The Sponsorship Program
Let's Exchange Some Value!
Last Updated: 4 July, 2002

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How to Get Your Name or Product On This Site

The Sponsorship Option
Fossett's Balloon The recent successful "around the world" balloon flight of US billionaire Steve Fossett reportedly didn't cost him a penny. Sponsors paid virtually all the bills in return for prominent exposure on his craft.

Was this a good deal for the sponsors involved? I don't know -- but neither I, nor any of the people I've asked can recall the names of any of the sponsors involved.

Fossett's balloon spent 15 days suspended so far above the earth that nobody could see those sponsor's logos and, in a few short weeks, his flight will be just another entry in the record books.

I believe I can offer potential sponsors a much better deal right here on this website!

Reach A Huge Qualified Audience Right Here
As you'll see by looking around this website, I've invested a huge amount of money in designing, testing, developing and documenting the various projects detailed here.

Many of these projects have already received significant publicity on TV, in print and elsewhere on the Web -- with a lot more to come.

As a result of such a high level of exposure, traffic to this site continues to grow rapidly. Already the front page gets over 12,000 visits a month and the average visitor reads at least 12 pages while they're here.

Based on the feedback I receive, many of these visitors are extremely interested in gadgets, technology, and various aspects of engineering. This makes these pages an excellent place to promote any product or service that involves metalworking, engineering, tools, lubricants, gokarts, consumer electronics, and just about anything else that "real men" might buy.

Having your product or business promoted here is worth a lot more than just having a banner on a web-page somewhere else. I get a great many emails every month from people asking my advice on what lathe, mill, tools, etc., they ought to buy -- which proves that you'd be reaching a very well qualified audience, many of who are eager to set up their own workshops.

Why Sponsorship Is Required
Having already spent over $100,000 of my own money on these projects, I'm now seeking assistance in continuing with this exciting work.

Such assistance can come in the form of products (as was the case with Amsoil), services, or just plain old cash.

In return for this sponsorship, I'll give your product or service prominent placement on these pages where they'll be seen by all those keen websurfers who pass by. Even better, I hope that you'll eventually be able to take your place in history as one of those who was instrumental in the development of the X-Jet engine.

I'll also ensure that your branding receives prominent placement on upcoming projects such as the flying platform and gokart when it's featured on this site, on other sites, in the press and on TV.

What's Needed Right Now
Some of the work I'm now doing is either on the limits of, or beyond the capabilities of my existing tools and stock of materials. Here's my "wish-list":

My most immediate need right now is a digital camcorder. In order to add extra video and provide images of a superior quality to this site I'm looking for a sponsor who can provide a digital camcorder (preferably PAL and NTSC compatible) suitable for still and motion video. Whoever provides such a camera will have their product or business promoted by way of credits on every video download and a prominent advertising graphic banner/link on each page of this site. That's a *lot* of exposure to a very targeted audience.

The images and video on this site right now have been made with a very cheap entry-level 8mm video camera and converting its noisy, jittery video output into half-reasonable still and video footage is a time-consuming and difficult task.

So, if you're from Sony, Cannon, JVC, Panasonic, etc.; a retailer who sells any brand of digital camcorder; or someone else who wants to swap a camera for some great promotional space, please contact me and endear yourselves to the estimated 200,000+ people who will visit this site in the next year or so.

Other Requirements
I'm always looking for sponsors who might want to contribute good old fashioned cash, or the following in return for some prominent exposure here:

  • Lathe/Mill tooling: Endmills (HSS, TiN, or Carbide), etc.
  • A DRO and Readouts for my RF30 mill-drill.
  • Drill-bits (metric preferred)
  • Hex Cap-head Metric Fastners (M4-M8)
This list is just a small subset of the materials and equipment needed to continue with the work that fills these pages. If you think you have something else to offer that may be of use, then please drop me a line and we'll talk.

If you want to see who's already contributed to this site and the projects on it then Click Here

 
More Info on Donating Home | Project Diary | My Tools | Contact Me | Links | My Gas Turbine Project | The Afterburner
Turboshaft Engine | Jet-kart | Pulsejet-powered Kart | Kitsets | Troubleshooting pulsejets
Contact me Valveless Pulsejets | Ramjets Explained | 100lbs-thrust pulsejet | Turbo-turbine FAQ
Chrysler's Turbine-cars | How Pulsejets Work | Flying Platform | Metal Spinning | My Lockwood engine
Starting a pulsejet | Making Reed-valves Last | Pulsejet-powered speedboat | The PDE
Thrust Augmentors List of Sponsors | Master Site Index | The Pulsejet FAQ | DIY Cruise Missile
Copyright © 2001 - 2009 to Bruce Simpson