Sponsors are vital for grassroots clubs – and they want something in return. Only the people at the ground see a pitchside advertising board. A sponsor logo on every Instagram graphic is seen by every follower, every week. That's exactly what makes social media such a strong argument in sponsorship talks.
Why sponsors want to be on social media
- Reach beyond the stadium – every post reaches the whole community.
- Repetition – the logo appears again on every matchday.
- Measurability – reach and engagement can be shown.
- Modern image – the partner presents itself where people are.
How to add sponsors automatically
- Add your sponsors – save the name and logo.
- Place the sponsor element in the template – once per template.
- Choose your selection – all sponsors, or specific ones per post.
- Adjust the layout – spacing and number of rows for a clean look.
- Generate – the logos appear automatically on the finished graphic.
You maintain the logos once – after that they land on every graphic without you having to insert them each time. The basics are covered in Your first graphic in 3 minutes.
Sponsorship packages by visibility
Use your social media presence as a selling point:
- Main sponsor – logo prominently on every graphic.
- Premium partner – logo on selected post types.
- Partner strip – smaller logos grouped together at the edge.
This gives every sponsor visible value in return – a lever for keeping existing partnerships and winning new ones.
Consistency builds the brand
Sponsor logos work best within a consistent club look – see the club branding guide. Embedded in your weekly matchday content, your partners get reach week after week.
Conclusion
Adding sponsors to Instagram posts costs you almost nothing and gives your partners real added value. Save the logos once, place the sponsor element – from then on, every matchday is also an advertising space.
Try it for free and make your sponsors visible.