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VAFA seeking naming rights sponsor for 2017 Women’s Football competition
The Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) is seeking expressions of interest for a naming rights sponsor for the 2017 VAFA Women’s Football competition.
The VAFA women’s competition was formally announced last week, and already our web traffic and social media numbers have been very impressive.
With women’s football set to grow and prosper in the coming years, an outstanding and unique sponsorship opportunity exists with the VAFA’s Women’s competition.
Naming rights to VAFA’s Women’s Football competition allows for name recognition across all VAFA communication channels, including:
- Logo placement on VAFA.com.au homepage (Millions of page views per year)
- Dedicated sponsor webpage & & banner advertising on VAFA.com.au
- Dedicated Amateur Footballer ‘record’ pages & other official publications
- Referenced in 1116SEN weekly wrap throughout season
- Co-branded official match day Sherrin
- Logo placement on official apparel
- Regular social media references & dedicated campaigns
- Access to VAFA mailing list (20,000+)
Contact VAFA GM – Commercial, Blair O’Hara on 9537 6710 or [email protected] immediately for further information.
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