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In this world full of clutter breakthrough the minds of your consumers and make yourself etched with effective Sponsorship & Event marketing Program. Discover how !
Event/Sponsorship Marketing: Tips to Make Your Sponsorship Dollars Equate to ...Fast Track Marketing
This presentation will teach how to choose events to sponsor that not only advocate community support but will also promote your practice to your target audiences. Gain tips to make event sponsorship a lucrative endeavor.
Events differ from other products. It is a combination of services and goods. This ppt takes you through different facets of event marketing channels, motivation involved and marketing mix involved in Event Marketing.
In this world full of clutter breakthrough the minds of your consumers and make yourself etched with effective Sponsorship & Event marketing Program. Discover how !
Event/Sponsorship Marketing: Tips to Make Your Sponsorship Dollars Equate to ...Fast Track Marketing
This presentation will teach how to choose events to sponsor that not only advocate community support but will also promote your practice to your target audiences. Gain tips to make event sponsorship a lucrative endeavor.
Events differ from other products. It is a combination of services and goods. This ppt takes you through different facets of event marketing channels, motivation involved and marketing mix involved in Event Marketing.
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Approaching a company with a sponsorship request for your event is always difficult. A few years ago my students had to organise their very own festival. The plan was to organise a town based festival for the local community. We approached a bank that had recently opened a branch in the centre of town. After researching the bank’s mission and business approach, as well as their customers, we sent them an email and got invited for a meeting.
Sometimes you have meetings that just don’t work out. This was one of those. And after 5 minutes that became painfully clear. Long story short: we had misunderstood the bank’s mission. “We cannot provide sponsorship for your event”, the bank manager said, “but I can place some of my employees outside and hand out balloons”. Yes, that is really helpful.
Before you approach a potential sponsor you need to have a good look at your own event, the audience you are aiming for, your own data, and what you actually want from a potential sponsor.
This slideshow will help you identify some of the questions you need to find the answers to with regards to event sponsorship.
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3) Generating Your Ideas
4) Getting Your Story Out
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10) Crisis Management
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Approaching a company with a sponsorship request for your event is always difficult. A few years ago my students had to organise their very own festival. The plan was to organise a town based festival for the local community. We approached a bank that had recently opened a branch in the centre of town. After researching the bank’s mission and business approach, as well as their customers, we sent them an email and got invited for a meeting.
Sometimes you have meetings that just don’t work out. This was one of those. And after 5 minutes that became painfully clear. Long story short: we had misunderstood the bank’s mission. “We cannot provide sponsorship for your event”, the bank manager said, “but I can place some of my employees outside and hand out balloons”. Yes, that is really helpful.
Before you approach a potential sponsor you need to have a good look at your own event, the audience you are aiming for, your own data, and what you actually want from a potential sponsor.
This slideshow will help you identify some of the questions you need to find the answers to with regards to event sponsorship.
Good investor relations improve the market’s ability to evaluate fair price for a share. Find out how digital content distributed via social media channels can help to provide a right view of a company.
The cycle of integration: five key areas to consider. Integration: breaking d...CharityComms
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Visit the CharityComms website to view slides from past events, see what events we have coming up and to check out what else we do: www.charitycomms.org.uk
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People reward businesses that give back, but how do you bring your social impact front and center and build an effective marketing strategy around it? Learn how to lead with social impact and build a powerful marketing strategy around it in 6 steps.
Compiled by Kurio & thenetworkone
The contributing experts and agencies are : Michał Kaliściak, Head of Content & Moderation, 180heartbeats +JUNG v MATT (PL), Kevin Fernandez, Social Media Producer, Adolescent Content (USA), Mar Camps, Digital Director, Atrevia (ES), Emily Ostrowska, Social Strategist, Culture (NZ), Adaobi Ugoago, Senior Creative Strategist, Day One Agency (USA), Silvia Tasso, Senior Digital Strategist & Francesca Trevisan, Digital Strategist, Different (IT), Jemma Parkin, Senior Account Manager, The Hallway (AU), Monika James, General Manager, Healthy Thinking Group Asia (SG), James Hebbert, Managing Director, Hylink UK (CH/UK), Lukas Hardy, Social Media Manager & Pancho González, Chief Creative Officer, Inbrax (CL), Oana Oprea, Head of Digital Planning, Jam Session (RO), Megan Perks, Executive Creative Director, Joe Public United (SA), Amy Bottrill, Social Account Director, Launch (UK), Gaby Arriaga, Founder, Leonardo1452 (MX), Rajesh Mehta, Chief Strategy Officer & Dhruv Gaur, Consultant, Digital Marketing, Medulla Communications (IN), Shannon Osborne, Head of Digital, Osaka Labs (UK), Lucas Florian, Unit Director, PIABO (DE), Kei Obusan, Senior Data and Insights Manager, Radarr (SG), Carol Chan, Managing Director, Comms8 (UK/HK), Presh Hunder, Social Media Manager & Jide Agbana, Product Marketing Manager, Enterfive (US / UK / NRA), Christopher Dimmock, SVP Integrated Strategy, Abelson Taylor (USA)
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1) Understanding Public Relations
2) Objectives and Stakeholders
3) Generating Your Ideas
4) Getting Your Story Out
5) Managing Your brand through PR
6) Traditional Media
7) Communications Trends
8) Press Conferences
9) PR Measurement
10) Crisis Management
the strategic role of PR in product launches by Julie OtienoSolomon Muigai
Strategic role of PR in setting the stage for new product/program/service launch.
Topics covered include:
-Evolution of PR
-PR: a strategic process, a leadership function
-What PR can do/What PR will not do
-Leveraging PR @ Launch
-Invest in your brand
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Technology vs the social dimension
'Going viral' might be dangerous
Managing your (social) media identity
trends, tips and tricks for your digital survival
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.
http://www.niccotan.com/2011/04/events-marketing-overview.html
Master of Marketing Communication Students of De La Salle University presented a comprehensive report on Events Marketing
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Events are done for entertainment, celebration and promotion, but for any event funds play the most important role in the happening of events. Funds are generally put by the organizer of the show but we can also generate funds from the market and that is done through sponsorship. When a company puts his money in event and gets mileage in return that is sponsorship. Sponsorship is a business deal with two parties one how is organizing the event and the sponsor, for giving money for the event the sponsor gets mileage in market.
Outreach, Bloggers, Influencers, Digital PR, Content marketing, there are many and more tags however how to approach it, there is no one single way. It's an open evolving space and there shouldn't be a defined method however that leaves the vacuum for ambiguity. We @ ARM WorldWide (earlier known as #ARM Digital) had worked to develop a thinking framework to help all 75 of us in the company today to think right when it comes to any outreach effort. This framework is well tested and is now being shared for all to put it to use. This framework will do some magic, it will not let you do wrong, will not let you choose wrong and won't let you execute wrong - ensuring that you do right, creative & measurable.
Outreach, Bloggers, Influencers, Digital PR, Content marketing, there are many and more tags however how to approach it, there is no one single way. It's an open evolving space and there shouldn't be a defined method however that leaves the vacuum for ambiguity. We @ ARM WorldWide (earlier known as #ARM Digital) had worked to develop a thinking framework to help all 75 of us in the company today to think right when it comes to any outreach effort. This framework is well tested and is now being shared for all to put it to use. This framework will do some magic, it will not let you do wrong, will not let you choose wrong and won't let you execute wrong - ensuring that you do right, creative & measurable.
Event PromotionOne key to successful event promotion is th.docxSANSKAR20
Event Promotion
One key to successful event promotion is the creation of a clear, consistent message about the event. A good promotion gets people excited about the event while providing basic details about the who, what, when, where, why and how of the event. Think about the event you are planning and determine how you can promote the event to targeted participants, the local community and potential volunteers.
Message Components
Who is the event targeting?
Participant message:
Spectator message:
Volunteer message:
What is the event? Describe it here.
When and Where will the event take place?
Why should people get involved with the event?
Participant message:
Spectator message:
Volunteer message:
How can people learn more about the event? Remember to include contact information and direct people to digital resources here.
What sponsor information needs to be included in your communication?
Promotion Mediums
What two forms of digital media are you using to promote your event? Include links to the digital media by pasting them in the space below.
How are you using this digital media? Explain what you are posting, the frequency of posts, and how you are driving potential participants, spectators, and volunteers to the media.
To whom will you distribute the print flyer? List recipients below. Remember to include community businesses and sponsors on your list.
To whom will you distribute the written piece? List recipients below. Remember to include sponsors on your list.
Schedule
List the dates for various promotional distributions in the chart below.
Promotional Distribution
Medium
(digital, flyer, written)
Promotional Message Content
Distribution Date
Event Coordinator Interview
The purpose of this assignment is for you to talk with the event coordinator to learn about the general nature of the sports related event you have selected. You will use the information gained from the interview to help you assume the role of event planner for the Event Planning Project and complete the related assignments.
The questions below can be used as a guide as you conduct your interview. Submit the interview questions and responses to your instructor using a Word document.
1. What is the name of the event? Spring Classic NCAA Certified
2. What are the main goals of the event? To allow basketball players to be able to showcase their basketball skills in front of college coaches for prospective college scholarship offers.
3. What is the history of the event (if any)? 10 years
4. How do you generate interest in your event and recruit participants and spectators? Emails are sent out to list of Club teams, Events posted on various tournament website, information sent via social media and via text messages
5. What role does social media/technology play in your event planning and execution? Social Media plays a big role these days, due to so many people are on social media, it’s a connection to the world.
6. How m ...
THE STATE OF Event Sponsorship- Defining event sponsorship in 2019 and strategic research on the trends.
This report is for sponsorship decision-makers. In it, you’ll find the necessary information to create more effective sponsorship opportunities. The goal is for you to generate greater revenue for the event and improve the ROI for your sponsors. This mutually beneficial relationship should grow in the years to come.
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2. INTRODUCTION,HISTORY,TESTIMONIALS
1) Story telling as per the GENRE about the event. (CONNECT)
2) Information about organization. (CREDIBILTY)
3) Inception / continuity / legend (PRESTIGE VALUE)
4) What's in store? (EXCLUSIVITY)
5) Why attend? (BENEFITS)
6) What next? (RENEWAL)
7) What you believe in? (PRINCIPLES)
8) Who’s who’s? (ASSOCIATIONS)
9) Aim and purpose. (COMMON GROUNDS)
10) Any highlights about the event that would be necessary.
11) TESTIMONIALS: includes any sort of quotes or positive things that
influential people/organizations have said about the events in the form
of public statements or media interviews etc.
12) TESTIMONIALS: Mention about any award or recognition given to the
event by a prestigious committee. Can include nominations also.
3. VENUE / LOCATION / TIMING
1) VENUE : Can be differentiated on basis of area, town, city,
state or region.
2) TIMING : Differentiated on the the basis of day, date ,season ,
national holidays or festivals.
3) LOCATION : Final venue i.e, hotels, restaurants, grounds etc.
Accessibility, exposure and convenience. Maximum
participation of target customers.
4. FORMAT/EVENT LIST
1. Description of each event in detail. (OPPORTUNITY)
2. Specialty and purpose of each event. (what to look forward to)
3. Time, place, duration and venue of each one.
4. Importance or priority of each event.
5. Procedure for participation. (if relevant)
6. Prizes or awards descriptions if any.
7. The details of participants or the audience attending each type of the
event.
8. Benefits to the participants and audiences through events.
9. Who conducts the event and functional/technical aspect.
10. Benefit to the sponsors through any events.
11. Any known faces/ organizations who are associated with the events.
5. PREVIOUS YEAR
1) A recap of the event in the past years and the changes they went
through.(RELIABILTY)
2) The list and variety of sponsors who sponsored the previous year.
(MAIN)
3) the list and variety of sponsors who sponsored only certain events.
(co-sponsors)
4) A track list of marketing and promotional activities that were done
for the previous sponsors.
5) Benefits that the sponsored received before, after and during the
event.
6) Benefits received by the participants and audiences from the
sponsor’s side.
7) Response received from the previous year’s events.
8) Any positive feedback given by the previous sponsors about the
event.(SATISFACTION)
6. AUDIENCES/PARTICIPANTS
1. Information about the audiences that usually are a part of the event.
(DEMOGRAPHICS : age, gender, nationality etc.)
2. The audience who is expected to attend the current year.
3. Highlighting certain section of people keeping the prospect sponsor in
mind.
4. Audience reactions and responses from the previous year.
5. The feedback of the participants and winners.
6. VIP’s, VVIP,s , celebrities , socialites etc should be highlighted if any.
7. SENTIMENTAL /EMOTIONAL VALUE
1. Corporate social responsibility
2. CAUSES ( social, environmental etc.)
3. How is it beneficial for target consumers or audiences?
4. How will it build brand image?
5. Opportunities to collaborate or support issues.
6. charity opportunities.
7. Highlight interacting opportunities.(if any) (eg,Make a friend)
8. MARKETING PLANS
1) List of promotional activities that will be taking place for the events
2) Highlighting Media Coverage of the event and Celebrity/famous people
affiliations. Can also include face of the event and viewership.
3) Marketing collaterals.
4) Steps for brand visibility, integration and imagery impact.
5) Benefits of marketing plans to the prospect sponsor.
6) Innovative methods and way to increase the sponsor presence in the event.
7) Selectivity in terms of promotional options.
8) PR Planning pertaining to the brand.
9) Case study of a previous sponsor who benefited from marketing plans in any
way, including the details of their investment and return.
9. BENEFITS AND RIGHTS
1) Additional benefits that the sponsor gets (eg, passes, hospitability,
free entries etc)
2) Rights of the sponsor on the content pre event or post event. (if
permitted)
3) associations and interaction with celebrities, socialites, vip’s, vvip’s,
government institutions through the events .
4) extensive product/brand display and promotion.
13. Questions that are answered by onspon.com
How do I
target the
audience?
Why
should I
sponsor
this event?
(benefit)
What is
the
credential
of the
organizer
?
Who else
is
sponsorin
g the
event?
What is
the cost?
Does it
justify the
benefit?
Who is
going to
come for
the event?
(audience)
What
branding
opportunity
do I provide
?
What
information
would a
sponsor
look for ?
Background
of sponsor !
Which
avenues
does my
sponsor
associate
What
benefits
can I offer
?
How do I
profile my
audience ?
seeker
14. Best wishes for your next event
Events Team @ Onspon Services Pvt. Ltd.
events@onspon.com
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