Name: Sports Marketing
Brand: Northwestern University
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.7 (460 reviews)

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About the Course

Today, there is demand for people skilled in Sports Marketing. Organizations want your expertise to strength and grow customer bases and teams want to enlarge their fan base, attract new sponsors to their sport, build strong programs with existing sponsors, and run their fan conventions and other events. In addition, a wide range of companies recognize the value sports relationships have in positioning and building their brands. In this Sports Marketing MOOC, you will learn: — Ticket pricing strategies — How a crisis might happen in sport — How all types of companies are using sports to enhance and position their brands — How to promote and market a sporting event — How to develop sponsorships — How to use social media to grow your team’s follower base and promote your sporting events, conferences and conventions The Sports Marketing MOOC was created by Professor Candy Lee of Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism and Integrated Marketing Communications. She is joined by experts in the many specialty topics important to Sports Marketing....

Top reviews

Aug 20, 2021

Amazing course taught by Candy Lee and brought-forward by Northwestern University. Marketing enthusiasts must dwell into learning new aspects related to sports marketing & communication.

Jan 22, 2022

All was great except the peer graded assignments. I had nobody grade my work for over two weeks after I completed them, so I could not get the certification until other students graded the work.

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By Timur A

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Oct 11, 2019

Wish the course would be deeper

By Michael R

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May 5, 2020

It was okay.

By Alanna D

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Oct 30, 2021

Very basic.

By Nathan D

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Mar 31, 2025

The written/supplemental materials are surface level and often extremely dated (e.g., a 14 year old Forbes article on the most valuable brands in sports). The lectures are fine, but the interviews are mostly irrelevant and filled with cliches ("Have a high EQ!" "Be curious!" "Learn math!"). After 3 full modules, I'm calling it quits.

By Edward H

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Jun 27, 2020

Overall okay but some of the interviews didn't seem relevant, they felt a little bit like padding. I also had the same individual grade my two assignments and he graded my work quite subjectively and not in line with the stated objectives.

By David D Z

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Mar 16, 2020

The contents of the course were good. however I think it was not very well structured nor explained. Many of the interviews were not clear expamples of what was explained as part of the theory, but only experiences from people.