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[AndyCapp]

I may have missed the thread somewhere.
With the start of 2013 here already, who is the Major sponsor of Super League and who is Sponsoring this years World Cup?
The more exposure these companies get the better return for their investment.

Ce message a été modifié par AndyCapp - 03 janvier 2013 - 01:21 .

[Kenilworth Tiger]

good thread

[a.n Other]

good thread

it's of more importance and interest than a few cables being nicked from an ageing Rugby League ground.

Ce message a été modifié par a.n Other - 03 janvier 2013 - 01:29 .

[Kenilworth Tiger]

it's of more importance and interest than a few cables being nicked from an ageing Rugby League ground.

reply to it then and put me on ignore you boring twerp

[Mrbus]

it's of more importance and interest than a few cables being nicked from an ageing Rugby League ground.

not really, when its been covered plenty of times that the current deal with stobart hasn't finished. Do you really think stobart were happy to walk away from a deal that gave them great coverage for very little cost?

What's more worrying is the silent on the other sponsorships of the rest of the comps.

[a.n Other]

reply to it then and put me on ignore you boring twerp

Why would I put you on ignore? You might have some valid points. You might not either, but that's a forum for you.

Ce message a été modifié par a.n Other - 03 janvier 2013 - 01:38 .

[Gav Wilson]

not really, when its been covered plenty of times that the current deal with stobart hasn't finished. Do you really think stobart were happy to walk away from a deal that gave them great coverage for very little cost?

What's more worrying is the silent on the other sponsorships of the rest of the comps.

The Stobart deal ended at about 8pm on October 6th.

The (very experienced) new Commercial manager is working on it. All of them.

[AndyCapp]

not really, when its been covered plenty of times that the current deal with stobart hasn't finished. Do you really think stobart were happy to walk away from a deal that gave them great coverage for very little cost?

What's more worrying is the silent on the other sponsorships of the rest of the comps.

The Stobarts deal would have to be the worst deal in living memory, my kids local School could cut a deal like that without raising a sweat.
Stobarts appear to believe their commitment to decal a few Trailers to be done.


Stobart Group Ends Super League Sponsorship

Stobart Group will end its title sponsorship of rugby Super League at the end of the 2012 season.

http://www.stobartgroup.co.uk/news/general/super-league-begins-search-for-new-title-sponsor/


A decal like that is worth less than $2,000 Aussie dollars, how many Trailers did they decal?

Ce message a été modifié par AndyCapp - 03 janvier 2013 - 01:46 .

[brooza]

The Stobart deal ended at about 8pm on October 6th.

The (very experienced) new Commercial manager is working on it. All of them.

And with that post, all that needs to be said (that isn't just a repeat of the same threads every couple of weeks) has been said

[AndyCapp]

Was this said? it was suppose to be a 3 year deal...
"The Rugby Football League are today celebrating a three-year sponsorship deal with the Stobart Group they believe could be worth up to £2.5million a year.
100 trailers decaled at a cost of say 200-300k equates to a 2.5million dollar deal? how does that work?

Ce message a été modifié par AndyCapp - 03 janvier 2013 - 01:57 .

[a.n Other]

Was this said? it was suppose to be a 3 year deal...
"The Rugby Football League are today celebrating a three-year sponsorship deal with the Stobart Group they believe could be worth up to £2.5million a year.
100 trailers decaled at a cost of say 200-300k equates to a 2.5million dollar deal? how does that work?

If I recall they based the overall value on equivalent advertising costs etc not just in the cost of painting the trailers.

Ce message a été modifié par a.n Other - 03 janvier 2013 - 02:04 .

[Gav Wilson]

The Stobart deal is over. It's gone, finished, in the past. It was worth a shot to try something different but unfortunately it didn't work out.

Please move on.


The (very experienced) new Commercial manager is working on new deals for all competitions. Let him get on with his job.

[Dave T]

Was this said? it was suppose to be a 3 year deal...
"The Rugby Football League are today celebrating a three-year sponsorship deal with the Stobart Group they believe could be worth up to £2.5million a year.
100 trailers decaled at a cost of say 200-300k equates to a 2.5million dollar deal? how does that work?

Because the trailers are not just there to look pretty. They are moving billboards.

There are naturally disagreements around the effectiveness of this kind of advertising, but it definitely has a relatively high value. The company I work for will be using this kind of advertising this year - I don;t know too much about it tbh, but will be interested to see the budgets and expected returns.

Look at it this way:

100 trucks.
x 52 weeks
= 5200
If you use a starting point of £1m as the value, this means that it is costing £192 per truck per week. That is nothing and you'd struggle to get any kind of reasonable ads for £192. That would be swallowed up in minutes in digital advertising.

You then of course have creative and implementation costs, we can assume that Stobart paid for this.

The deal absolutely had a value, probably really quite high in marketing terms. Whether it was the right thing to do is a completely different discussion, but it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect to have to be paying well over £1m if you wanted to go with a full annual campaign like this.

[cookey]

Capp knows there has been no announcement,as usual he is just trolling for his own purposes.

[Kenilworth Tiger]

Capp knows there has been no announcement,as usual he is just trolling for his own purposes.

bingo - hence my original post

[CANETMAN]

The new guy at the RFL must be given a chance to come up with the goods and having to find at least £5 Million of sponsorship in such a short period of time is not an easy task.

Sometimes a potential deal happens within a few days other times it can take weeks or months,however the one thing that has happened is that the market has changed right now the big money (As i have said before) is in Russia and China.

Only this morning our agency office in France secured a sponsorship for rugby that took at least 3 months to finalize its tough out there at the moment and even global corporations are cutting back especially in the traditional market places.

Hopefully things will work out my advise would be anyway to not take a silly offer and just keep working hard until the right deal comes up (It always does:) fingers crossed.

CM

[l'angelo mysterioso]

it's of more importance and interest than a few cables being nicked from an ageing Rugby League ground.

congratulations on your appointment.

how do you see your new role as arbiter of what isn't and is important to people on the TRL forum developing?

[a.n Other]

congratulations on your appointment.

how do you see your new role as arbiter of what isn't and is important to people on the TRL forum developing?

Thanks

[The Parksider]

Because the trailers are not just there to look pretty. They are moving billboards.

There are naturally disagreements around the effectiveness of this kind of advertising, but it definitely has a relatively high value. The company I work for will be using this kind of advertising this year - I don;t know too much about it tbh, but will be interested to see the budgets and expected returns.

Look at it this way:

100 trucks.
x 52 weeks
= 5200
If you use a starting point of £1m as the value, this means that it is costing £192 per truck per week. That is nothing and you'd struggle to get any kind of reasonable ads for £192. That would be swallowed up in minutes in digital advertising.

You then of course have creative and implementation costs, we can assume that Stobart paid for this.

The deal absolutely had a value, probably really quite high in marketing terms. Whether it was the right thing to do is a completely different discussion, but it wouldn't be unreasonable to expect to have to be paying well over £1m if you wanted to go with a full annual campaign like this.

That was a very informative post indeed. I see the point.

There's me being told the naming rights had been given away for nowt.

Good swap?

[Dave T]

That was a very informative post indeed. I see the point.

There's me being told the naming rights had been given away for nowt.

Good swap?

I think the major issue with this kind of marketing is that it needed to be part of a major campaign, which would have needed more investment. Trucks on their own wouldn;t really work. Had they used the Extraordinary Rugby creative on the trucks, and then tactically used TV, Press, Digital etc with a consistent creative it could have worked well.

It's a little like selling Title sponsorship to ITV for a year based on three week's worth of TV ads. This may be worth over a million, but it's not an effective marketing campaign, so whilst it has a monetary value, it isn;t necessarily the best value for the sport.

Worth a go - but not brilliantly executed - and the negativity around the deal from the fans and media will not have helped in the slightest.