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Sponsorship
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A level PE (A2 PE) Mind Map on Sponsorship, created by douglas.white on 19/05/2015.
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Sponsorship
Which athletes appeal to sponsors?
Successful
High performance quality
Role model
Attractive
Good relationship with the fans
Clean cut
Scandal free
Male
Advantages to a company sponsoring an athlete/sport
Adds value to the brand
Brand stands out from the rest
Association with excellence
establishes community relations by sponsoring grass root sport
Hospitality to do business with clients
attract and retain staff
Disadvantages of sponsorship in sport
Uneven development across sport (male+ female)
Popular sports gain higher media coverage and more sponsorship
Can sometimes make sports change their format (one day cricket)
Sponsors can withdraw when objectives are not being met
Some products may promote unhealthy lifestyle
Should athletes consider the nature of a sponsor's product?
No
They never asked to be a role model
Unlikely that other forms of financial support would be available
Financial needs override ethical objectives
Other companies may withdraw financial support
Yes
As a role model they have a social responsibilty
Product should suit nature of sport
Could bring criticism upon themselves and the sport
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