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Ghost Posted - Apr 18 2012 : 19:09:39
I thought I would open up a new opportunity for my friends here at Boatered. A first, priveleged shot if you will.

I'm looking for a boat sponsor for the upcoming season. You pay all my living/boating expenses this summer and in return, I'll let you brand my boat any way that you choose. Imagine your company name/brand/cause plastered on the side of my boat. I'll go boating every single day and give it my best shot. My full committment to boating, will shine through to complement your branding.

If your interested, please let me know soon as I will need to start planning for an extended boating season right away.

For those of you who "wished" you thought of this, I only ask that you wait to throw your hat in the ring only after I have selected an appropriate sponsor, especially should a bidding ware ensue.

I look forward to your sponsoring!

ghost


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BJL Posted - Apr 22 2012 : 15:54:06
LOL!
mdoherty Posted - Apr 22 2012 : 15:20:11
If your not sure what to use ax someone for advise!

Hear is an ad you can post for potential advertisers.

Boater_Dave Posted - Apr 22 2012 : 13:18:26
There are four "your's" in the OP's post, three are correct, one is not.

Imagine your company name/brand/cause plastered on the side of my boat. - correct

If your interested, please let me know soon as I will need to start planning for an extended boating season right away. - incorrect

For those of you who "wished" you thought of this, I only ask that you wait to throw your hat in the ring only after I have selected an appropriate sponsor, especially should a bidding ware ensue. - correct

I look forward to your sponsoring! - correct, but I think it should be sponsorship : - )

TO the OP, what do you expect the annual cost range might be? Part of my business' long-term advertising plan is to have a boat that acts as a billboard so this is intriguing.
Woodsong Posted - Apr 20 2012 : 20:45:08
BillK CLEARLY wins! Not many know the term "yuns." Reminds me of my time spent living in N GA and western NC back in the day. :)

Ghost Posted - Apr 20 2012 : 17:38:06
Yeah, have to say I'm bored with my own thread. Too bad.
Sandy Posted - Apr 20 2012 : 15:09:59
No sense in starting a ware (sic...see above) over sllly typos and symantics.
BillK Posted - Apr 20 2012 : 06:22:19
Your = possession ie "Your hourse, your car etc".
You're = you are - "If you are interested" "If you are in the area"
The correct use in this case would have been yuns = ie "Are yuns interested" "Are yuns coming" "Is that yuns car" This version is much more flexible and can be used to replace "You" "Your" and "You're"
Woodsong Posted - Apr 19 2012 : 22:31:12
quote:
Originally posted by BJL

Uh....I think "your" was correct so ante up.



Ummm...you SURE about that??? Quote
"If YOUR interested, please let me know soon as I will need to start planning for an extended boating season right away."
In the know Posted - Apr 19 2012 : 08:08:48
Ghost:

I wish you luck in your endeavour. Having recently inked a few sponsors for my sons race team (cars not boats), I can tell you the process is long and at times painful.

I will also tell you that any sponsor will jump to the top of your recent calls list. You will also need to make your boat, and Captain available for promotional events.
Ghost Posted - Apr 19 2012 : 07:52:51
Woodsong, if your secretary accidentally makes the check out for one too many zeros, I'm not falling for it. Just sayin.

KiDa Posted - Apr 19 2012 : 07:42:57
quote:
Originally posted by Audrey II

Interesting concept! I wonder if I can sponsor my own boat? Might be a way to save about 30% of the cost.



You can try it. I hear ESPN is firing up a new show: "Trolling for IRS agents."
Audrey II Posted - Apr 19 2012 : 07:36:22
Interesting concept! I wonder if I can sponsor my own boat? Might be a way to save about 30% of the cost.
KiDa Posted - Apr 19 2012 : 07:05:17
You were down wind when the DEA lit the marijuana fields on fire, weren't you?
BJL Posted - Apr 19 2012 : 06:49:34
Uh....I think "your" was correct so ante up.
Woodsong Posted - Apr 19 2012 : 06:33:16
Ghost, I was going to send you a check for $50k and a 12"x12" company logo for you to afix to your boat but then i noticed you typed "your" instead of "you're" in your post above and I have a strict "No donations to those that confuse you're with your" policy. Sorry! ;)
lanbuilder Posted - Apr 18 2012 : 21:19:03
I will pass this offer on to the the pro-obama PAC. I am sure they could use the signage space.
Ghost Posted - Apr 18 2012 : 19:34:33
Hey, I think Ghost would look good with 48 feet of "Boatfix" plastered on the side. Besides as you note, its only "attempted" commerce. I figure we can leave it up until someone bites.
L. Keith Posted - Apr 18 2012 : 19:29:52
Please remove this attempt at commercial commerce, no one can shill on this site except for Lester and Pascal.
OLD HOUSEBOATER Posted - Apr 18 2012 : 19:18:21
What part of GALE WARNING did you not understand?

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