A production sponsorship package Greetings, We are pleased you are considering the opportunity to reach one of your marketing goals this year by becoming a sponsor . Your participation will present your company with the opportunity to take advantage of a select demographic through target marketing and demonstrate community reinvestment. Our mission for your sponsorship is exactly the same as your mission for marketing: To capitalize on brand attributes and to incorporate your brand to be the natural choice for your target market. Thus, changing people’s perceptions and behaviors while viewing the productions. We will accomplish this through massive exposure from both the traditional media campaigns and promotions associated with the shows. However, we will create additional exposure through more innovative options from the audience through live interactive options with the audience and integrated social media networking. We have demonstrated several innovative opportunities available to enhance your corporate marketing objectives throughout this proposal to help you maximize your sponsorship experience. We promise to work directly with your target market department to ensure all of your objectives are met and the sponsorship is a complete success. Best Regards, LaTrisha N. Reid CEO & Director of Sponsorship Ikkin & Company 11233 Shadow Creek Pkwy Suite 200 Pearland, TX 77024 713.340.0435 Keith Sweat is an award winning R&B artist with several chart topping hits.Sweat released his debut album Make It Last Forever, which sold four million copies. The biggest hit from this album was “I Want Her” (#1 R&B/#5 Pop), and the title track from the album was hit #2 on the R&B charts. Sweat continued to chart fairly well with his sophomore album I’ll Give All My Love To You, which hit #3 on the Billboard 200 chart, and Keep It Comin debuted in the Top 20 of the album chart. Sweat released his fourth album Get Up On It in the summer of 1994. He followed with Keith Sweat, his self-titled fifth album, in 1996, which hit #5 on the Billboard 200. The single “Twisted” hit #2 on the Billboard Hot 100, and “Nobody” hit #3. In 1992, Sweat discovered the group Silk, and helped craft their debut album, Lose Control, which hit #7 on the Billboard 200 album chart. The album’s single “Freak Me” hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 on May 1, 1993. In 1995, Sweat discovered the Atlanta based female R&B group Kut Klose. Sweat also produced the group’s debut album Surrender, which produced the hit single “I Like”, peaking to #8 on Billboard’s “Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles”. Sweat also formed the R&B super group LSG with Gerald Levert and Johnny Gill, and released their self-titled debut Levert.Sweat.Gill in 1997. That album featured the hit “My Body”, which became a huge hit single. Keith Sweat has produced song for artists such as Men At Large - Don’t Cry, Dru Hill - Love’s Train, Dru Hill - Share My World, Immature - Extra, Extra, Ol Skool - Am I Dreaming (feat. Xscape), The Isley Brothers - Slow Is The Way, The O’Jays ft Keith Sweat - Baby You Know. He has been the host of a nationally syndicated radio program based upon the Quiet storm format. The Keith Sweat Hotel (known as The Quiet Storm with Keith Sweat on WBLS in New York City) is syndicated through Premiere Radio Networks. New York-raised Doug E. Fresh, born Douglas Davis, got his initial notoriety for being the original human beat-box, inventing a method to imitate a drum machine using breath control through the teeth, lips, and gums. He had a string of hit singles with his then-partner Slick Rick in the early and mid-1980s, most notably on “The Show” and “La-Di-Da-Di” in 1985. A subsequent album, “Oh, My God,” included guest stints from veteran jazz trumpeter Jimmy Owens and synthesizer player Bernard Wright. Fresh also released a 1988 follow-up album, “The World’s Greatest Entertainer,” and recorded an album in 1992 for M.C. Hammer’s short-lived Capitol/EMI Recordsdistributed label, Bust It Records. After recording another album for Gee Street Records in the mid-1990s and appearing on many other artists’ albums, Fresh disappeared for a few years. He has just resurfaced as a solo artist with a new release on a small independent label, but he remains an active force in hip-hop music, appearing as a guest artist on many records, to the present day. ABOUT THE PERFORMERS This seminal R&B guy group was the first to sport the new jack swing sound, essentially traditional soul vocals melded to hip-hop beats, with credit for the genre’s invention going to founder, multi-instrumentalist, and super-producer Teddy Riley. Riley formed his first band, Wreckx-N-Effect, while still a teenager, with brothers Markell Riley and Brandon Mitchell; Guy followed a few years later in 1987. Its first incarnation featured vocalists Aaron Hall and Timmy Gatling. Their self-titled debut album was an instant smash, producing the R&B hits “I Like,” “Groove Me,” “Spend the Night,” and “Teddy’s Jam.” Meanwhile, Riley found himself in strong demand as a songwriter and producer; in 1988, Riley produced Bobby Brown’s Don’t Be Cruel, the album that helped new jack swing cross over into the pop mainstream. Riley has also worked with Kool Moe Dee, Michael Jackson (Dangerous), Stevie Wonder, Keith Sweat, Jane Child, and SWV, among others. In between albums, Guy contributed songs to the soundtracks of Do the Right Thing and New Jack City. Cedric and Joel Hailey comprise the romantic R&B duo K-Ci & JoJo, who were one of two pairs of brothers that made up the charttopping ‘90s group Jodeci. They performed with Mr. Dalvin (Dalvin DeGrate) and DeVante Swing (Donald DeGrate, Jr.), formed group Jodeci, 1989; group signed to MCA subsidiary Uptown label, 1989; Jodeci released debut album Forever My Lady, 1991, Diary of a Mad Band, 1994, and The Show, The After Party, The Hotel, 1995; K-Ci and JoJo sang vocals on Tupac Shakur single, “How Do You Want It,” 1996; K-Ci & JoJo debut release as duo, Love Always, 1997; It’s Real, 1999. The brothers made their side project (K-Ci & JoJo) into a full-fledged collaboration with the release of their debut album, Love Always, in 1997. The lead single, “You Bring Me Up,” was a Top Ten R&B hit, and the follow-up, “Last Night’s Letter,” was also successful. But the single that really broke them big was the sweet ballad “All My Life,” which went all the way to number one on both the pop and R&B charts in early 1998. Love Always went on to sell over four million copies, and Jodeci went on an unofficial, indefinite hiatus (though they never broke up). K-Ci & JoJo assembled a follow-up album; It’s Real, which stuck closely to the sound of its predecessor. It was another Top Ten, platinum-selling hit, and produced another smash single in “Tell Me It’s Real,” which topped out at number two on both the pop and R&B charts. The Haileys celebrated ten years in the recording industry with 2000’s X, their third straight platinum album, which spun off the near-Top Ten pop hit “Crazy.”} Platinum sales levels were reached for all Jodeci and K-Ci & JoJo releases; American Music Award, 1999. With loads of down-to-earth appeal, youthful vocal licks, sassy struts and a state-of-the-street blend of soul-rooted melodies, coasting above an assortment of streetwise beats, New York City-bred Cheryl (Coko) Gamble, Leanne (Lelee) Lyons and Tamara (Taj) Johnson struck big as SWV. With slammin’ singles like “I’m So Into You”, “Right Here”, “Weak” and “Anything”, all Top 10 smashes, resulted in the multi-platinum status of their debut album, It’s About Time. SWV garnered enormous attention with their auspicious debut. They received nominations for a Grammy Award, an American Music Award and The Source Award in 1993. They won a Children’s Choice Award and a BET “Best of Video Soul” Award. As if that weren’t enough, they wowed audiences on a national tour with Bobby Brown, were “poster girls” for Cross Colours, appeared on “The Tonight Show”, “Arsenio Hall”, “New York Undercover”, hosted “Showtime At The Apollo”, and were chronicled in several notable publications, such as People, Us, Ebony, Essence, USA Today and Vibe. So, there you have it, the SWV whirlwind, to which they’ve added RELEASE SOME TENSION. All in all, it certainly appears that the prolific SWV/ Sisters With Voices is indeed members of Mr. Brown’s club, and should be deemed “the hardest working trio in show business!” Event details Event: The Fresh Music Festival PROMOTER: G2 Productions GENRE: Music R & B Dates and time: Saturday, May 26, 2012 @ 8:00 pm Headliner: Keith Sweat SUPPORTING ACTS: Dougie Fresh KC & JoJo SWV GUY Location: The Reliant Arena Attendees: Houston market, we are targeting average of 5,654 attendees. A full list of target market segments can be found on thefollowing page. Parking and transportation: The Reliant Arena is accessible by bus, located at the heart of Houston. pROJECTED tOUR sCHEDULE CITY Houston, TX FEB11 VENUE DATES ONSITE POTENTIAL REACH Reliant Arena 05/26 6,891 Capacity sat 2012 target markets Based upon audience research, our media and promotional campaign is aimed directly to the following demographic and psychographic groups: Identity: Soul & Hip-Hop culture, high status, good careers & jobs, brand conscious, strong collective influence & power, cultural drivers, connected, leaders, innovators, trailblazers, rolemodels, mentors, Attitudinal: open minded, cutting edge, liberal, independent, opinionated, worldly, Behaviors: risk-takers, technology literate, more prone to spending money vs. saving, live life to the fullest, live for the moment, energizing Beliefs: high regard for music & socializing, loyal to family & friends, self-pride, self-rewarding, Beer Drinkers—Based on audience research, these people make up 43% of our audience, and accounted for 47% of all ticket sales of musical festivals. vIEW FROM THE STAGE Age Range: 21-55 Sex/Gender: 70% Women, 30% Men Race/Ethnicity: 80% African American Location of Residence: National tours and fan base Socioeconomic Status: Middle to Upper Class Marital Status: 40% Married, 60% Single or other With demographics like these…G2 Productions can fit into your branding strategies, your promotional campaigns and your mission of productive and aggressive corporate communications! This is a win-win partnership! marketing plan POTENTIAL REACH .Houston, TX 1,280,000 (21+) Based upon target market research, we have created a media plan that will generate interest in and awareness of the concert, while specifically targeting your key markets. Main Media Our total budget for paid and promotional media is $75,000, and with that we have been able to negotiate $250,000 in media value. A full media schedule and an audience profile available upon request. High Visibility Branding Three months of full high visibility branding promoting The Fresh Music Festival via signage on the Reliant Center Jumbotron seen by every passing car on Highway 610 rotating all day and night. Radio We have negotiated a four-week drive-time promotional schedule on local radio running prior to and through The Fresh Music Festival. The schedule is anchored by major concert promotions. This station matches our core audience profiles almost exactly. Website and e-marketing We have a Website promotion on station website’s generating 1,480,000 hits annually, with 37% of those hits in the month prior to promoted events. The website includes a wide variety of information about the show, its sponsors, and exhibitors, and is featured on all appropriate media promotion and publicity. Signage Banners along walkways into theater, Pop Up Banners at main door entrance Leverage ideas Based on the previous events executed with, we understand your key marketing objectives in the past year were are as follows: • Grow product share • Stabilize product in market • Accelerate growth of product or service • Be a Valued Craft Player • Showcase new services and packages • Capitalize on Brand Attributes Using the tools and benefits created for sinular we have devised number of ways that our sponsors can achieve Capitalization on Brand Attributes. benefits On-site Promotion & Sales The Reliant Arena patrons are able to enjoy onsite services or sampling withour missing a beat. As the official Market Sponsor of The Fresh Music Festival you will receive the following comprehensive package of benefits: Sponsorship • Product exclusivity in promotional material • Inclusion in all pre-event and post event marketing to include radio advertisement on radio stations, television, newspaper and press releases • 3 Months of Full high visibility branding promoting the The Fresh Music Festival on The Reliant Arena. Jumbotron. Hospitality and Networking • 10 VIP Lounge Passes • 20 General Admission Tickets
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