SPORT CONSUMPTION AMONG WOMEN VS. BRAND RECOGNITION OF OFFICIAL SPONSORS DURING UEFA EURO 2012

Numerous studies prove that consumer confusion about official sponsors and ambushers recognition depend on spectator involvement in a sport event, but there is a deficit of literature available on the subject of women as fans. Therefore, the authors made an attempt to verify how event involvement in...

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Main Authors: Monika PIĄTKOWSKA, Sylwia GOCŁOWSKA
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Publishing House of Rzeszow University of Technology 2016-06-01
Series:Modern Management Review
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Online Access:http://doi.prz.edu.pl/pl/pdf/zim/221
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description Numerous studies prove that consumer confusion about official sponsors and ambushers recognition depend on spectator involvement in a sport event, but there is a deficit of literature available on the subject of women as fans. Therefore, the authors made an attempt to verify how event involvement in the UEFA Euro 2012 influenced the recognition of both sponsors’ and ambushers’ brands among female fans. The survey comprised a representative random sample of 523 Polish women above the age of 15 years. In order to verify the sport involvement among women respondents were asked questions about the quantity and intensity of the matches watched. Polish women showed high interest in 2012 UEFA European Championship. More than 20% of them declared that they had watched more than 11 matches. However, only approx. 30% of the women identified official sponsors’ brands. It is also worth to add that those who were more involved and belonged to heavy viewers and moderate viewers recognised sponsors’ brands much better that the other groups. This study proves that women are interested in football and they are quite engaged fans. Therefore authors claim that adequate information and media coverage should be sent towards them. It might be a suggestion for designers and planners of promotional campaigns to make an attempt to reach female audience with a clear message.
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spelling doaj.art-60246514687d49df823c5aad4d399b1b2022-12-22T01:32:43ZengPublishing House of Rzeszow University of TechnologyModern Management Review2300-63662353-07582016-06-01XXI110.7862/rz.2016.mmr.8SPORT CONSUMPTION AMONG WOMEN VS. BRAND RECOGNITION OF OFFICIAL SPONSORS DURING UEFA EURO 2012Monika PIĄTKOWSKA0Sylwia GOCŁOWSKA1PhD, Department of Organisation and History of Sport, Josef Pilsudski University of Physical Education in WarsawMSc, Department of Organisation and History of Sport, Josef Pilsudski University of Physical Education in WarsawNumerous studies prove that consumer confusion about official sponsors and ambushers recognition depend on spectator involvement in a sport event, but there is a deficit of literature available on the subject of women as fans. Therefore, the authors made an attempt to verify how event involvement in the UEFA Euro 2012 influenced the recognition of both sponsors’ and ambushers’ brands among female fans. The survey comprised a representative random sample of 523 Polish women above the age of 15 years. In order to verify the sport involvement among women respondents were asked questions about the quantity and intensity of the matches watched. Polish women showed high interest in 2012 UEFA European Championship. More than 20% of them declared that they had watched more than 11 matches. However, only approx. 30% of the women identified official sponsors’ brands. It is also worth to add that those who were more involved and belonged to heavy viewers and moderate viewers recognised sponsors’ brands much better that the other groups. This study proves that women are interested in football and they are quite engaged fans. Therefore authors claim that adequate information and media coverage should be sent towards them. It might be a suggestion for designers and planners of promotional campaigns to make an attempt to reach female audience with a clear message.http://doi.prz.edu.pl/pl/pdf/zim/221brand recognition, sponsorship, ambush marketing, consumers, events, football, women
spellingShingle Monika PIĄTKOWSKA
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SPORT CONSUMPTION AMONG WOMEN VS. BRAND RECOGNITION OF OFFICIAL SPONSORS DURING UEFA EURO 2012
Modern Management Review
brand recognition, sponsorship, ambush marketing, consumers, events, football, women
title SPORT CONSUMPTION AMONG WOMEN VS. BRAND RECOGNITION OF OFFICIAL SPONSORS DURING UEFA EURO 2012
title_full SPORT CONSUMPTION AMONG WOMEN VS. BRAND RECOGNITION OF OFFICIAL SPONSORS DURING UEFA EURO 2012
title_fullStr SPORT CONSUMPTION AMONG WOMEN VS. BRAND RECOGNITION OF OFFICIAL SPONSORS DURING UEFA EURO 2012
title_full_unstemmed SPORT CONSUMPTION AMONG WOMEN VS. BRAND RECOGNITION OF OFFICIAL SPONSORS DURING UEFA EURO 2012
title_short SPORT CONSUMPTION AMONG WOMEN VS. BRAND RECOGNITION OF OFFICIAL SPONSORS DURING UEFA EURO 2012
title_sort sport consumption among women vs brand recognition of official sponsors during uefa euro 2012
topic brand recognition, sponsorship, ambush marketing, consumers, events, football, women
url http://doi.prz.edu.pl/pl/pdf/zim/221
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