Sports Marketing

2. marketing activities that take place during sporting events or games.
5. Relates to taxation, public revenues, or public debt.
8. selling tickets for an entire season of events or performances. Season ticket holders can receive benefits such as guaranteed seating, discounted prices, exclusive access, and additional perks.
14. Further ripple effects caused by employees of impacted businesses spending some of their salaries and wages in other businesses in the city.
16. a temporary position offered by an organization to provide practical work experience to individuals, typically students or recent graduates.
17. promoting and creating awareness about a specific event, such as a trade show, conference, or product launch.
18. all marketing activities related to sports, including promoting sporting events, teams, athletes, and sport-related products or services.
19. selling tickets, products, or services to organized groups of people.
20. the provision of services and amenities to ensure a positive and enjoyable experience for guests or customers.
21. Determined by the multiplier effect, meaning the portion of the money spend by visitors on local goods and services that is in turn spent locally by employers and employees.
22. Training in which schools and businesses cooperate to provide on-the-job practice for learners; learners receive classroom instruction and on-the-job experience

1. highly significant and prestigious sporting events that are recognized for their historical or cultural importance.
3. the process of acquiring, coordinating, and maintaining sponsorships for an event, team, or organization.
4. the process of gathering and analyzing information about consumers, markets, and competitors.
6. managing and coordinating various vendors or suppliers involved in an event or project.
7. marketing strategy that targets potential customers who visit a physical location or venue without a prior appointment or reservation.
9. the process of selling products, services, or partnerships to other businesses or corporations.
10. managing and organizing volunteers for an event or organization.
11. The total of new spending resulting from an event.
12. administration and organization of ticketing systems for events. This includes tasks such as ticket sales, distribution, seating assignments, customer support, and handling any ticket-related issues or inquiries.
13. People or businesses who are affected by a company’s success or failure.
15. The degree to which individuals and families have economic adequacy and security.