No they're now a coaches sponsor.Sainternist wrote:Damn! The new deal to reunite us with Phillip Morris has fallen through.
No, definitely good news JW are sticking with us as the major sponsor. We've had a good run with them - a prelim and 2 GF's. Hopefully they'll be the major sponsor when the elusive second premiership is won.
Jeld Wen Continuing :)
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haha... for real???Bernard Shakey wrote:No they're now a coaches sponsor.Sainternist wrote:Damn! The new deal to reunite us with Phillip Morris has fallen through.
No, definitely good news JW are sticking with us as the major sponsor. We've had a good run with them - a prelim and 2 GF's. Hopefully they'll be the major sponsor when the elusive second premiership is won.
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yeah, we should definitely go for those powerband guys.doggerel wrote:I must say I never really saw a natural synergy there between and AFL team and a door manufacturer, for either party.
Going forward I would like to see St Kilda associated with a company or product that enhances our own brand, by being exciting, sexy, aspirational or whatever in its own right
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Major sponsors rarely stick with a club for a very long time - Ford and Geelong is the exception.
Aligning themselves with a football club gives a sponsor maximum exposure for a short period, raising the profile of their name and products within the football public.
However there comes a point of diminishing utility for a sponsor, and when you operate in the commercial world you need to make sure you're not re-committing to something that gives poor value for money.
Hence JW probably believe their 3 year deal has served its purpose, and instead of just abandoning the club they have obviously been well looked after and impressed enough to continue as a sponsor. This speaks volumes of the sponsorship team.
Lexus recently did the same thing with the Magpies.
We will have no trouble finding a major jumper sponsor. This is big money now, $1.5-$2m per year sort of stuff.
Aligning themselves with a football club gives a sponsor maximum exposure for a short period, raising the profile of their name and products within the football public.
However there comes a point of diminishing utility for a sponsor, and when you operate in the commercial world you need to make sure you're not re-committing to something that gives poor value for money.
Hence JW probably believe their 3 year deal has served its purpose, and instead of just abandoning the club they have obviously been well looked after and impressed enough to continue as a sponsor. This speaks volumes of the sponsorship team.
Lexus recently did the same thing with the Magpies.
We will have no trouble finding a major jumper sponsor. This is big money now, $1.5-$2m per year sort of stuff.
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hmmm... when you think about it... Jeldwen paying the same amount of money to renew wouldn't make much sense, since the footy world has already been exposed to the brand for three years.
all the ceremony/unveiling of the new sponsor - with people like us talking about it - and then footy fans noticing it on field next year, will be the value for whichever sponsor signs on next.
it is interesting the way the club tries to put a positive spin on the situation with the article though.
all the ceremony/unveiling of the new sponsor - with people like us talking about it - and then footy fans noticing it on field next year, will be the value for whichever sponsor signs on next.
it is interesting the way the club tries to put a positive spin on the situation with the article though.
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I suspect that they have only made this 'announcement' to make it known in the corporate world that we are looking for a major sponsor.snowdelisaint wrote: it is interesting the way the club tries to put a positive spin on the situation with the article though.
If true then its probably not a good thing that they can't find anyone.
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If we're having trouble with a major sponsor then that will be a real worry for some of the "lesser" clubs when their current deals expire.Saint_Ash wrote:I suspect that they have only made this 'announcement' to make it known in the corporate world that we are looking for a major sponsor.snowdelisaint wrote: it is interesting the way the club tries to put a positive spin on the situation with the article though.
If true then its probably not a good thing that they can't find anyone.
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A Jeld-Wen door?!oh when wrote:As my grand ma said " one door closes another one opens" - and it will.
Hopefully, based on the figures above, companies will be fighting over who has the privilege to be our major sponser for 2011 and beyond.Attendances and TV Ratings: For the 2nd consecutive year over a million fans attended St Kilda games, totalling 1,151,969. This is an 11.95% increase on 2009. St Kilda was also the 2nd most watched team in the AFL on television at 22,777,092 viewers, which was an 18.85% increase on 2009.
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It could also be possible that due to the exposure mentioned above, we can now demand more from our major sponsor and maybe Jeld-Wen is not in a position to offer that, but because of the above figures they have chosen to stay on as a sponsor at a lower level.shmic_s wrote:A Jeld-Wen door?!oh when wrote:As my grand ma said " one door closes another one opens" - and it will.
Hopefully, based on the figures above, companies will be fighting over who has the privilege to be our major sponser for 2011 and beyond.Attendances and TV Ratings: For the 2nd consecutive year over a million fans attended St Kilda games, totalling 1,151,969. This is an 11.95% increase on 2009. St Kilda was also the 2nd most watched team in the AFL on television at 22,777,092 viewers, which was an 18.85% increase on 2009.
Im sure we can demand much more now from our major sponsor than we could 3 years ago!
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If JW are only now intending to be the coaches sponsor perhaps they might reconsider as many of them have seen the door.
So long as the online betting group don't get up as jumper sponsor I'll be happy. I don't think that would be a good look. Obviously the current sponsors are not stepping up, Linen House must already be committing big bucks and it would be hard to expect more.
So long as the online betting group don't get up as jumper sponsor I'll be happy. I don't think that would be a good look. Obviously the current sponsors are not stepping up, Linen House must already be committing big bucks and it would be hard to expect more.
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I'm thinking windows/glass premiership windows etc.
What about having O'Brian Glass or the like with the motto
"The Glass may be broken but the Premiership Window is still open"
Or try Omega watches with the slogan:
"The time has always been the same with us but now the time has come for St Kilda to deliver"
Ummmmmmmm.......
What about having O'Brian Glass or the like with the motto
"The Glass may be broken but the Premiership Window is still open"
Or try Omega watches with the slogan:
"The time has always been the same with us but now the time has come for St Kilda to deliver"
Ummmmmmmm.......
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I didn't realise you could advertise, that actually concerns me a little, why isn't anyone chasing us?johnpeterbudgefanclub wrote:Not sure if anyone is aware but there is was an advertisement in today's Financial Review chasing a major sponsor.
Not a bad idea IMO. Financial Review = large corporate saturation/audience.
As far as Jeldwen goes, I noticed they now have commericals on the Foxtel lifestyle channels. Previously I cannot recall them promoting the Jeldwen name to consumers, perhaps they feel their parent company brand gained enough exposure and the sponsorship has acheived it's objective?
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''We advertised the last time aroun - similarly to this advertisement.SainterK wrote:I didn't realise you could advertise, that actually concerns me a little, why isn't anyone chasing us?johnpeterbudgefanclub wrote:Not sure if anyone is aware but there is was an advertisement in today's Financial Review chasing a major sponsor.
Not a bad idea IMO. Financial Review = large corporate saturation/audience.
As far as Jeldwen goes, I noticed they now have commericals on the Foxtel lifestyle channels. Previously I cannot recall them promoting the Jeldwen name to consumers, perhaps they feel their parent company brand gained enough exposure and the sponsorship has acheived it's objective?
Through the Fairfax Media - because of our arrangements with The Age (sister publication to The Financial Review)
At that time there was some discussion that the advertising cost was minimal becasue of the sponsorship deal we had.
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If you don't advertise they don't know the opportunity is there for a forward looking business.SainterK wrote: I didn't realise you could advertise, that actually concerns me a little, why isn't anyone chasing us?
As far as Jeldwen goes, I noticed they now have commericals on the Foxtel lifestyle channels. Previously I cannot recall them promoting the Jeldwen name to consumers, perhaps they feel their parent company brand gained enough exposure and the sponsorship has acheived it's objective?
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The sunday Age has a huge full page your business card here ad. I think the Jeld wen deal was probably one of the cheapest jumper deals ever as they came along when the GFC had hit and things looked grim. They are a decent sized company but I wouldn't think they are in the same league financially as the majority of major sponsors.
I am imagining we are looking at using our strong finishes to 09 and 10 as a selling point to up the jumper sponsorship figures.
If north can hold on to Mazda for 20 years it would be nice to think we could get a big international in on silly figures, you get amazing value for money as an AFL jumper sponsor. Three pages every day for half a year in most southern states of australia with your company burning it's self into peoples brains.
If it wasn't for sponsorship I wouldn't know what Kapersky was, same with Mission foods and never would have noticed Emirates air. Hope we get some major dollars this time, if we can't we need some decent marketing people.
I am imagining we are looking at using our strong finishes to 09 and 10 as a selling point to up the jumper sponsorship figures.
If north can hold on to Mazda for 20 years it would be nice to think we could get a big international in on silly figures, you get amazing value for money as an AFL jumper sponsor. Three pages every day for half a year in most southern states of australia with your company burning it's self into peoples brains.
If it wasn't for sponsorship I wouldn't know what Kapersky was, same with Mission foods and never would have noticed Emirates air. Hope we get some major dollars this time, if we can't we need some decent marketing people.
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Well, for starters it was not a "huge full page" it was about a quarter of a page with the Saint jumper and where the sponsorship logo should be was a sign with something like place your business here.gringo wrote:The sunday Age has a huge full page your business card here ad. I think the Jeld wen deal was probably one of the cheapest jumper deals ever as they came along when the GFC had hit and things looked grim. They are a decent sized company but I wouldn't think they are in the same league financially as the majority of major sponsors.
I am imagining we are looking at using our strong finishes to 09 and 10 as a selling point to up the jumper sponsorship figures.
If north can hold on to Mazda for 20 years it would be nice to think we could get a big international in on silly figures, you get amazing value for money as an AFL jumper sponsor. Three pages every day for half a year in most southern states of australia with your company burning it's self into peoples brains.
If it wasn't for sponsorship I wouldn't know what Kapersky was, same with Mission foods and never would have noticed Emirates air. Hope we get some major dollars this time, if we can't we need some decent marketing people.
Yes, it was a good add and it was not in the sports section but in the main section of the Age.
I have little doubt that the Club would have a few offers already but are sourcing the most attractive for our Club.
One would think that maybe that announcement would coincide at the AGM which has been held back, with this being a major issue
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