Your logo on this site, either on the sponsors page or built into the home page. The sponsors page comes free with a banner.
There are two different placements on this site, and they are not the same thing.
The sponsors page is the roll of everyone supporting the program. Every level appears there with name, logo, location, and a link to your own site.
The home page is the scarce one. Instead of parking logos in a footer, sponsor recognition is built into the page as the dividers between sections. Five divider bands run down the page, and each one belongs to a level. The higher the level, the fewer logos share the band and the earlier it appears.
The line is the level. Every level appears on the home page somewhere. A banner bought on its own, or a sponsors page logo bought on its own, appears on the sponsors page and not the home page.
Twenty-three spots in total, every one of them attached to a level. Grey blocks are the page's own content; the purple bands are where sponsor logos sit between sections. Higher levels share their band with fewer logos and appear further up.
Every level appears here, Single included, with your name, logo, location and a link to your own site.
| Level | On this |
|---|---|
| Single$750 | Sponsors page, plus the home page band of ten |
| Double$1,000 | Sponsors page, plus the home page band of six |
| Triple$2,500 | Sponsors page, plus the home page band of four |
| Home Run$5,000 | Sponsors page, plus the home page band of two, shown large |
| Grand Slam$10,000 | Sponsors page, plus the first home page band alone, in its own box with a line of your own text |
| Sponsors page logo, full season, without a banner | $100 |
Home page placement is not sold on its own. There are twenty-three home page spots in total and every one of them comes with a level, which is what keeps them worth having.
A vinyl banner on the fence at the baseball field, up for the season. Your sponsors page logo is included.
A printed guide to the program, planned for the season.
The printed program for the end-of-season banquet.
Two kinds of post on the program's accounts, one of them limited.
The part that is not print or placement: access to the team.