[hoodman60]

This is just a general thread about young gunz teams who might or might not have sponserships. This thread is open to ideas that people might have about getting sponserships. If you have one please post on how you might have received one. Because of paint being to exspensive it is important for young gunz to try and get sponserships due to the expensive paint at almost all field and even though your parents might financially support you they won't forever so it's important for sponsers.

[dozerdog]

***a Professional Resume Looks Good For Companies***

[hoodman60]

Originally Posted by dozerdog

***a Professional Resume Looks Good Fo Companies***

ya bro but don't thing you can lie about that s*** and say your a pro team if your just young gunz

[T.I.L_Paintball]

Originally Posted by hoodman60

ya bro but don't thing you can lie about that s*** and say your a pro team if your just young gunz

Any company, or sponsorship rep can tell when you're lying; they can also pick up on grammatical errors, and misspellings.
So, I would first suggest learning to spell "Sponsorship," before becoming a self-proclaimed expert on the subject.
If you're looking to get sponsored as a "young guns" player, or team, chances are the sponsorship will be non-beneficial or you won't even be able to acquire the sponsorship deal.

Here's a good thread that will step you through putting together a basic resume that will work perfectly as a guide to newer teams seeking small sponsorship deals.
http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=2452692&

[Codymm1014]

He meant professional in the sense of it looking like a legitimate email and resume. Not some **** some teen threw together in 5 minutes.

[Badboyd497]

Practice Paint, google it, has a great outline for resumes, but you will have to switch out some words.

[scottaka_rufio]

show up to your local field. practice hard clean up your spot do drills and show your local field that your worth investing in. the point is to be a hardworker for a store field or company so start small. little discounts go a long way.

[Pballerjosh]

Also start up companies are usally looking for teams of all ages, such as Valken.

[dozerdog]

Originally Posted by Codymm1014

He meant professional in the sense of it looking like a legitimate email and resume. Not some **** some teen threw together in 5 minutes.

yea, they took it literal lol

[NCONTROL]

"Sponsership" doesn't exist

[1cheeselova]

Originally Posted by Pballerjosh

Also start up companies are usally looking for teams of all ages, such as Valken.

Valken isn't actually going to sponsor many speedball teams, if any. The money is in woodsball, which i what they are now endorsing

[757 Pballer]

Sponsorships for young guns team don't really exist as far as paintball companies. Look into what your local field has to offer. Or some private companies, your parents work.

The point of a sponsorship is for that company to make money through advertisements. Be realistic a company isn't going to sponsor a team that does nothing or doesn't win for starters.

When applying for sponsorships make points how you will benefit their company.

[Proto2110]

Ya what he said

[dozerdog]

Originally Posted by 1cheeselova

Valken isn't actually going to sponsor many speedball teams, if any. The money is in woodsball, which i what they are now endorsing

yea they do.. they have speedball gear

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[shortay!!!]

Well, im considered a "young gun" but I play for a D3 team, one tip I can give is get sponsored by your local store FIRST. Companies will look at that and think; wow, they have the support of their local store, lets make adeal with them.....just my .02

[p8ntcheck45]

Check this out-
http://pbrackclothing.blogspot.com/2...onsorship.html