Why Sports Clubs Need a Faster Way to Create Customized Sponsorship Proposals
If you work in sponsorship sales at a sports club, you know the routine: Proposals are typically static PDF decks or PowerPoint slides, often running 20–40 pages, packed with text and generic visuals. Sometimes there’s a Photoshop mockup, but these presentations look like standard sales collateral—not a tailored experience.
9/3/20252 min read


“I need to send a prospect a game-day visual allowing them to see what our stadium would look like with their branding, LED, IPTV, Big Screen, Activations...”
That one simple request from a club's partnership executive made me think. It immediately sparked a ton of ideas about how we could use our core competency, fast, dynamic content creation, to help organizations not just sell faster, but sell more effectively.
Why Sports Clubs Need a Faster Way to Create Customized Sponsorship Proposals
If you work in sponsorship sales at a sports club, you know the routine: Proposals are typically static PDF decks or PowerPoint slides, often running 20-30 pages, packed with text and generic visuals. Sometimes there’s a Photoshop mockup, but these presentations look like standard sales collateral, not really a tailored experience...
The result?
Sales teams spend more time producing decks than selling.
Proposals feel outdated the moment they’re opened.
Prospects struggle to imagine their brand truly coming alive on game day.
In today’s digital world, brands expect rich media, motion graphics, and interactivity everywhere. Static PDFs just don’t cut it anymore.
Introducing: Customized Microsites
Instead of sending another bulky PDF, our solution empowers clubs to generate personalized micro-websites for each prospect with just a few clicks. Each prospect gets a unique URL showcasing their brand in action across your game-day environment:
LED boards and ribbon boards
Video cubes and big screens
VIP lounges and main hallways
Even social media channels and digital screens
This isn’t another mockup buried in a presentation. It’s animated, moving visuals of their branding throughout the venue.
To give you a clearer picture, here’s a short demo from an football stadium where we mapped a basic animation showcasing three brands, Apple, Nike, and Siemens. Each brand gets its own public URL to a microsite, letting them vividly see how their branding would appear in that exact environment.
Why It Works
Personalization: Sponsors instantly see their logo on your screens and assets.
Faster turnaround: What used to take days of design work can now be delivered in minutes, after assets are mapped.
Easy sharing: A link can be sent instantly inside a sponsor’s team or management chat.
Real-time insights: Clubs can track analytics like unique visits and time spent exploring—making follow-up conversations sharper.
Differentiation: Most clubs have the same inventory, but how they sell it makes the difference. Delivering an immersive, personalized preview sets you apart.
The Emotional Impact
Sponsors want more than ad space, they want to feel the excitement of seeing their brand woven into game day. When a prospect sees their logo lighting up an LED board or wrapping a center-cube, they’re not just reading about an opportunity, they’re actually experiencing it. And that increases the potential to change the pitch from a transaction into a real partnership.
The Bottom Line
Most clubs compete with the same sponsorship assets. The difference lies in the experience you create for your prospects. By moving away from static PDFs to personalized, immersive microsites, clubs can accelerate sales cycles, deepen sponsor engagement, and truly stand out in a crowded marketplace.
So, at the end of the day, the question isn’t, “What assets do you sell?”
It is, “How do you sell them?”