The document discusses the history and development of sponsorship from ancient times to the present. It provides statistics on sponsorship spending and trends in various countries. Key points covered include the first uses of sponsorship in sports and events in the late 19th/early 20th centuries and the major growth in sponsorship during the 1970s and 1980s as companies recognized its marketing potential.
This document provides an overview of advertising concepts and history. It defines advertising as a paid form of non-personal promotion to promote products, services, or ideas. The purpose is to sell products and services. The history of advertising is explored from ancient times of wall signs to modern radio, television, and digital advertising. Key milestones and developments in advertising are highlighted for both worldwide and India specifically. The importance of advertising for customers, marketing, society, and education is also discussed.
the activity or profession of producing advertisements for commercial products or services.
"an advertising agency"
advertisements collectively.
"despite being instructed to take the signs down, he says he has no intention of removing the advertising"
- Disney originally wanted to open a EuroDisney park in either France or Spain, ultimately choosing France due to a better offer near Paris for $4.4 billion.
- The park did not meet expectations on opening day with only 50,000 visitors instead of projected 500,000 due to not following local needs.
- After modifications to become more European and an investment of $500 million, the park began making a profit in 1994 but saw losses again in 2002 due to falling tourism.
This document discusses Disneyland's expansion into different global locations. It summarizes Disneyland's history and then analyzes the poor performances of EuroDisney and Hong Kong Disneyland. For EuroDisney, factors included bringing American culture without understanding French culture, high ticket prices, and competition from other events. For Hong Kong Disneyland, issues were its small size, lack of differentiation, and unfamiliar characters. The document stresses that Disney's cross-cultural marketing strategies must adapt to each new location's unique culture and environment.
1. The document discusses the history and evolution of sports sponsorship from Ancient Greece to the modern multi-billion dollar industry it is today.
2. It reviews literature on how sports sponsorship can build brand equity through increasing brand awareness, preference, and purchasing behavior.
3. The conceptual framework examines how sponsorship managers view the impact of sponsorship on various aspects of brand equity in the context of global sports events.
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The document discusses various segments of the sports and entertainment industry including sports camps, the concert industry, and the television industry. It also discusses how marketing decisions are based on industry standards and trends. International sports and entertainment is described as a global industry, with challenges such as infrastructure and piracy when marketing globally. Theme parks are growing in places like China and India due to increased wealth and consumption, though some have failed due to poor planning and excess competition.
The document discusses various segments of the sports and entertainment industry including sports camps, the concert industry, and the television industry. It also discusses how sports and entertainment figures can be successful in motivational speaking and writing books. Finally, it discusses the role of travel and tourism in sports and entertainment, focusing on destinations like resorts and theme parks.
This document discusses crowd-sourcing and crowd-funding as new models for fundraising in the digital age. It provides examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns for arts projects in the UK and US. The key principles of crowd-funding discussed are transparency, choice, social media, and gamification. Crowd-funding is presented as going beyond just fundraising and being about engagement and developing long-term relationships with supporters. Challenges to adopting crowd-funding include restricted income, limited resources, and difficulties with promotion.
The document discusses governance and strategy in cultural institutions, specifically regarding reduced public funding and the need for new fundraising strategies. It covers several topics:
Part I discusses fundraising techniques for different donor types like individuals, foundations, and corporations. Relationship building and stewardship of donors is important.
Part II examines public funding cuts in Italy and how cultural institutions there rely more on own revenues, sponsors, and private fundraising.
Part III presents the case of the Washington National Opera which relies entirely on private donations, as US cultural institutions typically do not receive federal funding. Adaptation to local contexts is key for effective fundraising strategies.
The document discusses branding and messaging strategies for non-profits. It provides information on developing an organizational identity through articulating a vision, mission, values, and personality. It gives examples of effective vision and mission statements. The document also discusses a case study of rebranding efforts for the Woodland Park Zoo to modernize its identity and position it as a conservation leader through engaging educational experiences. The zoo's new vision is for a world where communities protect animals and habitats to create a sustainable future, and its mission is to save animals through conservation leadership and engaging experiences that inspire learning, care, and action.
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The document provides guidance for nominating partnerships for arts and business awards. It emphasizes reading the nomination guidelines closely, involving both partner organizations, and addressing what the judges are looking for through clear, compelling, convincing and concise writing. The four 'C's of an effective nomination are identified as being clear, compelling, convincing and concise. Examples of effective and edited nominations are provided.
This document outlines an integrated marketing communications plan for a charity dodgeball tournament to raise funds and awareness for the Irish Heart and Lung Transplant Association. The event will be held at Jump-zone, a trampoline park, and involve teams of 8 competing in a dodgeball tournament. The plan details the charity background, target market of IADT students aged 17-24, and marketing strategy including advertising, public relations, sales promotions, sponsorship, and direct marketing primarily through social media. It provides objectives, budgets, timelines and references to guide implementation of the event and IMC campaign.
This document discusses the history and ethical issues of sponsorship in Australian sport. It notes that major tobacco companies like Winfield and Benson and Hedges were among the largest sponsors in the 1980s and 90s, using it as a way to advertise when direct tobacco advertising was banned. It also discusses how present-day sponsorships could raise ethical questions if promoting unhealthy products. However, it acknowledges that sponsorship can significantly benefit sporting communities when used to support teams and promote positive health messages.
The document summarizes information about events and sponsorship from an MM Group presentation. It discusses the definition of events, types of events, and defines sponsorship. Sponsorship is described as financially supporting an event in exchange for commercial opportunities. The benefits of sponsorship for companies are explained as raising brand awareness, creating positive PR, and building brand positioning. Examples of sponsorship for career events, Olympics, and FIFA World Cups are provided, along with case studies on the effects of sponsorship and "ambush marketing".
An overview of the practice of Ambush Marketing - a practice of growing popularity and controversy. Is it innovative, clever, cool or just plain wrong? The recently concluded London 2012 Olympics provided many examples of the phenomenon, even with the enhanced laws and regulations governing Olympic advertising. Can it ever be stopped? Perhaps not. This presentation provides looks at both sides of the Ambush Marketing debate.
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1. The document discusses research into how classical music performances like opera can be viewed and marketed as brands to attract new audiences. It details market research conducted including surveys, focus groups, and brand mapping exercises.
2. The research found opera has negative associations like being boring but people were open to it with the right marketing. Opera was not strongly linked to entertainment in people's minds.
3. The researchers conclude that presenting opera and other classical performances as brands that deliver an enriching emotional experience relevant to people's lives could help attract new audiences by overcoming negative perceptions. Strengthening community outreach, education programs, and digital marketing were also recommended.
This document discusses the commercialization of sport over time. It began with spectators paying to watch, allowing clubs to make a profit and develop sports. Some sports were then able to pay performers to attract more spectators. Technology like television has transformed sports by providing greater income and exposure. Sports organizations now operate in an increasingly competitive market for both spectators and sponsorship deals, where sponsorship pursues commercial objectives through brand associations.
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Here are a few tips for revising your military academy application essay:
- Expand on your motivation and reasons for wanting to attend. Simply saying it's something you've
always wanted isn't very compelling. Discuss specific qualities you hope to gain and how the academy
aligns with your goals and values.
- Provide examples from your background that demonstrate your suitability. For instance, have you
held leadership roles? Shown commitment, discipline or perseverance in other areas? Illustrate these
traits with concrete stories or accomplishments.
- Emphasize how you can contribute to the academy community. Beyond challenging yourself,
discuss how your unique strengths and experiences might benefit your fellow cadets and the
institution.
This document is a letter promoting sponsorship opportunities for the WF1S Global Change Initiative World Summit in Toronto from May 15-18, 2017. The summit will feature arts, culture, fashion, music and intercultural exchange in Nathan Phillips Square. Sponsors will benefit from exposure to over 100,000 attendees and 500 million online impressions. Sponsorship packages provide branding, networking opportunities with prospective consumers and buyers, and ensure high return on investment. The event aims to put Toronto at the forefront of global arts and culture while also creating jobs and economic opportunities.
Global Marketing Chapter 3 : Cultural Foundations [Elegant (V)]Md. Abdur Rakib
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The report include the last part Chapter 3: Cultural Foundations from Global Marketing Book by Jhonny K. Johansson. Global culture, culture across countries,global culture,global marketing,meaning of culture,self-reference criterion,silent language,SRC are the discussion topic
This document discusses increasing fundraising efficiency through donor segmentation. It suggests that while psychographic criteria are often used to segment donors, fundraisers typically only have access to socio-demographic data. The authors conducted a study in Austria to determine how individuals of different ages, genders, and social classes donate in terms of amount, frequency, organizations supported, and form of donation. They identified three basic conditions under which people are more likely to donate: 1) when the purpose pertains to their sphere, 2) when they may benefit from the organization's services, and 3) when the donation does not represent a high expense or effort. These conditions are proposed as dimensions for segmenting and targeting donors using socio-demographic data to
The Giving Scotland campaign was launched in 2003 in response to intense negative media scrutiny of charities in Scotland following several fundraising scandals. The campaign's objectives were to (1) engage media to understand the sector's impact, (2) run an advertising campaign to inspire public support, and (3) involve lawmakers to advance legislative reform. Through partnerships with multiple agencies donating services, the low-cost campaign generated over 贈500,000 in press coverage and increased public support for charities, leading to a draft charities bill being passed into law. The campaign is now seen as a model for how the sector can collectively respond to crises.
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The document discusses the process for requesting an assignment writing service from HelpWriting.net. It involves 5 steps: 1) Creating an account, 2) Completing an order form with instructions and deadline, 3) Choosing a bid from qualified writers, 4) Reviewing the paper and authorizing payment, 5) Requesting revisions until satisfied. The service aims to provide original, high-quality content and offers refunds for plagiarized work.
This document provides information about Art Happens, the first crowdfunding platform in the UK exclusively for museums and galleries. It discusses how Art Happens has helped over 38 organizations raise over 贈600,000 with a 94% success rate. It then offers tips for organizations on running a successful crowdfunding campaign through Art Happens, including developing a compelling proposition, creating rewards, marketing strategies, and maintaining donor relationships after the campaign.
The document provides instructions for making a one minute movie on various themes such as chance, fear, change, power, everyday life, community, joy, despair, or choice. It outlines the steps to choose a theme, write a synopsis, plan with a storyboard, shoot the movie raw without editing, and enjoy the finished movie. Film techniques like camera shots, movements and image sizes are also discussed to help tell the story visually.
The document discusses various segments of the sports and entertainment industry including sports camps, the concert industry, and the television industry. It also discusses how sports and entertainment figures can be successful in motivational speaking and writing books. Finally, it discusses the role of travel and tourism in sports and entertainment, focusing on destinations like resorts and theme parks.
This document discusses crowd-sourcing and crowd-funding as new models for fundraising in the digital age. It provides examples of successful crowd-funding campaigns for arts projects in the UK and US. The key principles of crowd-funding discussed are transparency, choice, social media, and gamification. Crowd-funding is presented as going beyond just fundraising and being about engagement and developing long-term relationships with supporters. Challenges to adopting crowd-funding include restricted income, limited resources, and difficulties with promotion.
The document discusses governance and strategy in cultural institutions, specifically regarding reduced public funding and the need for new fundraising strategies. It covers several topics:
Part I discusses fundraising techniques for different donor types like individuals, foundations, and corporations. Relationship building and stewardship of donors is important.
Part II examines public funding cuts in Italy and how cultural institutions there rely more on own revenues, sponsors, and private fundraising.
Part III presents the case of the Washington National Opera which relies entirely on private donations, as US cultural institutions typically do not receive federal funding. Adaptation to local contexts is key for effective fundraising strategies.
The document discusses branding and messaging strategies for non-profits. It provides information on developing an organizational identity through articulating a vision, mission, values, and personality. It gives examples of effective vision and mission statements. The document also discusses a case study of rebranding efforts for the Woodland Park Zoo to modernize its identity and position it as a conservation leader through engaging educational experiences. The zoo's new vision is for a world where communities protect animals and habitats to create a sustainable future, and its mission is to save animals through conservation leadership and engaging experiences that inspire learning, care, and action.
Writing effective award nominations March 2011ABScotland
油
The document provides guidance for nominating partnerships for arts and business awards. It emphasizes reading the nomination guidelines closely, involving both partner organizations, and addressing what the judges are looking for through clear, compelling, convincing and concise writing. The four 'C's of an effective nomination are identified as being clear, compelling, convincing and concise. Examples of effective and edited nominations are provided.
This document outlines an integrated marketing communications plan for a charity dodgeball tournament to raise funds and awareness for the Irish Heart and Lung Transplant Association. The event will be held at Jump-zone, a trampoline park, and involve teams of 8 competing in a dodgeball tournament. The plan details the charity background, target market of IADT students aged 17-24, and marketing strategy including advertising, public relations, sales promotions, sponsorship, and direct marketing primarily through social media. It provides objectives, budgets, timelines and references to guide implementation of the event and IMC campaign.
This document discusses the history and ethical issues of sponsorship in Australian sport. It notes that major tobacco companies like Winfield and Benson and Hedges were among the largest sponsors in the 1980s and 90s, using it as a way to advertise when direct tobacco advertising was banned. It also discusses how present-day sponsorships could raise ethical questions if promoting unhealthy products. However, it acknowledges that sponsorship can significantly benefit sporting communities when used to support teams and promote positive health messages.
The document summarizes information about events and sponsorship from an MM Group presentation. It discusses the definition of events, types of events, and defines sponsorship. Sponsorship is described as financially supporting an event in exchange for commercial opportunities. The benefits of sponsorship for companies are explained as raising brand awareness, creating positive PR, and building brand positioning. Examples of sponsorship for career events, Olympics, and FIFA World Cups are provided, along with case studies on the effects of sponsorship and "ambush marketing".
An overview of the practice of Ambush Marketing - a practice of growing popularity and controversy. Is it innovative, clever, cool or just plain wrong? The recently concluded London 2012 Olympics provided many examples of the phenomenon, even with the enhanced laws and regulations governing Olympic advertising. Can it ever be stopped? Perhaps not. This presentation provides looks at both sides of the Ambush Marketing debate.
ARF RE:THINK 2005. The Extension of The Concept of Brand to Cultural Event Ma...Esteban Ribero
油
1. The document discusses research into how classical music performances like opera can be viewed and marketed as brands to attract new audiences. It details market research conducted including surveys, focus groups, and brand mapping exercises.
2. The research found opera has negative associations like being boring but people were open to it with the right marketing. Opera was not strongly linked to entertainment in people's minds.
3. The researchers conclude that presenting opera and other classical performances as brands that deliver an enriching emotional experience relevant to people's lives could help attract new audiences by overcoming negative perceptions. Strengthening community outreach, education programs, and digital marketing were also recommended.
This document discusses the commercialization of sport over time. It began with spectators paying to watch, allowing clubs to make a profit and develop sports. Some sports were then able to pay performers to attract more spectators. Technology like television has transformed sports by providing greater income and exposure. Sports organizations now operate in an increasingly competitive market for both spectators and sponsorship deals, where sponsorship pursues commercial objectives through brand associations.
Apa Title Page Format Paragraphs. Online assignment writing service.Courtney Peterson
油
Here are a few tips for revising your military academy application essay:
- Expand on your motivation and reasons for wanting to attend. Simply saying it's something you've
always wanted isn't very compelling. Discuss specific qualities you hope to gain and how the academy
aligns with your goals and values.
- Provide examples from your background that demonstrate your suitability. For instance, have you
held leadership roles? Shown commitment, discipline or perseverance in other areas? Illustrate these
traits with concrete stories or accomplishments.
- Emphasize how you can contribute to the academy community. Beyond challenging yourself,
discuss how your unique strengths and experiences might benefit your fellow cadets and the
institution.
This document is a letter promoting sponsorship opportunities for the WF1S Global Change Initiative World Summit in Toronto from May 15-18, 2017. The summit will feature arts, culture, fashion, music and intercultural exchange in Nathan Phillips Square. Sponsors will benefit from exposure to over 100,000 attendees and 500 million online impressions. Sponsorship packages provide branding, networking opportunities with prospective consumers and buyers, and ensure high return on investment. The event aims to put Toronto at the forefront of global arts and culture while also creating jobs and economic opportunities.
Global Marketing Chapter 3 : Cultural Foundations [Elegant (V)]Md. Abdur Rakib
油
The report include the last part Chapter 3: Cultural Foundations from Global Marketing Book by Jhonny K. Johansson. Global culture, culture across countries,global culture,global marketing,meaning of culture,self-reference criterion,silent language,SRC are the discussion topic
This document discusses increasing fundraising efficiency through donor segmentation. It suggests that while psychographic criteria are often used to segment donors, fundraisers typically only have access to socio-demographic data. The authors conducted a study in Austria to determine how individuals of different ages, genders, and social classes donate in terms of amount, frequency, organizations supported, and form of donation. They identified three basic conditions under which people are more likely to donate: 1) when the purpose pertains to their sphere, 2) when they may benefit from the organization's services, and 3) when the donation does not represent a high expense or effort. These conditions are proposed as dimensions for segmenting and targeting donors using socio-demographic data to
The Giving Scotland campaign was launched in 2003 in response to intense negative media scrutiny of charities in Scotland following several fundraising scandals. The campaign's objectives were to (1) engage media to understand the sector's impact, (2) run an advertising campaign to inspire public support, and (3) involve lawmakers to advance legislative reform. Through partnerships with multiple agencies donating services, the low-cost campaign generated over 贈500,000 in press coverage and increased public support for charities, leading to a draft charities bill being passed into law. The campaign is now seen as a model for how the sector can collectively respond to crises.
Healthy Food Essay For Students Essay On Healthy Food In EnglishMichelle Adams
油
The document discusses the process for requesting an assignment writing service from HelpWriting.net. It involves 5 steps: 1) Creating an account, 2) Completing an order form with instructions and deadline, 3) Choosing a bid from qualified writers, 4) Reviewing the paper and authorizing payment, 5) Requesting revisions until satisfied. The service aims to provide original, high-quality content and offers refunds for plagiarized work.
This document provides information about Art Happens, the first crowdfunding platform in the UK exclusively for museums and galleries. It discusses how Art Happens has helped over 38 organizations raise over 贈600,000 with a 94% success rate. It then offers tips for organizations on running a successful crowdfunding campaign through Art Happens, including developing a compelling proposition, creating rewards, marketing strategies, and maintaining donor relationships after the campaign.
The document provides instructions for making a one minute movie on various themes such as chance, fear, change, power, everyday life, community, joy, despair, or choice. It outlines the steps to choose a theme, write a synopsis, plan with a storyboard, shoot the movie raw without editing, and enjoy the finished movie. Film techniques like camera shots, movements and image sizes are also discussed to help tell the story visually.
The document discusses several key aspects of advertising including:
1) People are exposed to around 600 advertisements per day on average and this number is increasing with new media.
2) Advertising is one part of an integrated marketing communications strategy and should not be seen as representing all promotional activities. It can be confused with publicity which is subject to editing.
3) Advertising that drives customers to websites for more information is seen as an effective way to spend an advertising budget.
The document discusses several key aspects of advertising, including:
1) People are exposed to around 600 advertisements per day on average, through various media channels.
2) Advertising is one component of integrated marketing communications and aims to stimulate sales and increase profits.
3) Advertising works by positively impacting awareness, attention, interest, perceptions, opinions, attitudes, and ultimately sales. It communicates with target markets to influence beliefs and encourage purchasing.
2. Just Rubbish! Exhibition about medieval sewage systems and rubbish, Pelkk辰辰 roskaa!, sponsored by Finnish waste management company.
3. ANTERO KARE Moosedeer ARS NOVA 4.4. - 9.6.02 Living art sculptures covered by bacterial growth, sponsored by none.
4. What are your own experience about sponsorship? Have you been involved in sponsorship project? Have you acquired and found sponsors for event etc.? Disscussion
5. B.C.-1600-The Era of Patronage Counselor of Ceasar August, Maecenas, a nobleman, financed easy life of famous poets Verilgil and Horazin. Ceasars financed gladiator battles. In the Middle age individuals sponsored artists. The Medici family in Florence and Sforci family in Milan are among the most famous families of the time who encouraged the arts through their patronage. The History of sponsorship
6. 1631-The Advent of Advertising In 1631, a French newspaper ran a classified ad. 1704, a Boston newspaper printed a display advertisement In 1861 Australian catering company Spiers & Pound sponsored English Cricket team game-tour in Australia. A Soccer team in Blackburn (England) was sponsored by local iron factory and a soccer team, Nottingham Forest, was sponsored by Bovril 1898. The History of sponsorship
7. 1910-1970 The Early Pioneers Baseball was sponsored by Gillette in 1910. The Olympic Games of Amsterdam, in 1928 was sponsored by Coca Cola. Firestone and Bosch have been sponsors of the Indianapolis 500 since 1911. The Eveready Hour was the first sponsored radio program in 1924 In 1956, The Kentucky Derby Festival was the first festival to have a title sponsor for one of its events: Philip Morris Festival of Stars The History of sponsorship
8. The First sponsors in Finland were manufactures of household appliances, e.g. Rosenlew and Upo: RU-38 (Rosenlewin urheilijat) ja Upon pallo in 1960s. 1970-1984-The Era of Development 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games collected $400 million worth of sponsorship
9. What are the main reasons for development of sponsorship? Disscussion
10. NOKIA, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fGarj-e4D4 CARLSBERG, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPNmNxc_QJY KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chFi951dUdw Some examples around the world
11. What kind of targets sponsors had for sponsorship? What kind of publicity sponsors received? What is the Strength of Kentucky Derby Festival according to video? Disscussion
12. The total Value of sponsorship in 2009 was 151 million and 2008 it was 179 million . The Drop was about 16 %. Also amount of investment (69 million ) to utilization of sponsorship, dropped 31 %. The Association of Finnish Advertisers http://www.mainostajat.fi/mliitto/index.asp http://www.mainostajat.fi/mliitto/sivut/Sponsorointibarometri2010.pdf油 The Numbers of sponsorship in Finland
13. In Norway, sponsoring is the second most used advertising media, following direct newspaper advertising, and ranks just ahead of TV advertising. In Norway, approximately 3.2 billion NOK (399 million ) is used for sponsoring. (Olson, Thj淡m淡e and Br淡nn, 2002) And to compare e.g. in Norway
14. A study performed in Norway in 2001 among 400 companies showed that, on average, companies used about 9.8 % of their advertising budget on sponsoring. Of this, 32 % was used to sponsor sports. The rest was used to support medical research, cultural events and educational organization. The main objective for this sponsoring was stated to be grabbing attention (Olson, Thj淡m淡e and Br淡nn, 2002) e.g. In Norway
15. Look over the the sponsorship barometer in groups! Finnish students translate essential words in rapport! Study statistical numbers and try to find out what kind of changes has taken place! Do you find any trends? What sponsors are looking for in sponsorship in you opinnion? Groupwork
16. Sponsorship is a mutually advantageous relationship between people or organizations in which the sponsor provides benefits for the sponsored in exchange for an association with a sport, events, facilities or sport participants. European Council (1981)
17. In general, sponsorship can be illustrated as a mutually beneficial business relationship between two parties being named as sponsor (usually companies) and sponsored. Rami Olkkonen (2001)
18. Sponsorship is a business method for communicating and marketing which, in the short and long term, has the aim of contributing to the sponsors brand awareness and image, as well as increasing the sponsors sales. Sponsorship should benefit all those involved, and lead to a result that can be measured against predefined objectives. Jiffer and Ross (1999)
19. Sponsorship is a mutually advantageous business relationship between parties in which the sponsor provides benefits for the sponsored in exchange for a result that can be measured against pre-defined objectives. David Ross (2008)
21. Sponsorship is not a form of charity, It is a business relationship. It is mutually advantegeous. Both partners has beneficial aims. Companies are sponsoring a sport or an event that has an image close to the companys present image or an image close to the image that the company might try to achieve. The Sponsor objects image will be transferred to the sponsor over time. Whats all about in sponsorship?
23. In The good sponsorship capitalism and idealism are integrated. Per Gyllenhammar (1980-l.) IDEALISM Capitalism The Good Sponsorship
24. The effects of sponsorship increase when motivation or reasons for the sponsorship is introduced. Its not enough to sponsor, you also have to tell the audience that you are sponsoring and why you are doing it. Sponsoring is a cheap and profitable way to communicate with your customers ( Associate Professor Hans Mathias Thj淡m淡e, Ph.D.) The Basics of Sponsoring
26. SPONSOR SPONSORED GOALS OBJECITVES Sponsor partners are different with their own unique set of marketing goals and objectives .
27. Sponsor partners and effectiveness Some companies perceive sponsoring as expenditure and not an investment in future profit. Sponsoring is a very cost effective form of marketing communications/corporate communications, and is looked upon by more and more companies as an important communication tool, not just the managements playground.