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Recurring events you can sell one date at a time, membership types with included sponsorships, a checklist for every benefit you promise a sponsor, plus quick edit and resizable tables. Here's what shipped in October.
A sponsor decides in seconds whether a listing is worth a closer look. Here's how to name, describe, and price your sponsorships so business owners can say yes without a phone call.
If the same few businesses carry your sponsorship program, one tight year can hurt every event. Here's where to find the next group of sponsors, usually among businesses you already know, and how to ask in a way that gets a yes.
The first thing a sponsor wants to know is how many people will see their name. Most chamber event pages never say. Here's how to estimate attendance honestly, where to show it, and how it changes the pricing conversation.
A week-by-week plan for launching Chamberly at your chamber: importing members, setting up events and first rights, testing with View As, inviting members, and opening your storefront with confidence.
Every event has a point where a new sponsor becomes more trouble than they're worth. Here's how to pick that point, why it differs by sponsorship, and how Chamberly's Stop Sales setting and per-event cutoff work together.
Every fall, chamber teams rebuild next year's events and sponsorships from scratch, then chase last year's sponsors one by one. Here's a better way to roll the year forward, with first rights doing the heavy lifting.
June was our busiest month yet: standalone sponsorships, first rights on everything, event cloning, a rebuilt email editor, order approvals, sponsorship disclaimers, share kits, and event galleries.
Dues pay for the lights. Non-dues revenue pays for everything else. Here's how to think about sponsorships as a program rather than a pile of one-off asks, and why that shift changes what you can plan for.
Most chamber sponsorship menus are a list of prices with no logic behind them. Here's how to structure exposure tiers so the choice is obvious, the top tier feels earned, and nothing sits unsold.
Our first month after launch: a live Playground demo chamber, a reusable benefits library, one-click sponsorship cloning, unlimited inventory, and a round of reliability fixes.
First right of refusal is one of the best perks you can give a returning sponsor, and one of the easiest to mismanage. Here's how to set clear rules, run the window, and release unclaimed sponsorships on time.
