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Quote ( Miel Soeterbroek @ August 26th 2019,20:24:26 ) for a later time do you mean I can accept it whenever I want, and the sponsor is willing to wait for me whenever I'm ready?
Well if that is the case, then that's cool.
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#92 posted Aug 26th 2019, 20:40:24
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That's indeed what i meant :)
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#93 posted Aug 27th 2019, 11:10:54
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Thanks for the suggestions, everyone :)
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#94 posted Sep 28th 2019, 13:27:51
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Here we go again... My sponsor PAS (from Rookie, I'm now in Amateur) has decided to let me know that "they are unhappy with your driver's performances".
The contract with PAS specified that:
Q-> What are you expecting to achieve next season?
A-> Mid table position
I'm currently 20th (midtable in AMA, not even Rookie!!!) and my last finish was 18th (midtable in AMA, not even Rookie!!!)
As a consequence, PAS's satisfaction is down to two.
What do they expect?!
For me, this seems very random and glitchy...
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#95 posted Sep 28th 2019, 13:46:39
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Quote ( Alex Popa @ September 28th 2019,13:27:51 ) What do they expect?!
What do they expect?!
they could have higher expectations. To be within 8 in race or 10...
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#96 posted Sep 28th 2019, 13:59:40
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Quote ( Predrag Marmut @ September 28th 2019,13:46:39 ) they could have higher expectations. To be within 8 in race or 10...
nice hint ;) to add another..
His sponsor has real low expectation but also a bad reputation...
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#97 posted Sep 28th 2019, 14:01:53
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Quote ( Alex Popa @ September 28th 2019,13:27:51 ) What do they expect?!
For me, this seems very random and glitchy... I agree with you. Expectation is 1 and you do finish in midfield and they are still not happy... Last 2 races I lost 2 sponsor same way... unfortunately it is something that happens all the time...
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#98 posted Sep 28th 2019, 14:03:52
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Look at reputation ;) ;) ;)
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#99 posted Sep 28th 2019, 15:06:08
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Quote ( Alex Popa @ September 28th 2019,13:27:51 ) What do they expect?!
Have you considered that there may be many kinds of "performance"
Quote ( Alex Popa @ September 28th 2019,13:27:51 ) For me, this seems very random and glitchy...
or maybe there are factors you just haven't considered yet
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Quote ( Dokic Zoran @ November 23rd 2018,13:04:16 )
How many sponsors we can assigned in rookie group? Tnx in advance. Quote ( Josh Clark @ November 23rd 2018,13:06:35 ) You can assign 5 sponsors no matter which group you are in. But the amount you may negotiate with at any one time is dependent on the level of your Commercial Facility. Quote ( Dokic Zoran @ November 23rd 2018,13:11:22 ) Ty Josh, that all i need to know.
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Just finding out a max-out on Commercial helps with sponsor negotiations is a help, IMO. I did that in hope of speeding things up with even a single sponsor (which now looks like it won't, unfortunately); being able to negotiate with more than one at a time, & not sacrificing too much, is good to know.
Quote ( Constantin Heller @ March 12th 2019,22:28:14 ) the reason GPRO is so full of FOBY is because it's built to be challenging
I get a sense it's meant to be opaque. For a noob who isn't in a team, making changes to settings & driver skills, but never improving, there is no way to know why there's no improvement. Asking in any forum thread is highly likely to get a FOBY response. Neither is exactly conducive to keeping players aboard.
No, I'm not saying there should be a "how to win" guide, but at least "how not to go backwards"...
The "join a team" mantra is not, necessarily, any help, because I'll bet (with all respect to the good ones) there are a lot of lousy teams who aren't any. As a noob, what do I offer a good team? Exactly--nothing. It demands team members who are genuinely generous. That's not exactly universal.
And honestly, IMO the biggest headache I face isn't the competition, it's the game system. Everybody uses it; when I have it figured out, I'll be competitive, no matter what they do. It's the same for them.
No rant intended, so maybe I should stop, now, especially since I've stumbled into good fortune with the team I'm in. ;p
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- Question: ...if I closed a sponsor on 100% but I have't Open Position Yet to Put and another Manager is on 80%, ...I will lost Sponsor from the other if Closed to 100% too If my Position is still Close.???
Good Day to all from Sithonia.!!! :) :) :)
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Quote ( Ioannis Kalogirou @ May 29th 2020,09:17:05 )
- Question: ...if I closed a sponsor on 100% but I have't Open Position Yet to Put and another Manager is on 80%, ...I will lost Sponsor from the other if Closed to 100% too If my Position is still Close.???
IF I understood you correctly, then yes there is a real chance that another manager gets the sponsor and you'll lose it
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Correct Ioannis, if the other manager gets to 100% and has an open slot while you still don't have a slot open, they get the sponsor and you lose it.
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I´ve been negotiating with 2 sponsors since starting the game and now after 3 races they signed with other teams, is there a certain type of Sponsor I should target as rookie? Or each time I see someone contest one of the ones I´m negotiating I should drop it and try another one?
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Quote ( Tyketto Racing @ June 23rd 2020,22:15:05 ) is there a certain type of Sponsor I should target as rookie?
Sure. An uncontested one.
There are like 70 of those in your group, that's like 4 per active manager, (~17 mangers)
there is still room for choice
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Since you have only done 3 races and they've already been signed, the person who signed it was probably on 70%+ when you started negotiating with them. There's no way you can catch that kind of gap up before they reach 100%.
Rookie has plenty of sponsors on 0% that you can negotiate with alone. Since you will be in rookie next season all of your sponsor progress will be reset, so you probably won't have time to sign any this season. However it's still worth it to negotiate with 1 to see the questions they ask and how much progress you get per race.
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Quote ( Tyketto Racing @ June 23rd 2020,22:15:05 ) Or each time I see someone contest one of the ones I´m negotiating I should drop it and try another one?
You can "fight back" for them. If you started to negotiate first you're ahead in the progress percentage. Maybe pick one to keep negotiating "harder" and "drop" the other.
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Forgive me if it’s already been asked... I understand sponsors and negotiations of sponsors reset in rookie at end of the season... however, if I have reached 100% in negotiations and have a space, will they stay on hold for me to use after new season reset, or will I keep them if I accept and season resets?
if not, I’m not sure the point of negotiating for sponsors in rookie given the length of time it takes only for it to be for nothing if your not promoting...
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Quote ( David Evans @ June 24th 2020,16:30:41 ) will they stay on hold for me to use after new season reset No
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Quote ( David Evans @ June 24th 2020,16:30:41 ) Forgive me if it’s already been asked... I understand sponsors and negotiations of sponsors reset in rookie at end of the season... however, if I have reached 100% in negotiations and have a space, will they stay on hold for me to use after new season reset, or will I keep them if I accept and season resets?
Everything is reset in rookie, to make it as fair as possible. This includes all sponsors and sponsor progress, unless you promote.
Quote ( David Evans @ June 24th 2020,16:30:41 ) if not, I’m not sure the point of negotiating for sponsors in rookie
To learn things about how best to negotiate with them that will help you later =]
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Quote ( David Evans @ June 24th 2020,16:30:41 ) if not, I’m not sure the point of negotiating for sponsors in rookie given the length of time it takes only for it to be for nothing if your not promoting...
You run 7 races without any sponsor!? And yes, you learn things along the way.
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Im wondering, is this whole process a one way street? So far i dont see any negotiations here, its more like a job interview. Is there any point where you actually negotiate terms with a Sponsor? Especially when it comes to money and contract lenght?
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Quote ( Sascha Mittendorfer @ June 25th 2020,18:41:00 ) Im wondering, is this whole process a one way street? So far i dont see any negotiations here, its more like a job interview. Is there any point where you actually negotiate terms with a Sponsor? Especially when it comes to money and contract lenght?
Negotiating final amount and contract length are the two last things you do when working towards a sponsorship deal =]
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Quote ( Sascha Mittendorfer @ June 25th 2020,18:41:00 ) Especially
Yes, there is a kind of negotiation about money and contract lenght when you reach that point
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@Sascha Mittendorfer (R131)
This will happen as you progress and reach certain points in the negotiations.
The sponsor at one point in negotiations will offer a sum of money per race.
They will also offer a contract length but at a different point in negotiations.
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Quote ( Sascha Mittendorfer @ June 25th 2020,18:41:00 ) Im wondering, is this whole process a one way street? So far i dont see any negotiations here, its more like a job interview. Is there any point where you actually negotiate terms with a Sponsor? Especially when it comes to money and contract length?
To a certain extend, you're not far of. They ask, you answer, then they decide if they like your answers ... Should they walk, then they didn't like your answer ... GL
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Quote ( Sascha Mittendorfer @ June 25th 2020,18:41:00 ) Especially when it comes to money and contract lenght?
And don't be too judgemental. Your current sponsor is... kind of a "saint".
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What's the point of asking my opinion if their decision is not gonna change?
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