The single reason that you can't find sponsors for yourself is because you lack a high-quality track record.

Here's the thing.

As an aspiring professional and athlete myself, I would think that I needed to become the next Rafael Nadal or Lionel Messi before I could get noticed by sponsors.

For a long time, I have struggled with the same challenges as you.

You know, the need to "show off" your talent to potential partners and coaches, only to be outperformed by the person next to me.

I felt like I was in the perpetual quest to chase validation not just from sponsors, but from parents and friends a like.

Despite my hard work and potential, I couldn't get sponsors to take me to the US and compete in college tennis.

Forced to cope with the little local club matches in the outskirts of England, my level stagnated.

For most people, having no sponsors is as unforgiving as it can be:

Aspiring talents can't progress into higher divisions and leagues.
Professionals with brilliant ideas can't fund their projects and build authority in their field.

But there's more.

Why "Talent" Is Not Enough (And The Numbers Don't Lie)

Recent studies suggest that people who lack a media presence face tougher challenges in sponsorship acquisition.

63% of sponsors are more inclined to work with individuals that have a presence on platforms like Youtube and Instagram
70% of sponsors use specific performance metrics (engagement, reach, ROI) to evaluate future partnerships, especially for newcomers

This brings to light a crucial point:

Building an online presence has never been more important in securing winning deals with sponsors and take control of your future.

Most people when they think of "building an online presence" they assume becoming an influencer that shares videos dancing in the gym.

Across the internet, there are also people promoting themselves and attracting people to their work.

People who have then gone to fund their own careers and build companies without the permission from government associations a like.

These guys are not myopic content creators, they are founding forces to some of the newest technologies we see today.

Back to the point:

Connecting with sponsors requires a different approach to the traditional model that parents and coaches have taught you.

You don't need to a scholarship or a grant to study and work in the most prestigious schools
You don't need to become the next Lionel Messi to be handpicked by scouts and into the best clubs of your field.
You don't need an LLC or even a taxation number to start building a brand around your interests and expertise.

Of course, this is not say that this assets will simply be given to you.

You still need a plan.

You still need to build and acquire skills.

This is where the program comes in.

The Sponsorship Collective (Road To Your First Sponsor)

Inside the program, you will learn the exact blueprint that I'm currently using to connect with sponsors and build a portfolio for my professional career.

Now that you have an idea about were we're going with this, here's what you will learn:

The 3 areas that you need to focus right now (so you don't waste your time and energy overthinking in the shower)
The 9 steps to grow your social media presence (so you can start getting prospects in)
What details are sponsors looking for during the deal (so you can charge your prices accordingly)
Templates and strategies to crafting your first proposal (that almost forces them to say YES)
And more...

For the next 6 weeks, I'm going to be your sparring partner for building your own personal system for closing favourable deals into your portfolio.

That way, you can interate and adapt everything you learn from me as many times as you want until you can afford to get results.

This is what I often say when it comes to products like this one.

If you're looking for a "make it overnight" kind of program, leave this page immediately.

This is not for you.

What's Inside The Program

Here's a quick rundown of what's inside the program:

Week 1: Search for experiential sponsorships.
Week 2: Know your audience.
Week 3: Figure out your price.
Week 4: Create your first sponsorship proposal
Week 5: Build a sponsorship package
Week 6: Set up a timeframe and close the deal.

Enrolment will close on the 31st of March so be sure to save your slot on time!

The Sponsorship Collective

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