The document discusses corporate sponsorship and lists valuable benefits that sponsorship seekers can offer potential sponsors. Anisha Robinson Keeys is a corporate sponsorship strategist who has helped clients raise over $80 million. She provides a list of 84 beneficial offerings like ads, blog posts, events, and partnerships that sponsorship seekers can provide to corporations in exchange for funding. Keeys invites the reader to book a session to discuss how to improve their sponsorship program.
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Your entrepreneurial venture can’t be successful in a vacuum. Whether you are a web-based company without local ties, a small business rooted in one neighborhood or a real estate company in the thick of many regions, you can take the lead on contributing to local communities in a number of ways.
Final IMC Power Point campaign presentation for Dream City ChurchDenisse Leon
This is the final Power Point campaign presentation proposal for Dream City Church integrated marketing campaign. This was done to fulfill the final capstone project requirement at West Virginia University.
Our team proposed an innovative marketing strategy that promotes exclusivity to Macy's shoppers. Our strategy was to target challenges that current Macy's customers expressed, then implement and effective solution to satisfy both the customer and Macy's needs. After assessing the risks of our new marketing strategy, our team developed potential offsets to ensure the continuity and success of our marketing strategy. Our proposal projected an increase in revenue for Macy's as well as directly resolved the problem 90% of Macy's surveyed customers expressed.
5 Ways Entrepreneurs Can Enhance Local Communities | Bennat BergerBennat Berger
Your entrepreneurial venture can’t be successful in a vacuum. Whether you are a web-based company without local ties, a small business rooted in one neighborhood or a real estate company in the thick of many regions, you can take the lead on contributing to local communities in a number of ways.
Final IMC Power Point campaign presentation for Dream City ChurchDenisse Leon
This is the final Power Point campaign presentation proposal for Dream City Church integrated marketing campaign. This was done to fulfill the final capstone project requirement at West Virginia University.
Our team proposed an innovative marketing strategy that promotes exclusivity to Macy's shoppers. Our strategy was to target challenges that current Macy's customers expressed, then implement and effective solution to satisfy both the customer and Macy's needs. After assessing the risks of our new marketing strategy, our team developed potential offsets to ensure the continuity and success of our marketing strategy. Our proposal projected an increase in revenue for Macy's as well as directly resolved the problem 90% of Macy's surveyed customers expressed.
This presentation was designed for the Central Plains Area Agency on Aging Senior & Community Center Conference: Unleashing the Possibilities Across Generations
A compendium of techniques for raising funds for not for profit organizations. Covers such topics as board organization, networking, PR, Social media, events and other techniques. For the starter not-for-profit board or board member.
In the summer of 2011 Havas Sports & Entertainment led a comprehensive onsite and online study looking at fans' attitudes towards brands with respect to their involvement with music festivals across Europe.
One of the largest of its kind, completed at six major festivals across six countries and involving 2,244 surveys, the study explored who music festival goers are, their leisure habits and media consumption, as well as their attitude towards and interaction with brands at festivals.
The outcome of the study has given us some really interesting insights and statistics, notably that music fans believe that sponsors improve the festival experience. Festival goers appreciate brand involvement, and actively take part in their activations And so, sponsor brands that master the art of brand engagement to create activations that really involve music fans make the festival experience even better.
We had to condense three months of research into these, so if you want to find out more about what matters most to festival goers and how brands bring festivals to life, please contact christopher.rapaport@havas-se.com
2015 Event Sponsorship Proposal http://www.wnfp.org - WNFP are well on our way to hosting some awesome events linedup for 2015. Secure Your Sponsorship and Become a Partner with WNFP in Generating Professional Relationships & Building New Business.
How To Get Corporate Sponsorship For AnythingChinedum Azuh
Getting Corporate Sponsors for Your Idea, Book, Business or Event!
Have You Thought About Sponsorship For Your Business, Event, Book, Show, Speaking or Charity?
The bank declined your loan application. Mom, Dad, and friends don't have money to spare. So how can you fund your business's growth, book publication, idea, or live event? The answer is ‘corporate sponsorship’.
Corporate sponsorship can provide a vital source of funding. To secure sponsorship you need to understand what sponsors are looking for and offer benefits and value that meet their needs.
This presentation is an answer to your prayer.
How To Get Sponsored: Create A Sponsorship Proposal That Rockssponsormomentum
How to get sponsored: Create Sponsorship Proposals That Rock
Whether you are just starting with event sponsorship campaigns or have "been there, done that" this presentation can help you. Inside is a top secret skill to sponsorship, how to get sponsored and how to create effective sponsorship proposals.
This is THE most simple overview to sponsorship proposal creation. However, there's much more to sponsorship development than a pretty slide show(Thank you haikudeck.com). Finding sponsorship for your event is a complex process that is very fulfilling, but requires a very specific strategy each time you approach a potential supporter. You have to be sponsor centered in your approach, rather than a traditional approach to sponsorship that begins and ends with your details, needs and goals.
For more help, visit http://www.sponsormomentum.com. Follow us on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/sponsormomentum and Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/sponsormomentum.
If your organization seeks better results, needs coaching, or a road map to jump-start your corporate sponsorship program, I would love the opportunity to potentially save your organization thousands of dollars and countless hours of labor. Read on about the services we provide.
This presentation was designed for the Central Plains Area Agency on Aging Senior & Community Center Conference: Unleashing the Possibilities Across Generations
A compendium of techniques for raising funds for not for profit organizations. Covers such topics as board organization, networking, PR, Social media, events and other techniques. For the starter not-for-profit board or board member.
In the summer of 2011 Havas Sports & Entertainment led a comprehensive onsite and online study looking at fans' attitudes towards brands with respect to their involvement with music festivals across Europe.
One of the largest of its kind, completed at six major festivals across six countries and involving 2,244 surveys, the study explored who music festival goers are, their leisure habits and media consumption, as well as their attitude towards and interaction with brands at festivals.
The outcome of the study has given us some really interesting insights and statistics, notably that music fans believe that sponsors improve the festival experience. Festival goers appreciate brand involvement, and actively take part in their activations And so, sponsor brands that master the art of brand engagement to create activations that really involve music fans make the festival experience even better.
We had to condense three months of research into these, so if you want to find out more about what matters most to festival goers and how brands bring festivals to life, please contact christopher.rapaport@havas-se.com
2015 Event Sponsorship Proposal http://www.wnfp.org - WNFP are well on our way to hosting some awesome events linedup for 2015. Secure Your Sponsorship and Become a Partner with WNFP in Generating Professional Relationships & Building New Business.
How To Get Corporate Sponsorship For AnythingChinedum Azuh
Getting Corporate Sponsors for Your Idea, Book, Business or Event!
Have You Thought About Sponsorship For Your Business, Event, Book, Show, Speaking or Charity?
The bank declined your loan application. Mom, Dad, and friends don't have money to spare. So how can you fund your business's growth, book publication, idea, or live event? The answer is ‘corporate sponsorship’.
Corporate sponsorship can provide a vital source of funding. To secure sponsorship you need to understand what sponsors are looking for and offer benefits and value that meet their needs.
This presentation is an answer to your prayer.
How To Get Sponsored: Create A Sponsorship Proposal That Rockssponsormomentum
How to get sponsored: Create Sponsorship Proposals That Rock
Whether you are just starting with event sponsorship campaigns or have "been there, done that" this presentation can help you. Inside is a top secret skill to sponsorship, how to get sponsored and how to create effective sponsorship proposals.
This is THE most simple overview to sponsorship proposal creation. However, there's much more to sponsorship development than a pretty slide show(Thank you haikudeck.com). Finding sponsorship for your event is a complex process that is very fulfilling, but requires a very specific strategy each time you approach a potential supporter. You have to be sponsor centered in your approach, rather than a traditional approach to sponsorship that begins and ends with your details, needs and goals.
For more help, visit http://www.sponsormomentum.com. Follow us on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/sponsormomentum and Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/sponsormomentum.
If your organization seeks better results, needs coaching, or a road map to jump-start your corporate sponsorship program, I would love the opportunity to potentially save your organization thousands of dollars and countless hours of labor. Read on about the services we provide.
An introduction to services for small businesses and startups in the United States and China, offered by an independent consultant who makes people and businesses look good.
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We recently interviewed 9 local Niagara companies who are successfully using social media to produce measured results. Here is the presentation for those interested.
Digital innovation: commercialising programmes to strengthen and scaleCharityComms
Donna White, senior head of digital marketing and
Vicky Yorke, innovation project lead, The Prince's Trust
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What Corporate Sponsors Really Want From Your NonprofitBloomerang
Are you worried about your next big event?
Have you ever been at your wits end for finding sponsors?
Are you afraid of what sponsors are thinking?
Do you have a hard time justifying why they should sponsor you, other than “We’re a good cause”?
Big events make the majority of their money with sponsorship.
Whether you’re coordinating a music festival, a nonprofit special event, or even a walk-a-thon, this webinar will help you. How? This webinar will help you start to create the connections for sponsorship. You will learn how to articulate your value to sponsors on paper and in person. You’ll learn how to create your sponsorship proposal, how to nail that sponsorship meeting, and more! You’ll even learn how to create an after-event sponsorship report that shines, AND that helps you get the sponsorship for next year!
We’ll reveal the secrets of what sponsors REALLY want to get out of sponsoring you, based on research from actual sponsors!
You Will Learn:
1. How to Get Your Foot In the Door with Sponsors (How to meet them)
2. How to use your website to make your event attractive to sponsors (with lots of real life examples!)
3. What your sponsors are really hungry for
4. Phrases Your Sponsors LOVE to hear
5. Learn when to pitch sponsors! (When your sponsors make budget decisions)
6. What to Bring To Your Sponsorship Meeting
7. How to find and show your demographics
8. 7 key elements of a good sponsorship proposal
9. How to help sponsors measure the impact of sponsorship
10. Best practices for your sponsorship report (with tons of examples!)
Similar to 84 things a corporate sponsor will buy from you (20)
Q2 To Do's #Sustainability #DiversityYourIncomeStreamsARK Consulting
Dear Non-Profit Organization:
We are almost through the first month of Q2.
What's on your to-do list? Are they the right things? Do they position your organization to meet your goals and remain sustainable?
I'll be posting a few of the Q2 To Do's that are working for my clients.
Got questions? Schedule your complimentary 30-minute discovery session (limited slots available):
https://lnkd.in/d8UzGic
The proposal
• Your proposal does not have to be fancy to be viewed favorable! Most corporations will consider a modestly designed proposal from the organization that has a connection versus the glossy, fancy proposal created by a professional graphic designer.
• The proposal should be viewed as a business pitch, professionally presented in terms of content and layout. Plan to address the following points: overview of your organizations history and track record, sponsor benefits, and a description of how your benefits complement the corporations goals and philosophy. Make certain you include a sponsorship reply form.
Download for more information
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Real life successful examples of nonprofits, companies, advertising in multicultural marketing.
Corporate Sponsorship is NOT a quick funding fixARK Consulting
Corporate sponsorship is a long tail strategy not a fast financial solution. And it takes time.
It can take MONTHS to close a sponsorship deal. Most folks aren’t successful because they step away just before the deal gets into the closing stage–presuming a sponsor is stalling or disinterested when in fact, there are internal meetings, bottlenecks and sign offs that have nothing to do with you/your brand. I’ve seen the sponsorship industry evolve a great deal over my 18 years of doing this work. What hasn’t changed is that from start to finish, it can take seven to ten transactions for a sponsorship deal to close. Trust the process. A few steps to closing faster:
How to Speed Up the Corporate Sponsorship Closing Time
Don’t inundate your prospect with loads of materials. This strategy gives you a reason to follow-up, and a chance to cater to the sponsor’s interests.
Once you’ve officially made your sponsorship “ask” listen and agree to next steps and timeline for decision-making.
Once you get a YES, make sure you send your sponsor a confirmation letter that reiterates the details of your agreement.
Be pleasantly persistent. If you haven’t received a rejection letter, “no” your deal may not be dead. Hang in there and don’t give up because deals take time.
Last, if your deal is at the stalling at the contract stage offer to take on the task of creating the contractual agreement.
Have you seen additional prospecting touch points or ways to cut down on the interactions required to close a sponsorship deal? Drop us a line to share.
How One Hour Can Raise You Thousands of DollarsARK Consulting
The truth is that almost all small businesses, people and organizations have corporate sponsorship prospects, but only some truly know how to identify and approach those corporate prospects in ways that are not intrusive and mutually beneficial. Consider inviting your vendors, stakeholders, and VIP customers to a prospect research session to uncover the relationships that exist between your business and the corporations to which they are connected. Once you have your prospects identified, create strategies to engage those prospects.
Ask your stakeholders, colleagues and supporters to come together for one hour and bring:
Having strong demographic information about your audience will help you identify and form strong profitable relationships with sponsors. Here are some tips
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Corporations spend billions of dollars partnering with people, organizations and
brands that can help them reach their ideal customer.
Offering strong benefits is one of the most important elements of the sponsorship
seeking process. Getting this right WILL be a game changer! You can and will meet
or even exceed your sponsorship goals (some strategy and hard work is also
required)!
Sponsorship is essentially a sales transaction. Offerings like ad books VIP parking,
seating, and signage are antiquated and don’t translate into measurable value—
meaning your sponsor can’t get a clear and strong return on the “sale”/ their
investment.
Be relevant, creative and offer your potential sponsor tangible value by creating an
a la carte menu of strong valuable benefits. I’ve helped clients raise over $80
million dollars! Here is the list of my firms most frequently sold offerings and
benefits. Are you a sponsorship seeker? You can book a complementary 30-minute
exploratory session with me or send me an email.
Enjoy,
Anisha
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BENEFIT/ OFFERING
1. Ads on video content
2. Affiliate links
3. Audio ads
4. Audio ads on podcasts
5. Banner ads on your website
6. Blog posts (on their blog or yours)
7. Book signings
8. Brand Ambassador
9. Build automobile dealer traffic
10. Case studies
11. Category exclusivity
12. Co branded collateral items
13. Coaching and personal appearances
14. Communicate corporate values
15. Connections and relationships with retailers
16. Content development- because CONTENT IS KING!
17. Coupon offerings
18. Create a mobile application
19. Create co-branded or cause related merchandise
20. Customer sign ups
21. Data collection
22. Develop industry related content
23. Discounted media buys
24. Display new automobile models
25. Donation in sponsors honor
26. Educate consumers
27. Enlist automobile test drivers
28. Entertain business partners and clients
29. Event site naming rights
30. Executive coaching
31. Focus groups
32. Google hangout
33. Group coaching programs
34. Guest blog posts
35. How to videos or podcasts
36. Ideation sessions
37. Increase usage of products with various constituents
38. Industry related info graphics
39. Intellectual property
40. Keynote speaker
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41. Leverage your audience and influence
42. Licensing of existing content
43. Live audio interviews and webinars
44. Mailing list (email, mobile, home addresses)
45. Membership programs that feature your related goals or mission
46. Miscellaneous
47. Mobile advertising
48. Moderate/ emcee a program, talk or event
49. National spokesperson
50. On site digital signage
51. On site event announcement
52. On site customer acquisition
53. Opportunities for staff to volunteer
54. Opportunities to entertain clients
55. Opportunities to incentivize sales force
56. Opportunities to showcase community responsibility
57. Organize live events
58. Outdoor and or billboard ads
59. Paid product reviews
60. Panel discussions (you rep the corporation)
61. Pass-through rights to suppliers, distributors and retailers
62. Pay for you to host a recruitment event
63. Pay per impression advertising (ppm)Performance based digital ads
64. Preferred supplier vendor status
65. Post a corporations open jobs
66. Product development
67. Product sampling
68. Product testing
69. Promote new product offering
70. Provide pass-through rights to advertisers
71. Provide valet parking at your next high-end event
72. Reward preferred customers
73. Right of refusal for renewal of a sponsored engagement
74. RSS feeds of content
75. Shared and discounted advertising
76. Showcase technology
77. Special events and hospitality
78. Survey of event attendees
79. Tweet chats
80. Tweets - you don't even have to be a celebrity!
81. Viewership or circulation
82. Website backlinks
83. White papers
84. Workshop facilitation
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ANISHA ROBINSON KEEYS
Corporate Sponsorship Strategist | Author |Speaker|
With 18 years of fundraising and marketing experience, Anisha has
raised over $80 million dollars in the areas of education,
entrepreneurship, community development, youth and women’s
empowerment, disaster relief, arts, and health care.
As Chief Visionary/Officer, of Lance + Lee, Anisha advises corporations
and philanthropists on how to make the largest impact with their
money. Anisha also helps organizations and thought leaders with
corporate fundraising and organizational development. In addition to
operating a consulting practice Anisha has held leadership roles with
organizations including: The American Heart Association where she developed and
introduced the American Heart Walk in the Philadelphia region. She also worked at the
American Red Cross, where she significantly increased fundraising, community
engagement and ran the most successful special events program in the history of the
organization. In 2006, Anisha was awarded the prestigious American Red Cross’ Spirit of
Excellence Award.
Anisha holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Chestnut Hill College. She is a
member Woman Donors Network, where she serves as an advisor for the Reflective
Democracy Initiative and a Trustee for the Montgomery County Community College. She
also serves on the board of directors for the Columbia North YMCA, Anna 1919
Foundation, and the Solomon Principal Group.
A frequent speaker at conferences and leadership retreats across the country, Anisha
speaks passionately about a variety of issues including: corporate sponsorship, diversity,
building your personal brand, social media and fundraising.
Anisha is the author of the book and curriculum: Get Corporate Sponsorship: A Step By
Step Guide To Securing Funding From Corporations, UNSTOPPABLE! 5 Triumphs of
Successful Sponsorship Seekers and 51 Retailers That Want To Help You Raise Money.
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For more information on how Anisha can work with your organization, speak at your
conference or to get resource articles, visit us at:
lance-lee.com, anisharobinsonkeeys.com or email: anisha@lance-lee.com call:
917.830.6317
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If you or your organization seeks better results, needs coaching, or a road map to jump-
start your corporate sponsorship program, I would love the opportunity to potentially save
you thousands of dollars and countless labor hours.
During your 30-minute complementary exploratory session, you can get some quick tips
that will increase your financial outlook. We can discuss your goal (s) and decide if and
how we can help you achieve those goals.