Getting Sponsers |
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Don't ask for much. You're not looking to completely outfit the entire gang. |
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Always ensure your sponsor is getting something back. Be aware of what the sponsor wants in return for their generosity ('cause that's what it is). It may be as simple a wearing their patch on your cammies. They may want their logo on your banner. Who knows? However, if you feel you can't provide what they want, then decline the offer. |
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As present sponsors if they can connect you to others who would be willing to sponsor you. |
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The first sponsor is the most difficult. Once you have a sponsor, you can use them as a reference when approaching other potential sponsors. |
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Don't just concentrate on paintball businesses. Locally owned sporting goods stores, restaurants, sports bars and the like may be willing to sponsor teams. Hey, you might even get the staff out to play and become members. (The reason why I specifically said "locally owned" is that the owner is usually in the store, and no one has to phone "head office" and wade through red tape to approve your request.) |
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Don't get pushy. Don't expect an answer right away. In fact, actually offer them time to think about your request and leave your phone number with them. |