Winning over the public with naming and title sponsorships oct18 2011
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Feel the Love…Winning over the public and media with
Naming Rights and Title Sponsorships
Your Name Here
what we do
Strategic Marketing Planning
Sponsorship Valuations &
Strategies
Revenue Development
Social Marketing
Partnership Marketing
Centre of Excellence for Public Sector Marketing
Social Media / Digital Marketing
Some of our Clients
May 15-16, 2012
Ottawa Convention Centre
May 15-16, 2012
Ottawa Convention Centre
www.marcom.caa
Year-Round Training
Upcoming Workshops in the Toronto Area:
• Social Marketing Strategies and Behaviour Change
(November 2)
• Strategic Social Media Engagement for the Public and Not-for-
Profit Sectors (November 3)
• Designing and Selling Your Sponsorship Program
(November 16-17)
www.cepsm.ca
Click on Training Calendar
So, what’s the attraction?
• Branding
• Support a facility, program or event that is important to their employees or customers
• Give back to the community
• Share fate rationale
• Build social equity
Why companies
invest in Naming
Rights and Title
Sponsorships
Companies need people chatting
about them in positive ways…
Percentage of Canadians that like to buy brands that
contribute to worthy causes.
77%
Percentage of Canadians who say they would remain loyal
to a brand through a recession if it supports a good cause
– even if lower priced brands were available:
68%
In the New Sponsorship
Environment…Everyone Wins!
XSponseeSponsor
Customer
Those who could care less…
Those who are emotionally attached…
Big, Bad Corporation
Caring Stakeholder
To the emotionally attached, it’s
not about bricks and mortar
The Key to Feeling the Love.
Fit
+
Value Proposition
+
Positioning & Communications
The Right
Fit
What makes a good fit?
• local presence
• strong connection to
community
• strong connection to
facility or event
• well known and trusted
brand
• easy to remember
The Value Proposition
• Demonstrating the value and impact of the
relationship
– To the fans / event participants (direct benefit)
– To the community-at-large (improved services)
– To the property (enhanced facility, new programs)
• Activation
• Communicating (reinforcing) impact
A Key Communications
Consideration:
Sponsors cannot be viewed as a
“necessary evil”…
Communications
Positioning is critical
From:
“XX company has acquired the naming rights” to XX facility /
event”
To:
“XX organization has entered into a partnership arrangement
with XX company to build on the success of XX facility / event”
“With XX company’s participation, we were able to ____”
Communications Strategy
Awareness
• Signage
• Displays
• Web Site
• Ads
• Publications
Attitude
• Activation
• Public Relations
• Newsletter Articles
• Testimonials
• Social Media
Reinforcing the Relationship
OurPartner
Events / Activation
Public Relations
Digital Media
Collateral
Ads
Signage
Summary
• The fit needs to make sense
• The relationship needs to be positioned through the
eyes of the audience
• There needs to be a sustained value-add for the
direct audience
• There needs to be a communications plan
• The relationship needs to be reinforced through all
channels
questions?
Bernie Colterman Phone: 613.731.9851 ext. 15
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.cepsm.ca
Blog: berniecolterman.ca
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