Creative
Build a sponsorship deck
What a brand gets, evidenced, with packages and prices.
Fill it in
Which one.
Who listens and what they buy.
Three tiers with what each includes.
Your prompt
Build a sponsorship deck for [the show]. Audience: [the audience] Answer the brand's actual question, which is what they get for the money, on the second slide. A deck that spends five slides on the show's story loses a sponsor who opens it between meetings. Evidence the audience: who they are, what they do, and what they have bought because of the show. That last one is worth more than every other number. Three tiers with what each includes and what it costs. Named packages make the middle one easy to choose, and a menu with no prices makes nothing easy. Be specific about placement, read length and whether it is host-read, since those are what a media buyer is comparing.
Use Build a sponsorship deckOpens with everything above already filled in.
Why this works
A deck that spends five slides on the show's story loses a sponsor who opened it between meetings. This answers what they get, on the second slide, with prices.