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Exercises

    1. Discuss the following questions.

  1. In what way is the modern definition of the term ‘sponsorship’ different from its original one?

  2. What according to the author of the text was the ‘fresh approach’ of Sir Thomas Lipton in his patronage of ocean racing?

  3. What is the role of sponsorship in today’s business world? At which levels does it work?

  4. What does the author of the text describe as the prerequisite for success?

  5. Do you agree that every member of staff within a sponsoring organization needs to relate to the investment? Give you reasons.

  6. How can a company know that its sponsorship activity has been a success?

  7. What are the guidelines for a successful sponsor according to the text?

  8. Can you give any examples of successful sponsorship deals? Which factors lead to success?

  9. What are the ‘don’ts’ in sponsorship activity according to the author of the text?

  10. Can you give any examples of sponsorships that didn’t work out? Try to explain the reasons of their failure.

  11. How do you understand the term ‘the sponsorship package’?

  12. Why did the bowling tournament sponsorship turn out to be a success story?

  13. Which items did the author include in the sponsorship package checklist?

  14. In which way is the PR agencies view of sponsorship different from that of advertising agencies?

  15. What is the role of PR agencies in helping the client get the best from its sponsorship activity?

II. Say what the following refer to in the text of the article under the headlines:

What makes a successful sponsorship?

… those … (para 2, line 1)

… those … (para 10, line 4)

… they … (para 11, line 10)

The sponsorship package

This … (para 5, line 1)

… it … (para 5, line 11)

III. Match the following definitions with the word-combinations below.

  1. activity of supporting a person or organization by giving money, encouragement or other help

  1. package

  1. someone who supports the work of writers, artists, musicians etc, especially by giving them money

  1. target audience

  1. detailed plan for doing something new

  1. sponsorship

  1. amount of money that you must spend in order to buy something or to start a new business or project

  1. trend

  1. general situation or attitudes that people have at a particular time

  1. corporate culture

  1. regularly check something or watch someone in order to find out what is happening

  1. input

  1. things that are written or said about a person, product, event etc that make them well known

  1. rival

  1. set of proposals or measures for dealing with something

  1. public eye

  1. general development or change in a situation or in the way that people are behaving

  1. outlay

  1. act of furthering the growth of sales

  1. monitor

  1. the set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes a company or corporation

  1. blueprint

  1. particular section of population that an organization is trying to persuade to buy its products or services

  1. key customer

  1. act of promising or giving your loyalty or money to a particular principle, person or plan of action

  1. climate

  1. person, group, etc. competing with others for the same thing or in the same area

  1. exposure

  1. very important and having a lot of influence on other customers

  1. commitment

  1. public attention

  1. sales promotion

  1. something such as money or information that is put into a system or organization so that it can operate

  2. honesty, even when the truth is not pleasant

  1. patron

  2. candour

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