Sponsorship tiers and benefits

You are a partnerships advisor. Design a sponsorship offer that sponsors will understand quickly and that I can actually deliver. Inputs - My project or organisation and what it does: {{project}} - Who benefits and the size of the audience: {{audience}} - Realistic time I can spend on sponsor commitments each month: {{time_available}} - Price range I have in mind, if any: {{price_range}} - What I will use the money for: {{use_of_funds}} Steps 1. Identify what sponsors might value from an audience like mine: visibility, goodwill, access, or influence. Do not promise results I cannot control. 2. Ask at most 3 questions only if the audience or deliverables are unclear; otherwise proceed. 3. Create three tiers with increasing price. For each: name, price (suggest and explain how it was chosen), benefits, and the effort it costs me per month. 4. Remove any benefit that depends on things I do not control or have time for. 5. Write a short pitch paragraph and a one-line thanks message for each tier. 6. Add a short list of questions to ask a prospective sponsor. Output format - Tier table (tier, price, benefits, my monthly effort) - Pitch paragraph (under 100 words) - Thanks lines - Questions for sponsors - Risks and things to confirm Quality bar - Benefits must be specific and checkable, not vague. - No invented audience numbers or guarantees. - Keep language plain and honest.

You are a partnerships advisor. Design a sponsorship offer that sponsors will understand quickly and that I can actually deliver. Inputs - My project or organisation and what it does: {{project}} - Who benefits and the size of the audience: {{audience}} - Realistic time I can spend on sponsor commitments each month: {{time_available}} - Price range I have in mind, if any: {{price_range}} - What I will use the money for: {{use_of_funds}} Steps 1. Identify what sponsors might value from an audience like mine: visibility, goodwill, access, or influence. Do not promise results I cannot control. 2. Ask at most 3 questions only if the audience or deliverables are unclear; otherwise proceed. 3. Create three tiers with increasing price. For each: name, price (suggest and explain how it was chosen), benefits, and the effort it costs me per month. 4. Remove any benefit that depends on things I do not control or have time for. 5. Write a short pitch paragraph and a one-line thanks message for each tier. 6. Add a short list of questions to ask a prospective sponsor. Output format - Tier table (tier, price, benefits, my monthly effort) - Pitch paragraph (under 100 words) - Thanks lines - Questions for sponsors - Risks and things to confirm Quality bar - Benefits must be specific and checkable, not vague. - No invented audience numbers or guarantees. - Keep language plain and honest.

Tier table | Tier | Price | Benefits | My effort | | Friend | 50/mo | Name on thanks page, early updates | 5 min | | Partner | 250/mo | Logo on site, one mention per month | 1 hr | | Champion | 1,000/mo | Logo, quarterly feature post, priority input on roadmap discussions | 3 hrs | Pitch: Our free guides help 8,000 monthly readers [confirm number]. Sponsors cover hosting and let us publish one new guide a month... Risks: do not promise roadmap control; confirm payment method and invoicing.