start with research 522
Product development in sport 523
Segmentation in private health and fitness 524
Sport in the community 524
Bringing sport and business together in the community 525
Conclusions 526
Recommended websites 526
Glossary 527
Index 539