This document provides a 14-step strategy for generating sponsors for events. It begins by outlining initial identification steps like estimating costs, crafting a unique selling proposition, and building a professional brand image. It then discusses identifying audiences and potential sponsors, as well as filtering constraints. The strategy also includes making initial contact, personalizing pitches, following up, customizing sponsorship packages, delivering value, and sharing post-event reports and data. The overall goal is to attract sponsors by demonstrating event value and benefits through a thorough planning and outreach process.
This document provides a 14-step strategy for generating sponsors for events. It begins by outlining initial identification steps like estimating costs, crafting a unique selling proposition, and building a professional brand image. It then discusses identifying audiences and potential sponsors, as well as filtering constraints. The strategy also includes making initial contact, personalizing pitches, following up, customizing sponsorship packages, delivering value, and sharing post-event reports and data. The overall goal is to attract sponsors by demonstrating event value and benefits through a thorough planning and outreach process.
This document provides a 14-step strategy for generating sponsors for events. It begins by outlining initial identification steps like estimating costs, crafting a unique selling proposition, and building a professional brand image. It then discusses identifying audiences and potential sponsors, as well as filtering constraints. The strategy also includes making initial contact, personalizing pitches, following up, customizing sponsorship packages, delivering value, and sharing post-event reports and data. The overall goal is to attract sponsors by demonstrating event value and benefits through a thorough planning and outreach process.
This document provides a 14-step strategy for generating sponsors for events. It begins by outlining initial identification steps like estimating costs, crafting a unique selling proposition, and building a professional brand image. It then discusses identifying audiences and potential sponsors, as well as filtering constraints. The strategy also includes making initial contact, personalizing pitches, following up, customizing sponsorship packages, delivering value, and sharing post-event reports and data. The overall goal is to attract sponsors by demonstrating event value and benefits through a thorough planning and outreach process.
By : Niteesh K Mahato Initial Identification 1. Estimate the cost and craft a Unique Selling Proposition ■ Your event's mission or cause ■ What you offer that is of value to sponsors ■ What differentiates your event from others ■ What defines your event's audience (size and key characteristics) ■ How the sponsor will benefit from the relationship 2. Build a professional brand image for your event ■ Websites ■ Social media postings. ■ Aligning their brand image with yours. 3. Identify audiences and potential sponsors 4. Identifying the filtering constraints NO YES ■ Casinos ■ Only sponsorship from GST enabled vendors ■ Liquor Shops with GST numbers.
■ Bar and Restaurants ■ If individual then the person must have an
individual PAN card. ■ Any form of gambling shops ■ Money has to be received either by Cheque / ■ Jeweler Shops DD or NEFT in an account managed by ■ Textile Shops MAHE Finance authority not any personal account. ■ Production workshops ■ Watch Showrooms ■ Utensils showroom ■ Car showrooms ■ Political groups of particular interest (s). ■ Outside organizations or associations like NGOs, etc. ■ Certain IT companies with Udupi & Manipal, and so on.. 5. Filtering the Sponsors using the constraints. ■ Categorizing ■ Allocating the minimum cost to gathered from each category. 6. Make first contact via email and social media (not phone calls) ■ "The best way to start forming relationships with sponsors is through social media," says Julie Austin, CEO of Speaker Sponsor.
7. Be personal and concise in your initial approach
■ Make it personal, and let the business know why you chose to reach out to them specifically," 7. Pitch prospects information and data that can acquire equilibrium ■ Defining the type of audiences that will be hosted. ■ Past event statistics. 9. Always, always follow up with prospects who didn't respond
10. Customize sponsorship packages based on
each sponsor's needs. More options example logo on all items, promotion etc.
A subset of option in the
above packages.
Fewer option than above packages
11. Deliver and over-deliver 12. Keep sponsors involved and informed throughout the process.
13. Share hard repot and data after the
event 14. Have various food stalls by students. Thank You !