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As a web designer, you’ve probably considered looking into additional revenue streams, but have you ever considered sponsorships?
If not, you’ll want to hear this conversation I had with sponsorship coach and author of the new book “Sponsor Magnet” Justin Moore.
While this is mostly a chance for him to coach me live on my sponsorship strategies, it applies to web designers even with small client-based audiences and followings.
There is so much opportunity for sponsorships at all levels with brands, local businesses and even referral partners that you might not be thinking about as a web designer. So, instead of just sitting on gold…let’s dig some up in the form of sponsorships with Justin!
Side note: as a web designer, I must say, chef’s kiss to the sponsormagnet.com site!
Head to the show notes to get all links and resources we mentioned, along with a full transcription of this episode at joshhall.co/409

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Chapters

1. Why Diversified Revenue Matters (00:00:00)

2. Web Design Revenue Streams Beyond Projects (00:01:33)

3. Introducing Justin Moore And Sponsor Magnet (00:03:35)

4. Coaches’ Lens: Service Over Payout (00:06:45)

5. Affiliates, Sponsors, And Alliances Explained (00:11:23)

6. Custom Packages Beat Fixed Deliverables (00:18:44)

7. Pricing, Budget Ranges, And “Heck Yeah” Numbers (00:24:58)

8. Flight Lengths, Rebooking, And KPI Reality (00:31:22)

9. Ops Load, Ad Ops Help, And Overlapping Deals (00:37:10)

10. Vetting Sponsors And Protecting Your Audience (00:43:20)

11. From Affiliates To Paid Partnerships (00:49:36)

12. Inventing New Deliverables The Brand Wants (00:54:16)

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