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Sports and Entertainment Marketing
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What is Communication? The process of exchanging messages between a sender and receiver The process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system of symbols, signs, or behavior
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Interpersonal skills are the skills that a person uses to interact with other people. Sometimes referred to as people skills Interpersonal Skills
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Skills necessary to be successful in Sports and Entertainment Marketing: meet new people with ease engage people in conversation speak confidently and persuasively before a group Communication in Sports and Entertainment Marketing
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Media TV Radio Internet (Social Media) Sales Tickets Merchandise Concessions Athletes, Coaches, Support Staff Career Areas that Require Good Communication
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Even if you do not intend to work in these specific areas you will need to communicate with those who do Each career category has its own jargon, or language that relates to the specific area Communication in Sports and Entertainment
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Poor communication can lead to Decrease in sales Loss of clients or repeat customers Poor work environment Mistakes and misunderstandings Loss of profit Importance of Communication
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Types of Communication Traditional Business Letters Face to Face Telephone Voicemail Email New Forms Blogs Website (sign in) Email blasts Notifications Daily updates Apps Notifications
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Sports Related Apps
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How has technology changed communication with clients, customers and coworkers? Faster communication – email, texting, social media More causal interactions Clearer, more accurate information with the use of specialized computer software Technology and Communication
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How does a business know that their communication has been effective? Increased employee efficiency Increased traffic/profits Increased customer satisfaction Better work relationships Communication in Business
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Verbal vs. Nonverbal Communication Verbal Communication that uses spoken or written word Nonverbal Communication that uses body language, gestures, and facial expression
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Team Member Football – Coaches talk to Quarterback in helmet Team Encouragement – team members shout “encouraging” words Media The Fans All pro sports – media interviews with coaches and players Commentators – giving play by play analysis of the games TV talk shows and internet – provide highlights and up to date information Sports Products – advertising (radio, internet and TV) Verbal Communication in Sports
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Non-Verbal Communication in Sports Hand signals between team members (catcher and pitcher in baseball) Team member encouragement – chest bumps, score celebrations, hand gestures Fan emotion – dress in spirit wear, paint faces, gestures to other teams fans Referee calling plays on the field (both verbally and non verbally)
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Verbal vs. Nonverbal Communication Nonverbal Video
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