Local sponsorship guide
Neighborhood Sponsorship Opportunities
A neighborhood sponsorship should identify the exact page or audience, sponsoring business, visible disclosure, creative, destination, and term. It does not create ownership of a neighborhood, exclusive service rights, government affiliation, verification status, or an editorial recommendation.
Platform inventory
Neighborhood sponsorship inventory
Surface only neighborhood slots recorded in the exclusivity ledger; never infer open inventory from a missing record.Owner-approved product structure
Program pricing
These are the approved program amounts or ranges. A product is purchasable only when a matching active item appears in the connected Stripe catalog below.
- Neighborhood Partner: $3,000
Published records
Current Rebuild Detroit inventory
Private submissions never appear here. Only approved, published records are rendered.No approved records are currently published in this inventory. Use the first-party submission or inquiry path; nothing private is displayed.
01
Choose the geography and audience precisely
Use the canonical Rebuild Detroit neighborhood page and describe the residents, property owners, businesses, or visitors the proposed placement is meant to reach. A neighborhood name can overlap with broader areas or informal boundaries, so the approved page and placement define the sponsorship rather than a generalized territory claim.
The sponsor should have a legitimate connection to the audience through service area, location, program, or useful offering. That connection does not establish exclusivity or municipal approval. Availability, page position, competing placements, and duration must be confirmed through the current product or written order.
02
Prepare accurate and rights-cleared creative
Provide the legal advertiser, public brand, destination, logo, copy, imagery, and required qualifications. Confirm permission to use marks, photographs, reviews, and other protected material. Claims about licensing, price, availability, discounts, response, rankings, community status, or results need current support and must not mislead users.
The placement must be visibly labeled as sponsored or paid. Sponsorship does not change Rebuild Detroit's verification standard or editorial decisions. A sponsor cannot describe the relationship as a partnership, endorsement, preferred government provider, or exclusive neighborhood provider unless separately documented and accurately disclosed.
03
Rely on the live product and approved order
Current inventory, amount, billing interval, renewal, cancellation, placement, term, creative limits, and reporting come from the active Rebuild Detroit product workflow or a current written order. This guide intentionally contains no hard-coded price. The connected Stripe-backed checkout and resulting transaction record control any online purchase.
Review the exact page, start conditions, term, deliverables, destination, and correction process before paying. An inquiry, mockup, prior campaign, or conversation does not reserve inventory. If the live product is unavailable or does not match the request, contact Rebuild Detroit rather than purchasing an unrelated item.
04
Report performance without promising outcomes
Use only the metrics the product actually supports and label them accurately. A rendered placement, click, contact, qualified lead, sale, and recurring customer are different events. Rebuild Detroit does not convert an upstream event into a revenue claim and does not guarantee traffic, rank, leads, sales, or return.
The sponsor remains responsible for its destination, offer, follow-up, privacy practices, suppression records, and regulated communications. Rebuild Detroit may pause or remove inaccurate, unsafe, expired, unauthorized, or noncompliant creative according to the governing terms while retaining the record needed to explain the change.
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