Get Canada Barrel Racing Association Sponsorship Letter 2020-2025

Our 8 top tips for securing racing sponsorship Talk to friends and family. ... Research potential racing sponsors. ... Focus on businesses that match your brand. ... Think like a business person, not a racer. ... Use social media to promote your sponsors. ... Keep your sponsors happy. ... Personal relationships are the key to longevity.

At the highest levels, sponsors may pay athlete's entry fees, travel expenses and some even receive salaries and bonuses based on their performances. Many of today's top rodeo athletes could not do what they do without the support of such gracious supporters.

The sponsorship letter should begin with a courteous and professional introduction. Be sure to include the name of the rodeo, as well as your own name and title. If you have a personal connection to the rodeo, be sure to mention that in the introduction as well.

The steps to getting motorsport sponsorship Step One: Work out how you stand out over other racing drivers. ... Step Two: Develop your personal brand. ... Step Three: Become known as a racing driver. ... Step Four: Think about what you offer. ... Step Five: Find the right prospects. ... Step Six: Build relationships. ... Step Seven: The pitch.

Businesses who sponsor drivers will pay money or provide free (or more likely, discounted) parts, expecting that the advertising you do for them will earn back their investment and then some. To be clear; for every dollar they give you, they want(need?) to see that back in extra sales.

The best place to begin finding rodeo sponsors is your own backyard. People in your own community will be most interested in the rodeo and supporting a local event. These community sponsors can be located at your local chamber of commerce, or by simply reaching out by phone, email, or in person.