I buy soccer sponsorships for local businesses. You'll see what businesses like yours pay and what's open near your customers, before you spend anything.
Show me what's availableClubs, leagues, tournaments and facilities, every one recorded with the page the sponsorship was verified on. That is why I can tell you what a slot is worth before you ever speak to an organization, and why I can tell you when you are being asked for too much.
I price the inventory against real media rates, the same way you would price a billboard, a radio spot or a newsletter. You see the math, and you see what comparable businesses are paying for the same thing.
A ranked list of organizations near you, with how many families each one reaches, what is still open, and whether somebody in your category has already taken exclusivity. Most businesses only ever hear from the one club whose parent asked.
I negotiate the price and the terms, and I make sure you get what you paid for. At the end of the season you get a report of what you actually received, so next year is a decision instead of a favor.
Pick your category. Every number below is a business with a documented soccer sponsorship in Florida, counted from the organizations' own published partner pages.
Somebody in your category is already on the shirt.
It works the way a buyer's agent works at a closing. You get the comparable prices, the shortlist and the negotiation, and no invoice comes to you.
You are told that up front because you should know who pays me before you take my advice.
That is the best call I take. Tell me what you pay and what you get for it, and I will tell you how that compares to what other businesses pay for the same thing. If you are getting a good deal I will say so. If there is something better open nearby, you will see it.
No. There are 319 organizations in the file and I have no exclusive arrangement that would push you toward one of them. The shortlist you get is ranked on reach and price, and you can see the reasoning on every line.
It can be, and sometimes a banner in the right place is exactly right. But a soccer organization has a lot more to sell than signage: jerseys, email, the tournament weekend, the team photo, the thing they hand every family at registration. Most of it has never been priced, which is usually where the value is.
You get the comparable prices and the shortlist on the first call or shortly after it. How fast a deal closes depends on the organization, and seasons matter: autumn sponsorships get sold in August and September, spring in December and January.
I am in Orlando and the file covers Florida, so Central Florida is where I can tell you the most. If your customers are somewhere else in the state, the same work applies. If you are outside Florida, say so on the call and I will tell you honestly what I can and cannot see yet.
Any business whose customers live near the fields. Practices, restaurants, home services, dealerships, agents, clinics, credit unions. If your customers are national and scattered, local soccer is probably not your best spend and I will tell you that too.
It's a free fifteen-minute call. You'll leave knowing what businesses like yours pay and what's open near your customers, whether we end up working together or not.