Why Become a Sponsor

Our contestants and Top 3 Winners all become social media influencers for your brand and will develop relatable and authentic content that resonates with your audience.

The pageant was founded by Cartier Lebatie who is a qualified lawyer and owns a legal advisory firm, C-Suite Legal and Marketing, that specializes in social media and digital marketing for both businesses and individuals. She is considered an expert in social media strategy, design, content development, influencer engagement, SEO, SEM and google optimization to ensure a well-developed and trusted social media and marketing presence that reaches various targeted audiences. Lastly, Cartier is a former Miss Earth Zambia 2014 and has competed internationally thus making her the perfect candidate in ensuring a well-rounded pageant that promotes women empowerment while simultaneously creating brand exposure and development for each brand sponsor that comes onboard.

What You Stand To Gain: 

Supreme Teen and its titleholders agree to provide the sponsor with the following marketing / exposure benefits:

Pre-Finals:

  • Social media: brand logo and social media tags on Supreme Teen’s social media platforms.
  • Website brand logo: logo on Supreme Teen website listed as an official sponsor.
  • Posting on social media once a month across Supreme Teen platforms.
  • Tiered by number of contestants/Finalists in the competition during that month totaling between 50-100 post each month.
  • Banners and branding material (i.e. one wall banner) at all Supreme Teen official events throughout the duration of the sponsor’s contract.
  • Supreme Teen events speaking opportunities and brand exposure.
  • Images and professional photographs taken by our official Supreme Teen photographers at events, will be made available to you for use on social media channels and marketing campaigns for the duration of the contract.

TYPE OF SPONSORSHIPS: TRADE AND FINANCIAL SPONSORSHIPS 

Trade Sponsorships:

Pre-Finals:

  • Initial brand photoshoot with all Semi-Finalists.
  • Social media: brand logo and social media tags on Supreme Teen social media platforms.
  • Website brand logo – Logo on Supreme Teen website listed as an official sponsor.
  • Posting on social media once a month across Supreme Teen platforms. 
  • Tiered by number of contestants /Finalists in the competition during that month totaling between 50 -100 pots each month.
  • Banners and branding material (i.e. one wall banner) at all Supreme Teen official events throughout the duration of the sponsor’s contract.
  • Supreme Teen event speaking opportunities and brand exposure.
  • Images and professional photographs taken by our official Supreme Teen photographers at events, will be made available to you for use on social media channels and marketing campaigns for the duration of the contract

Financial Sponsorship:

(R150,000.00 – R300,000.00) Supreme Teen and its titleholders agree to provide the sponsor with the following marketing / exposure benefits:

Top 20/25:

• Photo and video shoot of Top 20/25 Finalists with the brand sponsor products. The sponsor will be given rights to use images for social marketing purposes.

Finals:

  • Sponsor brand logo placement on Top 3 titleholder sashes.
  • Sponsor logo display prior to runway walks.
  • Photoshoot of Top 3 Winners with the brand sponsor products-sponsor given rights to use images for social media purposes.
  • Grey Magazine feature.

Post-Finals:

  • Additional mention of the brand whenever utilized in future.

SPONSORSHIP EXPOSURE

Valued at a minimum of R500,000.00 Per sponsor combined target audience of 4,500,000 users.

As a new pageant we have endeavoured to leverage from our relationships with both major national and international media partners that offer our sponsors a reliable and consistent return on investment. We pride ourselves on generating organic leads from our innovative media exposure strategies as well as additional benefits received when joining our brand. 

Media exposure represents the extent to which individuals encounter messages or content. As a brand we generally use Advertising Value Equivalency (AVE) to value the sponsorship opportunities that the pageant will provide. We do not only focus on the quantitative aspect of the coverage (eg. AVE, article volume) but also consider the qualitative elements such as sentiment, prominence and the likely impact on our sponsors target audiences.

Exposure Channels: 

  1. Social Media Platforms (Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn)
  2. Editorial (Print and Digital)
  3. Radio – reserved for headline and financial sponsors.
  4. Television – reserved for headline and financial sponsors
  5. Pageant events

EVENT EXPOSURE OPPORTUNITIES

Events

Applications Entries

Semi-Finalist Workshop

Floyd Lebatie Physiotherapy Wellness Day

Semi-Finalist Judging

Grand Finale Crowning