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Market Research Report

For the Love of the Game - Global Sporting Habits and Implications for Marketers

Published by Euromonitor International
Published August, 2008 Product code 71937
Content info Pages: 65
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Introduction

Abstract

  • For the Love of the Game - Global Sporting Habits and Implications for Marketers.
  • Sport watching and participation habits and how they impact on brands and consumer goods marketing.
  • Euromonitor International strategy briefings alert you to global trends predicted to influence consumer markets.
  • They offer insight to changing market conditions and the opportunities and challenges you need to address to maintain a competitive advantage.
  • Euromonitor International has over 30 years experience of publishing market research reports, business reference books and online information systems.
  • With offices in London, Chicago, Singapore, Shanghai, Vilniuis, Dubai and Cape Town and a network of over 600 analysts worldwide, Euromonitor International has a unique capability to develop reliable information resources to help drive informed strategic planning.

Table of Contents

  • List of Contents and Tables
  • Executive Summary
  • Drivers
  • Levels of Engagement With Sport
  • Chart 1 Overlap of Leading Sports by Interest, Participation and Spectating 2007
  • Trends in Key Markets
    • Summary 1 Summary of Sporting Preferences in Key Markets 2007
  • Outlook
    • Summary 2 Opportunities Created by Globalisation of Sport
  • Introduction
  • Drivers
  • Attitudes Towards Sports
  • Chart 2 General Interest in Sport by Country 2007
    • Summary 3 National Sports in Major Markets 2008
    • Summary 4 Most Popular Sports 2007
  • Chart 3 Leading Sports by Participation Rate 2007
  • Chart 4 Leading Spectator Sports 2007
  • Analysis of Major Sporting Events
    • Summary 5 Rugby World Cup: Viewing Figures 1995-2007
  • TV Watching
    • Table 1 US TV Viewing Trends 2001-2006
    • Table 2 Digital Satellite Pay-TV Subscribers in Europe by Key Market 2002/2007
    • Table 3 Mobile TV Penetration in the US 2007
  • Sports-related Marketing
    • Table 4 Leading Companies Associated with Sports Sponsorship 2007
    • Summary 6 Beijing Olympic Games: Worldwide Olympic Partners 2008
    • Summary 7 South Africa FIFA World Cup 2010 Sponsors
    • Table 5 Leading International Sports Personalities 2007
  • Trends in Key Markets
  • Australia
    • Summary 8 Australia: Top 10 Sports by Self-reported Interest 2007
    • Table 6 Australia: Characteristics of Frequent Participants in Physical Activity 2006
    • Table 7 Australia: Participation in Organised Activity by Type of Organisation 2006
    • Table 8 Australia: Top 10 Organised Activities by Type 2001/2006
    • Table 9 Australia: Characteristics of People Attending Sport 2006
    • Table 10 Australia: 15 Most Popular Spectator Sports 2006
  • Chart 5 Australia: % Viewing by Type of TV 2002-2007
    • Table 11 Australia: Household Expenditure on Selected Sport and Fitness Products and Services 1999/2004
  • Brazil
    • Table 12 Brazil: Levels of Engagement With Sport by Age Group 2008
    • Table 13 Brazil: Seven Most Practised Sports 2006
    • Table 14 Brazil: 10 Sports Most Consumed Through the Media 2006
  • Chart 6 Brazil: Sports by Type of Media 2006
  • Chart 7 Brazil: Expenditure on Sports Clothing, Equipment and Related Articles in 2007
  • China
    • Summary 9 China: Top 10 Sports by Self-reported Interest 2007
    • Table 15 Leading International Sports Personalities Cited by Chinese People 2007
  • France
    • Table 16 France: National Expenditure on Sport 2001-2005
    • Summary 10 France: Top 10 Sports by Self-reported Interest 2007
    • Table 17 France: Leading Sports by Number of Members 2005-2006
    • Table 18 Leading International Sports Personalities Cited by French People 2007
    • Table 19 France: Household Expenditure on Sport 2001-2005
  • Germany
    • Summary 11 Germany: Top 10 Sports by Self-reported Interest 2007
    • Table 20 Germany: Leading Sports by Number of Club Members 2005
    • Table 21 Leading International Sports Personalities Cited by German People 2007
    • Table 22 Germany: Household Expenditure on Sport 2000
  • Japan
    • Summary 12 Japan: Top 10 Sports by Self-reported Interest 2007
    • Table 23 Japan: Number of People Participating in Physical Activity by Type 2006
    • Table 24 Japan: Most Popularly Viewed Sports 2005/2007
    • Table 25 Leading International Sports Personalities Cited by Japanese People 2007
  • Chart 8 Japan: Expenditure on Sports-related Items by Category 2007
  • UK
    • Summary 13 UK: Top 10 Sports by Self-reported Interest 2007
    • Table 26 UK: Adult Participation Rates by Type of Activity and by Sex 2002
    • Table 27 Top 10 Sports Watched on TV 2005
  • Chart 9 UK: Attitudes Towards the Olympic Games 2008
    • Table 28 Leading International Sports Personalities Cited by British People 2007
    • Table 29 UK: Consumer Expenditure on Sporting Goods and Services 2003-2007
  • US
    • Summary 14 US: Top 10 Sports by Self-reported Interest 2007
    • Table 30 US: Top 10 Most Popular Sports 2002-2006
    • Table 31 US: Participation in Selected Sports Activities 2005/2007
    • Table 32 US: Selected Spectator Sports 2002-2006
    • Summary 15 US: Top 10 TV Sporting Events by Ratings 2007
    • Table 33 US: Sports Goods Sales by Category 2002-2006
  • Future Trends
    • Table 34 US: Attitudes Towards Attending Future Sports Events, June 2008
    • Summary 16 Forthcoming Global Sporting Events 2010-1014
  • For the Love of the Game - Global Sporting Habits and Implications for Marketers World
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