Commercialisation of Sport (AQA GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards
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Definition of a sponsor
Definition of a sponsor
Individual/group providing support in return for advertising exposure to millions
3 entities that can be sponsored
3 entities that can be sponsored
Individual, team, event
3 types of sponsorship
3 types of sponsorship
Money, clothing/equipment, facilities
Definition of media
Definition of media
Broad range of technologies for communication
Why sponsors promote via media
Why sponsors promote via media
To reach millions of potential customers
Why media needs high viewing figures
Why media needs high viewing figures
To be more attractive to sponsors
What sport needs funding for
What sport needs funding for
Facilities, equipment, competitions
Sponsor advantage of commercialisation
Sponsor advantage of commercialisation
Relatively inexpensive advertising, brand exposure to millions
Sport advantage: participation
Sport advantage: participation
Raised awareness increases participation
Player advantage: payment
Player advantage: payment
Paid millions to endorse products
Spectator advantage: coverage
Spectator advantage: coverage
More coverage, red button, replays, player cam
Sport disadvantage: TV coverage
Sport disadvantage: TV coverage
Minority sports not shown on TV
Player disadvantage: pressure
Player disadvantage: pressure
Pressure to win at all costs to keep sponsor
Spectator disadvantage: costs
Spectator disadvantage: costs
High subscription fees and pay per view costs
Official disadvantage: media scrutiny
Official disadvantage: media scrutiny
Poor decisions highlighted and replayed
