
The Sales Freak Presents
Creators want sponsors. Athletes want sponsors. Events need money. Brands want attention. Agents and agencies try to connect everybody.
Sponsorship sits right in my wheelhouse — marketing, branding, advertising and figuring out why one person gets a check for attention while somebody else gets 14 likes and a coupon code. So I built Sponsors Freak around the whole game: attention, money, deals and the people trying to connect them. I’m building here with the same $7 Parking Spots I’m opening to you.

Search a name, topic, event, creator, brand or keyword and find the Parking Spots around it.
Stories, deals, creators, athletes, brands, opportunities, sponsorship disasters and whatever else makes me wonder, “Who paid for that — and why?”
Everybody wants attention. Somebody still has to decide what that attention is worth.
That’s where sponsorship gets interesting.
Creators are trying to turn audiences into money. Athletes are trying to fund seasons. Events need partners. Brands need attention. Causes need support. Agencies and brokers are trying to connect the people asking with the people writing the checks.
Everybody wants a sponsor. Somebody still has to write the check.
That’s an absurd amount of stuff to talk about.
Which is good, because apparently I built an Island where everybody either wants attention, wants money, or has a spreadsheet explaining why the other guy should hand it over. 😂

Creators, athletes, teams, events, projects, causes and people with something worth sponsoring are trying to show somebody what they built and why anybody should care.
Brands and businesses have money, products or services and are trying to figure out which people, audiences, events, causes or ideas are actually worth attaching their name to.
Agents, agencies, talent representatives, sponsorship brokers, managers and other professionals make a living helping the first two groups find each other and put deals together.


Sponsors Freak is one Island inside Freak Sites. Every Island has its own world. This one is built around sponsorship, money, attention and the people trying to connect all three.
I need enough room to wander around without turning the whole thing into one giant mess, so here’s where things currently park:
📱 Creators, Influencers & Online Media
YouTubers, TikTok creators, Instagram creators, Twitch streamers, podcasters, newsletters, websites and other people who have built an audience.
🏃 Athletes, Teams & Sports
Individual athletes, runners, racers, teams, coaches, sports personalities and competitive programs.
🎟️ Events, Races & Experiences
Races, festivals, conventions, car shows, tournaments, gatherings and other events with something a sponsor can become part of.
🎨 Entertainment, Artists & Creative Projects
Authors, musicians, performers, actors, filmmakers, artists and other creative projects.
🌎 Projects, Causes & Communities
Nonprofits, churches, ministries, camps, community projects, animal rescues, humanitarian efforts, fundraising campaigns and other legitimate causes looking for support, visibility or sponsors.
🏎️ Automotive & Motorsports
Drivers, race teams, vehicles, car shows, automotive creators, motorsports properties and enthusiast audiences.
🏢 Brands & Businesses Looking To Sponsor
Companies looking for creators, athletes, events, audiences, teams, projects or other interesting places to put sponsorship money.
🤝 Agencies, Talent & Sponsorship Services
Talent agencies, managers, representatives, sponsorship brokers, consultants, marketers and other people helping make deals happen.
I’m building here myself — Parking Spots, stories, experiments and whatever sponsorship rabbit hole has me following the money next.
The same $7 Parking Spots are open to you. Build your own Garage around whatever part of the sponsorship world keeps pulling you back.
Mine will probably end up looking like a media kit collided with a billboard company and somebody left the invoices on the floor. 😂
Although, yes, you can absolutely park a sponsorship opportunity here too.
Sponsors Freak was built on the mechanics of a listing site, so a Parking Spot can give a creator, athlete, event, brand, agency, service, sponsorship package or opportunity its own page and URL.
That’s useful. It’s just nowhere close to the whole game.
A deal. A disaster. A case study. A marketing idea. A strange campaign. A brand trying to find an audience. A creator trying to figure out what an audience is worth. An athlete trying to fund a season. An event looking for partners. An opinion about who is paying for all of this.
If the connection to sponsorship, funding, promotion, brands, audiences or making the deal makes sense, there’s probably a place for it here.
You make the outside sponsorship deal. I sell the Parking Spot. Nice and simple.

Sponsorship is a massive market, and I can create a lot of content around it. Why not? Brands spend money to get attention, creators and athletes want sponsors, events need partners and entire businesses exist to connect everybody. So I built an Island around it.
Creators. Athletes. Brands. Events. Deals. Campaigns. Audience value. Sponsorship disasters. Advertising. Money. Commentary.
Some of those Parking Spots may point people toward Freak Sites, Cool Car Guy, my Sales Freak account or something else I’m building.
Some are simply stories or subjects I wanted to explore.
Either way, months later I don’t want to remember which social platform, video description, post or digital drawer I threw something into.
I want to remember one thing.
Somebody brings up a sponsorship deal, what an audience is worth or what somebody paid to put a brand in front of people and I think:
“I ALREADY WROTE ABOUT THIS.”
I don’t start scrolling through old posts.
I come back to Sponsors Freak and type what I remember.
Maybe I want to read it again.
Maybe the numbers changed and I want to update it.
Maybe somebody is arguing about the subject and I already did the work.
Copy the link. Drop it into the conversation where people are already talking about the subject. Watch the counter. Have a nice day.
A social post gets a timestamp.
A Parking Spot gets an address.
That’s what I wanted.
A searchable Island built around sponsorship, money and attention, where the content I create doesn’t disappear into a feed.
Remember the subject. Search the Island. Find the Parking Spot.


I built Sponsors Freak because sponsorship is really an attention market with money attached to it.
Creators. Athletes. Brands. Events. Campaigns. Agencies. Audience value. Great partnerships. Bad contracts. Expensive mistakes. Somebody wants attention. Somebody has money. Somebody is trying to make the deal make sense.
I’m using the same $7 Parking Spots myself.
You do not need a sponsor, an agency, a media kit, a giant audience, an event, a brand or an existing sponsorship business to start.
You need something around sponsorship, attention, money or deals worth parking.
A deal. A campaign. A creator. An athlete. A brand. An event. A sponsorship disaster. An audience question. A marketing argument. An opportunity. A case study. Something you want to understand, explain, show or sell.
Find the conversation first if you want. See what people are already talking about. Use AI if it helps you research, organize or build the page. Then create the Parking Spot and put it where that attention already exists.
Watch the view counter move.
The counter does not pay you, and it is not a count of guaranteed unique people. It is simply a way to watch the page move when you distribute it.
Then show somebody what you did.
Already have a media kit, sponsor video, pitch deck, audience numbers, event page or sponsorship package?
Great. Use it.
Starting with nothing but an idea and a conversation about who is paying for what?
That’s fine too. The sponsorship world has never been short on opinions about what attention is worth. 😂
A standard Sponsors Freak Parking Spot costs $7 one time. No subscription. No scheduled renewal. No scheduled expiration.
You get the same basic Parking Spot tools I use:
THE PARKING SPOT IS THE PRODUCT.
THE COUNTER LETS YOU WATCH THE PAGE MOVE.
If it genuinely belongs somewhere around sponsorship, attention, brands, audiences, funding or making the deal, park it.
If something changes, update it.
If you’re done with it, remove it.
The standard $7 Parking Spot is the starting point. There are also optional one-time products when they make sense:
The Parking Spot stays the core product. Video Spotlight and StoryDrive are optional ways to push that Parking Spot further. That’s the stack.


Every Parking Spot connects to your profile inside SponsorsFreak.com.
Build one and you have one page. Keep creating and those Parking Spots collect inside your Sponsors Freak Garage.
Your Garage can become your sponsorship Channel inside the Island — a growing body of work around whatever part of the attention-and-money world keeps pulling you back.
Creators. Athletes. Events. Brands. Campaigns. Audience value. Sponsorship ideas. Deals. Disasters. Case studies. Marketing. Whatever.
And every time you distribute one of those Parking Spots, the public counter gives you another little piece of evidence that the page moved.
That gives you something real to show the next person.
Maybe you already have an audience, a sponsorship business, a brand, an event or something to pitch.
Great.
Maybe you don’t.
That’s fine too. The Garage is the container. The Parking Spots are what you keep putting in it.
I’m doing the same thing with mine. Somebody has to keep track of who is writing the checks. 😂
Don’t panic. No agency retainer, brand deck or conference-room pitch required. 😂
SponsorsFreak.com isn’t a done-for-you advertising agency. It’s a self-service system I built because I wanted to use it myself — then I opened the same tools to you.
Click Grab A Spot. Pick the category that fits. Add the writing, photographs, videos, links, contact information and whatever else the subject needs.
If staring at a blank page makes your brain hurt, use AI. I do.
Just make it true and make sure it genuinely belongs somewhere around sponsorship.
Then have at it.
This is where the view counter stops being a vanity number and starts becoming a demonstration.
I find something around sponsorship people are already talking about. I build the Parking Spot. I put it into the conversation. I watch the counter move.
Then I can show somebody else:
“SEE WHAT I JUST DID? WANT TO DO IT TOO?”
That’s where the affiliate business starts.
The Sponsors Freak Affiliate Program is free to apply for. Approval is required. You do not have to buy a Parking Spot just to become an affiliate.
If somebody buys a qualifying $7 Parking Spot through your affiliate relationship, you earn 20% on the direct sale.
If that assigned customer comes back later and buys another qualifying Parking Spot or other commissionable Sponsors Freak product?
You can get paid again.
Whatever somebody earns from an outside sponsorship deal is their business. Affiliate commissions are paid on qualifying Sponsors Freak product sales.
You don’t get paid because somebody viewed your Parking Spot.
You don’t get paid because somebody clicked your link.
You don’t get paid just because somebody joined the Affiliate Program.
The product has to sell.
Want to build a connected network too?
I BUILT THE PRODUCT.
YOU CAN USE IT, SELL IT AND BUILD A NETWORK AROUND IT.

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Read the stories. Watch what gets built. Search the Island. See what people park here.
Find something around sponsorship people care about. Give it a Parking Spot. Put it in the conversation. Watch what happens.
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