Sponsorship

What can I offer you?

Shows could be marketed under your name as partner or sponsor. So, for example, if you wish to be my partner for the whole series (13 shows), the title announcement could read something like: The Rhoda Wilson Show in association with [your name]”.

There would be a similar mention in the end-credits. Alternatively, if you wanted to sponsor an individual documentary, the acknowledgement “Sponsored by [your name]” would appear on the title screen and in the end-credits.

Additionally, we have three minutes available in each half-hour programme, for commercial presentations, and you could take some or all of these (which I foresee as being in 10-second bites) to promote your brand.



What do I need from you?

There is a requirement for working capital to take many of my projects forward, and partners could be involved at one of three levels.

• Association
Be my partner for the whole series of programmes, with your involvement acknowledged on all title screens and end-credits.
• Sponsorship
Be my partner for a series or more and get acknowledged on title screen and the end-credits.
• Advertising
Additionally, advertising time is available – a total of three minutes per programme (contact us to find out more)

Benefits:

• The interview will be seen by a wide range of viewers, especially in the UK and a significant percentage globally in Ghana, Nigeria, Tunisia, Morocco, and Belgium. Unable to provide fuller figures of a European audience, BEN TV, being Free-to-Air, can be seen wherever the Sky DTH services are viewable.
• The Rhoda Wilson Show has a dedicated press team, thus there will be a write-up of the interview, with subsequent high level, press exposure, which many small businesses do not receive without hiring out the services of a separate PR company. (See below for an example)
• Improve brand awareness in an effective and consistent manner utilizing a strong media tool.
• Increase social responsibility status with a contribution to the sustainable development goal for the African and Caribbean communities.
• Opportunities exist where shows are syndicated or acquired by other networks.