SponsorLink gives teams a modern sponsor hub where local businesses get meaningful exposure, fans get exclusive offers, and organizations unlock a cleaner, more valuable sponsorship model.
SponsorLink works best when teams treat it like an active sponsor touchpoint, not just a page sitting online. Once your page and QR code are ready, you can place them across your game-day experience, printed materials, venue signage, and digital channels so fans keep discovering sponsors in a natural way.
The easier it is for fans to scan, tap, or revisit your page, the more sponsor visibility you create. That helps your team make the platform feel more valuable, more active, and easier to sell or renew.
Yes — having simple example visuals in this section is smart. Not too many, but enough that teams instantly understand what “use it everywhere” actually looks like.
Ticketing and printed handouts are one of the easiest ways to make SponsorLink visible without asking fans to go search for it.
Breaks in action are perfect moments to push fans toward your SponsorLink page and featured deals.
Static placements still matter when fans are entering, walking around, waiting in lines, or spending time in common areas.
SponsorLink becomes much stronger when it stays visible during the week, not just on game day.
Keep the message simple for teams. SponsorLink gets stronger when it appears in normal fan touchpoints throughout the season.
This section should help teams understand that consistent use is what turns SponsorLink from a page into a stronger sponsorship tool.