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SayPro Increase the Number of Sponsors: Target new potential sponsors to increase the festival’s sponsor pool, securing at least 5-10 new sponsors during the month.

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Here’s a detailed write-up for SayPro’s Initiative to Increase the Number of Sponsors for its upcoming festival:


Objective:

Increase the number of corporate and community sponsors for the SayPro Festival by securing at least 5 to 10 new sponsors during the month.


Strategic Plan to Target New Potential Sponsors

1. Define and Refine the Sponsorship Package

Before outreach begins, develop a compelling and professional Sponsorship Prospectus that outlines:

  • Festival overview and audience demographics
  • Sponsorship tiers (e.g., Platinum, Gold, Silver, Community Sponsor)
  • Benefits for each tier (branding, visibility, digital presence, speaking opportunities)
  • Case studies or testimonials from past sponsors (if available)
  • Customizable options for potential partners with specific interests

2. Identify and Segment New Sponsorship Targets

SayPro should compile a list of prospective sponsors by focusing on companies aligned with its mission, values, and target audience. Segmentation includes:

  • Local Businesses: Restaurants, retail, service providers
  • Corporate Brands: Banks, telecom, tech companies with CSI budgets
  • NGOs & Foundations: Organizations supporting youth, arts, education
  • Government Entities: Local government departments supporting community events
  • National Brands: Those seeking grassroots visibility and community engagement

Create a database with:

  • Company name
  • Contact person
  • Email and phone number
  • Sponsorship history or interest
  • Notes from previous interactions (if any)

3. Personalized Outreach Campaign

Design a one-month outreach campaign that combines the following approaches:

A. Email Campaign

  • Personalized introduction email with sponsorship prospectus attached
  • Follow-up emails with tailored offers or reminders
  • Include a strong call-to-action (schedule a meeting, request a call, etc.)

B. Phone Calls

  • Follow-up with key targets by phone for a more personal touch
  • Use a prepared pitch but be flexible for discussion

C. In-Person or Virtual Meetings

  • Schedule Zoom or face-to-face meetings with highly promising leads
  • Present a short pitch deck and answer any concerns or questions

4. Leverage SayPro’s Network

Activate the existing SayPro community (alumni, partners, volunteers) to:

  • Make referrals to decision-makers in businesses or foundations
  • Offer testimonials or endorsements
  • Share sponsor-related posts on social media

5. Promote Success to Build Momentum

Each time a new sponsor comes on board:

  • Announce it on social media and newsletters (with sponsor’s consent)
  • Add their logo to event materials to showcase growing support
  • Use new sponsor acquisition as social proof to attract others

6. Track Progress and Adjust Weekly

Maintain a dashboard or spreadsheet to track:

  • Outreach status per company
  • Meetings scheduled and completed
  • Sponsor commitments (verbal or written)
  • Feedback and objections (for continuous improvement)

Hold weekly check-ins with the team to:

  • Review progress against the 5–10 sponsor goal
  • Adjust outreach strategies as needed
  • Celebrate small wins to maintain motivation

Expected Outcomes:

  • At least 5–10 new sponsors confirmed by the end of the month
  • Expanded sponsor database for future events
  • Strengthened community and corporate relationships
  • Increased revenue or in-kind support for the festival

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