Watch Me Land a Sponsor in Real Time (Live Pitch Recording)
Sep 30, 2025•Channel
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Video Details
Published9 months ago
Duration34:28
Video ID8ehfqi9DpR8
Languageen
CategoryEntertainment
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
Performance Metrics
Views140
Likes19
Comments11
Engagement Rate21.43%
Likes per 100 views13.57
Comments per 1K views78.57
Description
Pitching a sponsor for an event isn’t just nerve-wracking—it’s high stakes, especially when you almost lost money the year before. That’s exactly where I found myself in today’s call. Sponsor Games 2026 needs backing, and Lulu—who supported us last time—is on the line. Just because they’ve invested before doesn’t mean it’s a sure thing.
So, how do you land a presenting sponsor and actually get them excited to spend even more this time around?
Here’s the behind-the-scenes look: I walk you through my whole approach, from reviewing every past brand interaction (down to the smallest social message), to research on Lulu’s latest priorities, to revisiting the post-campaign report I sent after Sponsor Games.
Real talk: if you’re doing events or brand partnerships, you need both the numbers (quantitative results) and the human stories (qualitative wins) to get a sponsor’s attention—and their money.
*What you’ll see:*
* How I prepped in 3 steps (last touch, priorities, report)
* The insight that changed the deal: *UGC - in-house* assets
* Why *allowlisting* (boosting creator-posted content) matters
* Building an *à-la-carte* menu (foam sponsor, lanyards, dinner)
* Turning a soft “yes” into a bigger, cleaner package
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Want to attend Sponsor Games? Register here: https://sponsorgames.com
Chapters
00:00 I'm Pitching Lulu
00:34 Prep (3-step checklist)
02:15 What the brand actually values
05:02 The “foam sponsor” hook
06:40 Allowlisting 101 (and why it wins)
08:20 Packaging the Presenting tier
10:05 The $15k YES (live)
11:10 Lessons you can copy