Sponsorships, built in. Costs, offset.
Every NextLevl site ships with two sponsorship levels and a page to sell them from. You sell the spots the way you already sell banners, the site delivers the placements, and everything you sell comes off your cost.
- Their name on every post-game graphic, minutes after the final whistle
- On every game-day graphic, every week, every sport
- On every weekly recruiting education post
- At the top of the weekly coaches email
- In the sponsor bar on the site, and on a sponsors page of their own
In season that adds up to 10 to 15 placements a week, on the posts parents, students and alumni actually share. The name rides the content the program actually posts, not a logo parked on a page. That is a stronger pitch than a banner behind a dugout, and the site does all of the delivering.
Until a spot is sold, every graphic reads "This spot is available to a local sponsor," so your own posts advertise the opening.
| Presenting sponsor | $250 a month. Name on every graphic and post the program shares, top of the weekly email, first in the sponsor bar, on the sponsors page. |
|---|---|
| Program sponsor | $100 a month. Logo in the sponsor bar on the home page and on the sponsors page, all season. |
What it does to your bill
Every spot sold comes straight off what you pay. Sell enough and the site pays for itself; anything beyond that is money for the program. Local businesses already ask to support athletics. This gives them something they can see every week.
How selling works
Your site includes a sponsors page with both levels and an inquiry form. When a business submits it, the inquiry goes to your athletic department and to us, and the business gets an acknowledgement the same day. Add the sponsor on the coach side and their name is on the next graphic.
The post writes itself. The sponsor rides along.
The moment a score goes in, the graphic and caption are ready for the program to post. The sponsor is on the graphic, every time, on the posts parents and alumni actually share.
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Prairie Ridge 14
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