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Including a few sponsorships in your upper membership tiers gives members a benefit they can see and puts new businesses on your sponsor walls. Here's how to set the limits so you don't give away the sponsorships you need to sell.
Event sponsorships come in waves. Monthly sponsorships smooth out your revenue, give smaller businesses a way in, and keep sponsors visible all year. Here's how to design, price, and run them.
There's never a perfect time to change systems, and waiting for January usually means another season of spreadsheets. Here's a practical plan for moving your sponsorship program mid-year while keeping every commitment intact.
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.
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.
Chamberly is now generally available. Here's why we built a sponsorship platform just for chambers, what's in version 1.0, and how it grew out of a WordPress plugin chambers were already using.
