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General Cricket => Your Cricket => Topic started by: RSpall on September 15, 2014, 07:31:51 PM
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How many sponsors does the average club have?
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We have 1 kit sponsors.
We have 4 signs to put up on a match day.
Errr that's it unfortunately.
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we have one kit sponsors and one for the junior team
a couple other small ones that go in the fixture.
its one of those things that keep getting talked about but never actually done
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We get 2 bowls of chips in the local pub after the game!
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We have a kit sponsor, a sponsor for our accademy training shirts and (I think) 8 or 9 advertising boards on the boundary nearest the clubhouse.
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What sized clubs are these? How many Saturday afternoon sides? I know of a club in Cornwall with 60 sponsors. Also someone on here mentioned he got 35 sponsors all to donate 250 quid. That's loads!!
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We have 1 kit sponsors.
We have 4 signs to put up on a match day.
Errr that's it unfortunately.
3 sat sides, 2 wed sides and a Sunday side adults.
2 u9, u 11, u 13, u 15 and u17s juniors
And an indoor team int winter.
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For a club that size you should have more advertisement out at your club. We have about 15 sponsors but need well over 25 really. I ask the question because I'm sponsorship secretary and like to know how other UBS do on that front. I don't seem to be doing that bad really and always bringing in more.
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We have no sponsors :(
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1 x senior cricket shirt sponsor
1 x 20\20 shirt sponsor
1 x youth sponsor
1 x clubhouse sponsor
various other sponsor boards etc
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We are trying to get as many boards and banners as possible. This gives a better impression at the club to all the outsiders. Gives more back to the sponsors as well.
We only have a main shirt sponsor. Might be looking for. Training kit one for next year but will have to see.
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The problem with kit sponsorship is if they don't carry it on, you are stuck.
You need to nail someone down for 3-5 years for shirt sponsorship.
We have just moved away from it as we have a number of kits from the past few years.
Several boards up, but to be honest, they don't really do anything for the companies it is more of a goodwill gesture.
Looking into website ones.
Looking at sponsor days.
Hoping to organise match ball/match day sponsors.
Looking at organising a small cup competition (one day, two pitches, four teams).
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All our sponsors additionally have links and advertising scroll on our website. We try to put money back into our sponsors i.e
our senior shirt sponsor is the venue where we hold our dinner dance so they easily get there money back, we have a pre season meal at another sponsors restaurant, with around 100 plus members attending etc etc
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We have a local brewery as our main sponsor. (I've heard a figure thrown around of how much this is, but they make us use their beer so whatever the value of the sponsorship is, we only pay it back with inflated beer prices.)
1st team shirt sponsor
20/20 shirt sponsor
1st team tracksuit sponsor
Junior section sponsor
Under 11's sponsor
About 10 signs around the ground
Every match ball is sponsored (£30 a ball)
Most 1st team home games are sponsored (Around £300 a game)
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How many clubs do match ball sponsors? I have been looking at this for a few months now and think I will start it for next season. Even if I can find £20 for each week for the home games that's another £400 towards the club at least.
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Midweek T20 side - no sponsors
Saturday 2 mens teams - main sponsor on shirt chest and trousers pocket, further two sponsors on collar and another on the sleeve (no, we don't look like F1 drivers!). Same sponsors on training shirts and hoodies and 1 sponsor on training shorts.
All kit sponsors on covers
Aprx 20-30 boards around 50% of the boundary
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We now have
3 Saturday sides
2 Sunday sides
T20 cup side
T20 league side
Touring team
Civil service cup team
Civil service 6's national team
3 winter indoor teams
This year sees the return of u9's, 11's and 13's.
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We now have
3 Saturday sides
2 Sunday sides
T20 cup side
T20 league side
Touring team
Civil service cup team
Civil service 6's national team
3 winter indoor teams
This year sees the return of u9's, 11's and 13's.
I think you might have over done it abit
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I think you might have over done it abit
Never!!
I want a fourths in 2016, a women's team in the next 3 and obviously the youth to expand. We've got the funding so it's just needed someone to push it on. Just got to be careful, we don't attract the mercenary players that maybe good but aren't really good for the club.
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Might have to come down and live near you. I'd be playing cricket everyday. :D
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Might have to come down and live near you. I'd be playing cricket everyday. :D
I do pretty much!
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I do pretty much!
Only problem I've got up here is people are too lazy but this winter nets will be good I can my little bro now he's old enough.
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Only problem I've got up here is people are too lazy but this winter nets will be good I can my little bro now he's old enough.
I've started to see that if you make it easy for them, people train... If you make it on any way difficult.. They train a bit but not much. Of course, as always someone has to organise etc. My nets been amazons to watch grow tbh, so many people I never thought would train have regularly.. And people who talked the talk haven't.... You can tell the ones who have by their stats too
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we're on sponsorship here ladies.