A hundred companies from around the world, each with their own story. Find out who believes in you and get help with the bills.
Explore sponsors to see who is interested in partnering with your company. A growing company attracts new sponsors, but don't take them for granted, because a struggling company can lose them just as fast.
Nine of them, from energy drinks to sportsbooks.
Read who they are and send the letter.
When the response arrives, you'll get the company's offer or a rejection notice.
One of the biggest cell carriers in the country, built on steady coverage in the suburbs instead of flashy 5G ads. Its customers are families on shared plans who've had the same number for fifteen years, and who would rather walk into a strip-mall store than use an app.
Dependable, a little behind the times, and with no plan to change either.
Sign one brand in each category to become the official sponsor for your company.
Sponsors pay for a set number of shows. They want to be seen, and they'll hold you to it.
A deal is a total spread across a number of shows. Run the shows, get paid.
A global brand buys a long run of shows. A local sponsor may only commit to a handful.
Each show has to reach enough people between the gate and the broadcast. Fall short and you'll hear about it.
Miss too often and a brand can walk away when the deal is up, and it won't come back soon.
A deal ends when its shows are done, not when a clock runs out. Outgrow a small deal and you still have to finish it.
No other brand from that category shows up on your cards. Other promotions can still sign the same brand.
