This study maps the semantic evolution of sponsorship research to develop a richer understanding of how the field has evolved. Using Leximancer text-analytics software, we conduct a content analysis of 841 sponsorship article abstracts from over 150 scholarly journals (1980–2012). We map the semantic evolution of the sponsorship concept and formulate a new definition of sponsorship research. Four foundational pillars of sponsorship research are identified: (1) intellectual, (2) strategic, (3) behavioral, and (4) relational. Sponsorship research is theorized to involve the investigation of the delivery of value to companies arising from the strategic implementation of their sponsorship marketing objectives
This paper outlines how commercial sponsorship can be conceptualized using an item and relational in...
Background: Sponsoring is a marketing and communication tool that has had a major growth over the la...
The purpose of this article is to analyse and understand sports sponsorship based on a study of corp...
© Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016. Sponsorship activations-that is, the ancillary mar...
The motivation behind our study, "Sponsorship: A Marketing Perspective", is that sponsorship is a f...
The research described in this thesis is aimed at initiating a factually-based knowledge of the spo...
Sports sponsorship has developed exponentially both as a commercial and academic discipline over the...
The objective of this study is to add insight into understanding the phenomenon of sponsorship lever...
Research was conducted in order to define a "buyer behavior" process for the purchase of s...
Sport sponsorship has become a multi-billion dollar industry. It is now a significant part of the co...
Sponsorship of sporting teams and events has become an increasingly popular form of corporate and br...
Research Paper Purpose The development of a comprehensive model of high-level sponsorship effects t...
This paper examines sponsorship through the perspective of the corporate donor and examines the goal...
Sponsorship of sports, arts, and causes has become a mainstream marketing communications tool. A gre...
This paper outlines how commercial sponsorship can be conceptualized using an item and relational in...
This paper outlines how commercial sponsorship can be conceptualized using an item and relational in...
Background: Sponsoring is a marketing and communication tool that has had a major growth over the la...
The purpose of this article is to analyse and understand sports sponsorship based on a study of corp...
© Springer Science+Business Media Singapore 2016. Sponsorship activations-that is, the ancillary mar...
The motivation behind our study, "Sponsorship: A Marketing Perspective", is that sponsorship is a f...
The research described in this thesis is aimed at initiating a factually-based knowledge of the spo...
Sports sponsorship has developed exponentially both as a commercial and academic discipline over the...
The objective of this study is to add insight into understanding the phenomenon of sponsorship lever...
Research was conducted in order to define a "buyer behavior" process for the purchase of s...
Sport sponsorship has become a multi-billion dollar industry. It is now a significant part of the co...
Sponsorship of sporting teams and events has become an increasingly popular form of corporate and br...
Research Paper Purpose The development of a comprehensive model of high-level sponsorship effects t...
This paper examines sponsorship through the perspective of the corporate donor and examines the goal...
Sponsorship of sports, arts, and causes has become a mainstream marketing communications tool. A gre...
This paper outlines how commercial sponsorship can be conceptualized using an item and relational in...
This paper outlines how commercial sponsorship can be conceptualized using an item and relational in...
Background: Sponsoring is a marketing and communication tool that has had a major growth over the la...
The purpose of this article is to analyse and understand sports sponsorship based on a study of corp...