Start with the experience.
A sponsor presence should make sense within the guest experience, not feel like an unrelated interruption.
Audience & sponsor revenue
Make your audience part
of the opportunity.
Explore how guest connectivity, eligible audiences, and thoughtful reporting can support a stronger sponsor offering.
A practical place to start.
01 · Explore a real example
Start with the guest connection.
Read the Circuit of the Americas story.
Explore 02 · Shape the opportunityConnect the audience to the media plan.
Explore Retail Media.
Explore 03 · Build the partner experienceGive the partnership a clear place in the visit.
Explore Sponsorships.
ExploreKeep these in mind
A better starting point.
Define the eligible audience.
Be clear about which contacts and channels can be used, and which permissions are required.
Report what actually happened.
Separate sponsor engagement, audience growth, observed visits, and revenue rather than combining them into one promise.
Explore audience & sponsor revenue.
Buffalo Wild Wings
Buffalo Wild Wings franchise group captures contacts at $0.35 each and reports 5:1 ROAS
Read storyCircuit of the Americas
Circuit of the Americas converts race-weekend WiFi into $500K+ in sponsorship revenue
Read storyPrimanti Bros.
Primanti Bros. turns restaurant contacts into audiences and measured advertising
Read storyNational grocery chain
An upscale grocery chain measures incremental visits with a holdout test
Read storyTAO Group Hospitality
TAO Group Hospitality captures visits beyond reservation and website systems
Read storyVeronica Beard
Veronica Beard uses a two-store pilot to measure visits against paid exposure
Read storyNational coffee chain: reacquiring lost customers
A national coffee chain measures the return from lapsed guests
Read storyNational coffee chain: loyalty app sign-ups
A national coffee chain recruits app users from observed coffee habits
Read storyRuth's Chris Steak House
Ruth's Chris franchisee grows from a one-store test to nine restaurants
Read storyHill Country Barbecue Market
Hill Country Barbecue Market replaces comment cards with event-ready audience data
Read storyFour Entertainment Group
Four Entertainment Group turns raffles into visit-based customer outreach
Read storyAnthony's Coal Fired Pizza
Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza automates win-back for a two-person marketing team
Read storyApple Valley Mountain Village
Apple Valley Mountain Village measures four businesses on one property
Read storyRenowned New England pizzeria
A New England pizzeria moves from dine-in to delivery-focused marketing
Read storyWomen's apparel and accessories retailer
A national apparel retailer recognizes shoppers its CRM missed
Read storyPinheads Bowling Center
Pinheads gives different entertainment customers different reasons to return
Read storyThe Tavern Restaurant Group
The Tavern Restaurant Group makes event emails and feedback manageable
Read storyCoyote Ugly Saloon
Coyote Ugly uses real visitors to evaluate creative and acquisition cost
Read storyJim Butler Chevrolet
Jim Butler Chevrolet converts showroom traffic into higher-volume leads
Read storyLas Palapas Leon Springs
Las Palapas automates marketing for an owner-managed franchise location
Read storyMax Brenner Chocolate
Max Brenner converts a tourist-heavy location into an addressable guest audience
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