Sponsorship

Sponsorship is usually a kind of advertising by carrying the costs of something popular. (I.e. someone sponsors party, equipment for a famous atleth)

The Sponsor earns popularity this way while the Sponsored can save a lot of money.

Many companies want their Logo on sponsored Equipment in return.

Common misspelling and questions (FAQ)

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