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Sponsorship Design, Sales and Nurturing
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Building and implementing premium sponsorship programs
by Linda Kazares, President of ConnectedIn
Media and Publisher of Face-to-Face
Marketing Journal
Ask most event producers why they integrate
sponsorship programs, and they’ll answer, “For the increased event revenue.” Of
course, the amounts companies pay to act as sponsors do offset the expenses of
an event. But there are other, even more important reasons you may want to set
up a sponsorship program — your relationships with sponsors and the resulting
halo effect. Why? [
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Sponsorship, sponsorship - did we say 'sponsorship'?
Welcome to the latest issue of Event Organizers eJournal — the newsletter that focuses on helping event organizers, planners and producers increase attendance, delight attendees and make more money at their events.
When you’re organizing an event, do you actively seek out sponsors? Do you know the best ways to get — and keep — sponsorships? This month’s feature article provides keen insights from someone “in the trenches” who’s been producing successful events for the past 15 years.
Last month, one of our readers wrote in with a question about sponsor recognition, and many of you offered your advice. Please see what your counterparts had to say. And, if you have the time to provide some advice, another reader is looking for suggestions to get her event attendance numbers up.
Then, be sure to visit our newsletter’s Best of the Web section. We’ve included links to a number of articles to help you organize, publish and sell your events. And check out our Tips and Tricks section for hints on how to use some of your Acteva account’s many features.
Also, congratulations to Bernard Toliver, President of Renaissance Meetings & Special Events, Inc. for being this quarter's dilemma winner!
Please keep the feedback coming. We want to make our newsletter the publication you look forward to receiving each month.
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Last Issue's Dilemma
I need an education on sponsor recognition
I’m the event
coordinator for a large university. We like to recognize all the companies that
provide sponsorships for our functions. But, it seems only fair to do something
special for BIG sponsors.
We don’t have
a lot of money, so we’re looking for "value-added" ideas — things that
won’t cost us anything ... or at least not much. We’ve considered things like
reserved seating at all general sessions and reserved tables at our awards
dinner, but I’m wondering how well they work.
Would any of
your readers be willing to share their experiences with these kinds of perks?
Or, perhaps they have some other means of recognizing our big sponsors that we
haven’t thought of yet? Really creative ideas would be very much appreciated.
Thanks!
— Fran, Event
Coordinator
Read the best advice from readers
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This Issue's Dilemma:
What strategies can I count on to get my attendance numbers up?
Help! We host several seminars annually as our core business. I’ve been managing our events for over three years, and frankly, I’m running out of ideas to drive up attendance.
Do I need registration incentives and marketing ideas—or something else? We just don’t seem to be getting as many people — or the right people — to attend our seminars. What creative ideas can we consider to increase attendance?
— Debbie K., Events Manager
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