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Managers' perceptions of the impact of sport sponsorship on brand equity: Which aspects of the sponsorship matter Most?

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posted on 2024-11-01, 09:56 authored by Jorg Henseler, Bradley Wilson, Kathleen WestbergKathleen Westberg
This paper examines how sponsors perceive the impact of different elements of a sponsorship package on brand equity. An empirical study using an online survey was conducted among key managers involved in sponsoring football clubs in the Netherlands. This study develops a formative measure of sponsorship, termed the Sport Sponsorship Index, and links this measure with brand equity. Results indicate that the various facets of a sport sponsorship package, such as exposure of the brand and coverage of the sport, are perceived by sponsors to contribute differently to the impact on brand equity. Within sponsorship negotiation, these findings assist all parties in understanding the relative importance of the elements of a sponsorship in fulfilling brand-related objectives. By constructing and validating an adequate scale of the key components incorporated into a sponsorship package, we provide sport administrators with item level diagnostics which can contribute to improving their sponsorship offering.

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Journal

Sport Marketing Quarterly

Volume

20

Issue

1

Start page

7

End page

21

Total pages

15

Publisher

Fitness Information Technology Inc.

Place published

United States

Language

English

Copyright

© 2011 West Virginia University

Former Identifier

2006024937

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2011-10-07

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