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Post by thesecondjack on Feb 5, 2016 20:09:50 GMT
I noticed a non-league magazine recently which doesn't look all that bad, you can have a look at the past issues on their website for free (I know there was an interview with Ellis Deeney in issue 5), when I looked on their website, found that they sell physical copies to clubs at a discount, so the clubs can sell them at RRP and make a little bit for themselves. I believe it's monthly, thought it might be worth the club buying a handful and seeing if they sell or not www.thenonleague.com/It wouldn't solve our money problems by a long shot, but as one supermarket keeps telling us, every little helps.
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Post by Dodger on Feb 5, 2016 21:22:43 GMT
Every little helps indeed A couple of suggestions from me on the subject are:- 1. Create a 'donations' tab on the WCFC website so that small amounts can be given (by anyone) for the cause. 2. Create a collaboration with, say, Amazon so that supporters (or anyone) who use Amazon for purchases do so via an Amazon web portal linked from the WCFC web site. The process for a customer purchase works in the same way as a normal Amazon purchase except that WCFC would get a small commission on the deal. Dodger.
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Post by richwidd on Feb 5, 2016 23:14:56 GMT
Every little helps indeed A couple of suggestions from me on the subject are:- 1. Create a 'donations' tab on the WCFC website so that small amounts can be given (by anyone) for the cause. 2. Create a collaboration with, say, Amazon so that supporters (or anyone) who use Amazon for purchases do so via an Amazon web portal linked from the WCFC web site. The process for a customer purchase works in the same way as a normal Amazon purchase except that WCFC would get a small commission on the deal. Dodger. Ref 1 - There is one on the Supporters Trust Website Ref 2 - We have EasyFundraising on the Club Website & Amazon are on it: Easy Fundraising
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Post by Dodger on Feb 6, 2016 8:03:17 GMT
Every little helps indeed A couple of suggestions from me on the subject are:- 1. Create a 'donations' tab on the WCFC website so that small amounts can be given (by anyone) for the cause. 2. Create a collaboration with, say, Amazon so that supporters (or anyone) who use Amazon for purchases do so via an Amazon web portal linked from the WCFC web site. The process for a customer purchase works in the same way as a normal Amazon purchase except that WCFC would get a small commission on the deal. Dodger. Ref 1 - There is one on the Supporters Trust Website Ref 2 - We have EasyFundraising on the Club Website & Amazon are on it: Easy FundraisingThanks Rich Dodger.
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Post by jimbo on Feb 6, 2016 16:18:56 GMT
Didn't we used to have a credit card which we made a few quid out of ? Also I realise that someone would have to erect & remove advertising boards before & after matches, but a couple of massive banners may give us a couple of grand a year & im sure there must be some Kidderminster companies must trade in Worcecester & visa versa. Just a thought.
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Post by cloud on Feb 8, 2016 10:42:19 GMT
Game sponsorship? - I can't remember hearing anything over the tannoy to say games are sponsored.
Player sponsorship? - nothing in the programme.
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Post by greenman on Feb 8, 2016 15:39:07 GMT
All great ideas and welcome, dont forget to contact Mike on his return from holiday and join the commercial sub-committee. Remember its not just ideas wanted but also the will and volunteers to put the plans into action.
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Post by thesecondjack on Feb 8, 2016 16:03:00 GMT
Game sponsorship? - I can't remember hearing anything over the tannoy to say games are sponsored. Player sponsorship? - nothing in the programme. Jane definitely says a thank you to Pinches, usually about 20ish minutes before kickoff but I'm not sure if that's just for team sponsorship, or match, or both. There's also a mention the the announcements come from the ST if I recall rightly. The website does have various sponsorship offers available: www.worcestercityfc.com/a/sponsor-the-club-for-the-201516-season-44783.htmlSomething novel I saw towards the start of this season on Kiddys forum is that they didn't have a match sponsor for one game, so they asked their forum if a group of them would like to be the sponsor, the offer is the same as is for us, I believe... So should you know 7-9 other eager city fans, £45 a head for all the above doesn't sound too bad (I assume entry to the game is covered by the price too). As far as I'm aware, the kiddy forum did sponsor the match, I recall one comment being something like ''at least we'll get to chose a rightful man of the match''.
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