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Sponsorship

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If you got VALUE from this PodCamp, please consider making a donation.

(You money will go DIRECTLY to expenses of next year's "un"conference).

THANK-YOU to our generous sponsors !!!

Please visit our sponsors - descriptions and links below!

Without their support this "un"conference would not have been possible.

Redlasso enables bloggers, podcasters and content owners to monetize broadcast media clipped using Redlasso's patented technology.
Serving PA, NJ, DE & MD, Otto's is the Dealership of and for Mini enthusiasts.

The #1 generator of podcast content in the Greater Philadelphia region.
AWeber provides easy-to-use software to responsibly manage email newsletters and blog/podcast subscribers.

GPTMC makes Philadelphia and The Countryside™ a premier destination through marketing and image building that increases business and promotes the region's vitality.

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Comcast Corporation is the nation's leading provider of cable, entertainment and communications products and services. Comcast Interactive Media (CIM) focuses on online media.

blip.tv hosts, distributes, markets and monetizes independently created video shows, while splitting advertising income with content producers.

Innovation Philadelphia is a regional economic development organization committed to bring jobs and resources to the Greater Philadelphia Region, and to raising the Greater Philadelphia Region’s profile as an innovative center for creative businesses, industries and talent

Porter Novelli is a global public relations company. We take a 360-degree view of your business to build powerful and distinct communications programs.
Think of CM Access like matchmakers for the creative and marketing industries in the Northeast. We take a personal approach to connecting talented creative professionals to career-enhancing projects and positions from Delaware to Maine. Since most success in life comes from who you know, shouldn't you know CM Access?

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Uwishunu promotes the City of Philadelphia through the power of new media and Web 2.0 using blogs, podcasts, social networking sites and like tools.

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Friday Night event:

A BIG Thank you to our sponsors

--without your support this conference would not have been possible!!

Sponsors, we need YOU!

To sponsor PodCamp Philly, please use the paypal links below.

Venue Sponsor

$2,500.00
Gold Sponsor
$1,500.00
Silver Sponsor
$1,000
Bronze Sponsor
$500.00
Friend of PodCamp
$250.00
Podcamp Enthusiast
(any amount)

Why Should I Sponsor?

Listen to Russell Holliman from Podcast Ready to see what he has to say on the subject: Really, it's worth listening to--insightful.

(Note: you may have to cut and paste this into a browser if direct click doesn't work)

http://podcasting.about.com/library/russellwhysponsor.mp3

As the CEO/Founder of one of the largest and most successful podcasting businesses today, his insights come from a position of straddling the grassroots and corporate world.

Then, here's some tangible ROI yet to finalized...:

Tangible ROI:

Loads o' link love (we'll put your name/logo/contact information on materials to help boost your SEO and positive buzz before/during/after the event!)

Banners at the event. Sizes will vary. We don't want posters festooned about like a NASCAR track but all participants will know who you are.

A table at our "unexpo" which will be featured outside of main hall (if appropriate as deemed by venue). Otherwise, near the food, as this is where you'll certainly get the most attention.

Formal verbal thanks from the main stage

Time slots to promote your stuff - times will vary depending on donation size

Interview on PodCamp Philly official Podcast

Option to conduct raffle from main stage

Sponsor passes/badges. Amount will vary with donation size.

Intangible ROI:

If you listened to Russell's message, you now know that new media (whether it be podcasting, videocasting, social media, etc.) means you have to get INVOLVED. Interactivity and forging positive, value-added relationships is central to the philosophy of grass-rootin', tootin' knowledge exchange in these communities.

Simply giving money (although appreciated) isn't our primary or only hope for sponsors-we really want you to give a session or two and tell us why you think your product/service/whatever adds value to the community. And again, don't pitch us-talk to us. Dialogue with us. Everybody learns at podcamp, whether you're a first-day podcaster newbie or CEO of a major wireless company.

Does that mean by sponsoring podcamp you'll instantly get wide-ranging, positive credibility from the podcasting/new media world at large? I have no idea. But giving money is a great start.

Create your own ROI by immersing yourself in a world of mindshare and idea exchange that has little or nothing to do with money. There is a visceral, electric excitement when attending an event that purposefully breaks the barriers of traditional corporate titles and put everyone squarely on the same page.

Please understand that we do need funds to pay for the venue, food, T-shirts, insurance, and all the other costs that go along with typical conferences. So your fiscal support is encouraged and greatly appreciated and will not go unnoticed/rewarded.

We just want to make sure you understand up front that sponsoring podcamp is not like sponsoring other events where corporate names, logos, or personalities become featured players in the structure of the event. It's more like tossing some scratch in the collection plate of new ideas where money doesn't line our pockets but facilitates the chance for positive synergies to transpire in an atmosphere of open-source collaboration.

For further information and details please email podcampp(at)gmail(dot).com