The 4C's of Sports Marketing are: Consumer, Competition, Company and Climate
The 4P's of Sports Marketing are: Product, Price, Place and Promotion
The 4 types of marketing utilities are: Form Utility, Time Utility, Place UtilityandOwnershipUtility
Form utility is using raw materials to create a finished product
Time Utility is getting a product to the consumer when the consumer wants it
Place Utility is getting the product to the consumer where the consumer shops
Ownership Utility is the ability to transfer possesion of a product from seller to buyer
In Order, the 5 common stages in the New Product Development process are: 1. Idea Generation, 2. ScreeningandAnalysis, 3. ConceptDevelopment, 4. TestMarketing and 5. Commercialization
The 3 levels of branding through which a consumer might progress include: Brand Recognition, Brand Preference, and Brand Instistence
Brand Recognition is when a consumer is only aware of the existence of a particular brand
Brand Preference is when the consumer has developed a preference for a specific brand
Brand Insistence when the consumer will buy only their brand and no other
3 factors that can affect PriceElasticity include: Income, The Economy and The Competition
The 4 types of Indirect Distribution channels are: Wholesaler, Distributor, Retailer and Agent/Broker
A Wholesaler is a company that buys goods in order to resell to retailers or consumers
A Distributor is a wholesaler who ally themselves with a specific product
A Retailer is a business who purchases goods to resell to end user consumers
An Agent/Broker is a person/company who acts as an extension of the manufacturer and “move“ product
The 3 levels of distribution for a sports product are: Intensive, Selective and Exclusive Distribution
Intensive Distribution is when a product will be offered in as manyplacesaspossible
Selective Distribution is when the product will be offered in a limited amount of places
Exclusive Distribution is when the product will be offered in one or few outlets