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2. Always seek the potential sponsors' input. What
do they want to see, what are their marketing goals. What can
you tell them that will make them realize your value? What do
they want to gain from sponsoring any team or athlete?
3. Write and rewrite. You have to get every
letter right, every word right and every paragraph right. You
must labor over the details. Be thorough but also write to the
point. Don't get off on unrelated topics.
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4. Create your proposal in sections so that you can
easily change one part without affecting too much of the other
sections. This allows you the opportunity to tailor each
proposal to a different sponsor.
5. It must look good - don't even think about sending a
proposal that has poor spelling or is not attractively formatted.
6. Use the grammar and spell checker in MS Word to
ensure you don't embarrass yourself and lose the deal.
7. Be creative, put your own personality into the
proposal. If you have a sense of humor, put a little (not too
much) in your proposal. If you love your family and worship your
kids, get that into your profile. Show them you are both a
business person and human being.
8. Be realistic about your money needs. Sponsors
compare proposals. If you charge more than others, make sure you
are giving more value. Look at your budget, what do you need?
Then make sure you add something so you can eat and pay rent on your
shop, salaries, etc.
9. Let us review your proposal document. We can
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10. Remember, you are competing against Robbie Gordon
and Jeff Gordon for sponsorship dollars. You have to impress if
you are going to get the dollars.
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Here are the basic sections that you should include in
your proposal:
Executive Summary
Team
Introduction
Team Record
Driver
Introduction
Marketing
Opportunities
Sponsorship
Packages
Package Prices
Recommended
Programs
Implementation
Plan
Reporting
Contact
Information
Optional
Sections
Past Performance
References
Fan Demographics
and Race/Event Schedule
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