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A strong, customised sponsorship proposal will typically run more like 10-14 pages, or even longer, which is not a deterrent to sponsors, as long as it is in a sensible order, presents the business case professionally, and is formatted to be easy to read.

A sponsorship proposal includes Company information, Target audience data, Specific contributions, Sponsorship benefits, Past event organizing experience, Social media exposure, Visual elements like images, GIFs, etc., and additional perks.

Determine your needs. The first step to asking for sponsorship is determining what you actually need. ... Outline what you have to offer. ... Create a one-pager. ... Create a list of prospects. ... Try to get in touch with an individual, if at all possible. ... Keep it short and sweet! ... Follow Up. ... If at first you don't succeed, try again.

Tips on How To Create an Attractive Sponsorship Proposal Clearly define your target audience. Sponsors want to be sure their investment is reaching the intended audience. ... Highlight the benefits of sponsorship. ... Be creative in the design of your proposal. ... Offer a variety of sponsorship levels.

Fill the template Start with the cover page. The cover page should provide general details. ... Introduce yourself and your event. ... Boast your event's demographics. ... Lay bare any cold, hard data. ... Outline your ?why? ... Tell them where their money goes. ... Show you're at it with a timeline. ... List sponsorship packages.

How to Use this Template. This template is meant to be a general guide and layout for a simplified sponsorship package. ... Title Page. Include your logo and the name of the opportunity or program and your tagline. ... Describe Your Opportunity. Paragraph one: ... The Menu. ... The Chart. ... Remind Them! ... The Contact page.

The proposal typically includes information about the event, such as its purpose, target audience, number of attendees, number of other sponsors, date, and location, as well as the benefits that sponsors will receive in return for their support.