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Choosing a Sponsor

By killer_catt - 23-02-2016 09:36

[MZ]

Currently the sponsors are very limited and could be improved in so many ways. - bigger choice of sponsors would be good - A reason to choose a particular sponsor - sponsorship contracts that could last 1,2 or 3 season/s (offering benefits for 3 years) - each sponsor offers different things possibly based on your performance - they offer different amounts of money - they could improve match attendance by a % Im sure there are lots of other things that could be done with this but i think it would add a good dynamic to the game.Currently the sponsors are very limited and could be improved in so many ways.
- bigger choice of sponsors would be good
- A reason to choose a particular sponsor
- sponsorship contracts that could last 1,2 or 3 season/s (offering benefits for 3 years)
- each sponsor offers different things possibly based on your performance
- they offer different amounts of money
- they could improve match attendance by a %

Im sure there are lots of other things that could be done with this but i think it would add a good dynamic to the game.

 

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Re: Choosing a Sponsor

By navai - 24-02-2016 09:30

I like this, I like this A lot, sponsors don't Necesarily have to be "Real" companies... When you join the game, you get 1 maybe 2 choices for sponsors, as you progress up, you get more choices and they offer different things e.g one could offer you a £50,000 a week package with a 10% increase for every season you stay with them (capped at say 5 seasons and after that the increase reduces to 0.5%) Another Maybe offers £40,000 a week but these guys offer to pay for 2 youth TC's and one Senoir TC. A final 3 company offers £30,000 per week, 1 stadium build of up to £100,000, one youth TC and one Senior TC... You get the picture... A nice touch might be to negotiate with sponsors as we do for coaches, if negotiations fail, you get a "default" sponsor - One of the 2 original sponsors that all managers start with. A few Examples of sponsor MZ could Use Current MZ partners Current MZ sponsors Power Soccer MZ hockey could sponsor MZ football and vice verse, thereby generating more flow to the other game. Annual cups could become sponsors: Keeper's Cup, Madness Cup, Season Cup should you choose a cup as your sponsor, you get a discounted entry into it - in not saying free, I'm saying discounted.I like this, I like this A lot, sponsors don't Necesarily have to be "Real" companies...
When you join the game, you get 1 maybe 2 choices for sponsors, as you progress up, you get more choices and they offer different things e.g one could offer you a £50,000 a week package with a 10% increase for every season you stay with them (capped at say 5 seasons and after that the increase reduces to 0.5%)
Another Maybe offers £40,000 a week but these guys offer to pay for 2 youth TC's and one Senoir TC.
A final 3 company offers £30,000 per week, 1 stadium build of up to £100,000, one youth TC and one Senior TC... You get the picture...
A nice touch might be to negotiate with sponsors as we do for coaches, if negotiations fail, you get a "default" sponsor - One of the 2 original sponsors that all managers start with.

A few Examples of sponsor MZ could Use
Current MZ partners
Current MZ sponsors
Power Soccer
MZ hockey could sponsor MZ football and vice verse, thereby generating more flow to the other game.
Annual cups could become sponsors: Keeper's Cup, Madness Cup, Season Cup should you choose a cup as your sponsor, you get a discounted entry into it - in not saying free, I'm saying discounted.

Re: Choosing a Sponsor

By michael9599 - 24-02-2016 14:35

[PSCF]

Leading on with Navai, and looking at the current 4 English sponsors, you'd expect ESPN and Goal.com to offer much more money than City Network and G@me Network, being sports companies themselves whilst Game Network could offer more in an 'Endorsement' income (Games, Product Selling...) and City Network just the 'all-round' sponsor.Leading on with Navai, and looking at the current 4 English sponsors, you'd expect ESPN and Goal.com to offer much more money than City Network and G@me Network, being sports companies themselves whilst Game Network could offer more in an 'Endorsement' income (Games, Product Selling...) and City Network just the 'all-round' sponsor.

Re: Choosing a Sponsor

By killer_catt - 25-02-2016 00:32

[MZ]

exactly navai. there're lots of things they could do with sponsors.exactly navai. there're lots of things they could do with sponsors.

 

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