1.) Ride Hard. Companies don’t just hand out sponsorships so that you can get free or discounted stuff. Companies sponsor riders so that they can promote and expand their brand. If you are a backyard recreational rider, don’t anticipate any companies knocking down your door to sponsor you. For those of you who compete regularly, this site will give you that chance to be recognized by companies across the U.S so that you can get the deals you deserve. .

2.) Signup. MXSponsor.com site gives you the chance to get major exposure. Signup and submit as many resumes as you want for free. .If you find the deals that you want, you pay a one time, yearly acvitation fee ($50) to complete all your deals. If you don’t get sponsored, you don't pay a dime. What do you have to lose?

3.) Build Your Online Profile and Resume: Set yourself apart from the thousands of other riders out there. Companies look at a number of different things when choosing their riders. Race results are important, but companies need to know why YOU will represent their company better than anyone else on and off the track Check out the 5 easy steps to building your online profile and resume:

1. Enter your basic information such as where you live, how old you are, what class you race in, etc. Make sure you keep this info updated because it affects where products are sent and your overall sponsorship deals.

2. Add your race results to your profile. You can add as many race results as you like but make sure that you always keep it updated.

3. Upload images and videos of you on the track.

4. Create your cover letter template that will introduce yourself to the companyies. Make this template generic, because you will use it as a foundation letter that can be customized right before submitting it to each company For example, you might want to include information in the letter such as how long you have used their products or how you will be valuable to the company.

5. Keep your sponsors and fans updated by adding news. Let them know about your successes on and off the track. The key is to let your sponsors know that you are staying active and that you are a good candidate for next year’s sponsorship season.

4.) Search and Submit. Once your online profile and resume are complete, you can start searching for companies that you would like to ride for. Click “Send A Resume”, and the company will be added to your queue of resumes to be sent. Before you submit your resume you will be able to customize your cover letter. We you’re ready, click “Send Now”, and you can watch the status in your Rider Center..

5.) Get Sponsored. After submitting your resumes you can monitor them day or night 24/7 to see if they have been accepted. If you get sponsored you will get an email notification with information on how to proceed, but before you can contact the company or companies and start your sponsorship, you will be asked to pay the one time yearly activation fee ($50). After that, you will be put in direct contact with the companies who will inform you on how to obtain product discounts and how to communicate with them.

6.) Discounts and Relationships. Many companies will be using our online store to place orders. Once you have been sponsored, you will receive a unique discount code that will gain to the store. Orders placed will be shipped to your profile address—no exceptions. Some companies may prefer you to place orders via phone, email, fax, or some other method. Companies will let you know how to obtain your products. Now that you have landed your deals, you must prove to the companies that you are worthy of their sponsorship. If you continue to improve and stay connected with your companies, they will often times increase your sponsorship. If you take their product and never make contact again you can expect them to terminate your sponsorship by years end. A good rider promotes their sponsors on and off the track. If you work hard for your companies, they will reward you.

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