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7. Teardown & Follow-Up
Safely pack equipment, collect media, and request reviews/testimonials.
1. Initial Inquiry
Contact via website, phone, or golf-course referral.
2. Proposal & Materials
Send promotional packet, pricing menu, sponsorship kit, and info sheets.
3. Commitment & Planning
Gather event schedule; if needed, secure FAA airspace authorization.
4. Pre-Event Call
Confirm logistics, timeline, prizes, and golf-course coordination.
5. Setup
Arrive early; deploy tent, signage, cones, and landing pads.
6. Execution
Follow event scripts for The Big Drop or The Drone Shot.
Introduction
Welcome to Drop Your Shot™, the premier drone-powered golf-tournament experience. This manual def...
Brand Application
Microsite or Landing Page Email Marketing Templates Social Media Posts (Instagram, ...
Tone Dos and Dont's
Do: Use excitement and golf-related humor Speak directly to the tournament audience ...
Tagline Suggestions
“One Shot. One Winner.” “Where Precision Drops Meet Golf Glory.” “Drop It Like It’s...
Branded Elements
Drop Zone Flag/Tent: Must include logo and color gradient Scorecards or Leaderboards: Us...
Imagery Guidelines
Show excitement and action (e.g., ball mid-air, crowd watching, close drops) Prefer shot...
Typography
Primary Typeface: Montserrat (Bold + Regular) Headers: Montserrat Bold, ALL CAPS Body: ...
Color Pallette
Based on the gradient and theme you provided: Primary Blue: #518CB2 – Confidence, clarity ...
Logo Usage
Primary logo: The official “Drop Your Shot” logo with drone and ball elements. Secondary...
Brand Voice
Tone: Confident, playful, energetic — with a touch of golf swagger. Style: Casual but cl...
Mission
To bring innovation, excitement, and connection to golf tournaments through engaging drone experi...