Be the business
they get to know.
Put your business behind a show the community watches. Turn your expertise—or your support for local stories—into a recurring presence across the Shop in Seagoville network.
Preparing for our December 7, 2026 network premiere.
Seagoville · Crandall · Combine · Southeast Dallas
Don’t just run an ad.
Become part of the programming.
When residents need a professional, familiarity matters. A recurring show gives your business a way to keep showing up—with useful answers, recognizable people, and a clear next step.
Put people behind the logo.
Help viewers understand who you are, what you know, and how your business serves the community.
Be useful before the sale.
Answer practical questions or support stories that matter to the people you want to reach.
Connect the show to your business.
Pair recurring visibility with an agreed call to visit, learn more, request a quote, or book an appointment.
Your expertise.
A show worth coming back to.
Explore proposed business-video concepts. We’ll confirm the right format, host, production plan, and sponsorship availability with you.
Powering Home
Give homeowners useful answers about upgrades, warning signs, lighting, and when to call a qualified electrician.
Explore electrical sponsorship
The Drip
Help residents recognize leaks, understand maintenance, and know when a small plumbing problem needs professional attention.
Explore plumbing sponsorship
Covered
Make confusing coverage questions easier to understand through short, approachable conversations with an insurance professional.
Explore insurance sponsorship
A reason to smile.
Introduce the people behind your practice. Discuss everyday oral-health questions and help families feel more comfortable seeking care.
Explore dental sponsorship
Outside Looks Good
Bring seasonal yard care, curb appeal, planting ideas, and outdoor transformations into a recurring local conversation.
Explore landscaping sponsorship
A Fresh Start
Show the care behind a cleaner home with practical routines, service explanations, and introductions to your cleaning team.
Explore cleaning sponsorship
Comfort Zone
Help homeowners understand cooling problems, seasonal maintenance, and repair options. Introduce the team they can call when their home needs to feel comfortable again.
Explore HVAC sponsorship
Money Minute
Put a familiar face behind everyday banking. Share useful explanations about saving, credit, accounts, and financial questions that matter to local families and businesses.
Explore banking sponsorship
Fresh Finds
Bring your aisles to life with fresh arrivals, meal ideas, seasonal favorites, and introductions to the people serving local shoppers. Give viewers a reason to plan their next visit.
Explore grocery sponsorship
Under the Hood
Help drivers understand warning signs, maintenance, and common repairs. Show the knowledge behind your service and make your shop a familiar name before the next breakdown.
Explore auto repair sponsorship
Over Your Head
Explain roof maintenance, storm damage, inspections, and repair questions in clear language. Introduce the professionals homeowners can turn to when protecting their home.
Explore roofing sponsorship
The Detail
Show what professional detailing can do with interior refreshes, exterior care, and the convenience of service that comes to the customer. Connect each episode to an invitation to book.
Explore detailing sponsorship
Keys to the Community
Be part of the conversation before someone is ready to buy or sell. Help viewers understand the process, prepare questions, and get to know the professional behind your real estate business.
Photography is illustrative and does not identify participating local businesses or confirmed sponsors. Proposed concepts and availability are subject to an agreed production plan.
Back a story.
Or bring your expertise to one.
Support the stories people care about.
Associate your business with recurring school, sports, community, or Spanish-language programming—with a creator leading the show.
- Opening and closing sponsor recognition
- Agreed logo, link, and sponsor placement
- A clearly defined community or topic focus
- No on-camera role required
Editorial coverage remains independent. Sponsorship does not purchase favorable reporting or control over news decisions.
Make your knowledge part of the lineup.
Participate in a clearly identified sponsored franchise that turns your professional expertise into useful, repeatable programming.
- Opportunity to appear as the business expert
- A named format and agreed topic plan
- Production roles defined before you commit
- Approved business calls to action
Sponsored business programming is labeled. Professional information is general and does not replace individual advice.
Choose the audience.
We’ll help find the fit.
Your business does not need to be the subject of the show. A restaurant can support student creativity. A home-service company can back prep sports. A community-minded business can support original Spanish-language stories.
Schools & sports
After the Bell · Center Stage · Mic Check · At the Buzzer · Final Third
Student life, fine arts, basketball, and soccer.
Community & culture
Aquí en Casa · Nuestra Gente · Local Legends · Good Around Here
Spanish-language programming, local personalities, and community stories.
Business & everyday life
Under the Hood · Comfort Zone · Over Your Head · Money Minute · First Bite
Auto repair, HVAC, roofing, finance, and restaurants.
A show.
A presence.
A next step.
A sponsorship proposal should spell out exactly what you’re buying. We’ll agree on the deliverables, schedule, and responsibilities before production begins.
Recognizable association
Your business connected to a named recurring show, with agreed opening and closing recognition.
Logo & business link
Defined brand placements that help viewers find your business after watching.
Website + social
Publication and promotional placements across the agreed network channels.
Clear calls to action
A relevant invitation to visit, learn more, request a quote, or schedule a service.
Category positioning
Discuss exclusivity for a defined show and term, subject to availability and written agreement.
Performance reporting
Review available views, reach, engagement, and trackable link activity. Reporting scope is agreed in advance.
creator share of collected
sponsorship revenue
Your sponsorship helps local talent earn.
Under the Creator Network’s 60/40 model, creators receive 60% of collected sponsorship revenue from their sponsored franchise. Shop in Seagoville retains 40% for sponsor sales, billing, publishing, distribution, branding, and network operations.
Support a creator-led local media model while giving your business a recurring community presence. Creator participation and compensation are established in writing.
Start with your goals.
Define the right commitment.
Choose a starting point for the conversation. Pricing follows the agreed production scope—not a promise of guaranteed views or customers.
Establish your presence.
For a business exploring a focused recurring show or a new sponsored concept.
Custom proposal
- One clearly defined program concept
- Agreed sponsor recognition and link
- A scoped production and publishing plan
Build familiarity.
For businesses seeking a consistent association with a repeatable program and topic.
Custom proposal
- A recurring topic and episode plan
- Coordinated promotional placements
- Agreed calls to action and reporting
Take a leading role.
For businesses interested in a more prominent relationship with a distinctive franchise.
Custom proposal
- Expanded scope discussed individually
- Prominent agreed sponsor positioning
- Category exclusivity discussion
These are planning paths, not fixed packages. Episode count, length, filming, editing, host participation, placement, term, exclusivity, usage rights, and reporting will be specified in the written proposal. No sponsorship is reserved by an inquiry.
Four steps to your local show.
Find your fit.
Choose a show or bring us a business-video concept of your own.
Define the audience.
Tell us who you serve, where you work, and what viewers should do next.
Agree on the plan.
Review the budget, schedule, production roles, deliverables, and sponsorship terms.
Launch & learn.
Publish the agreed programming and review available performance information.
Good questions.
Clear answers.
You should understand the commitment before attaching your business name to a show.
Do I have to appear on camera?
No. You can sponsor a creator-led network show without appearing in it. Business video partners may participate on camera, with the exact role agreed in advance.
Will you film and edit everything?
Production responsibilities vary by show. Your proposal will identify who handles filming, editing, hosting, graphics, and approvals, along with any associated costs. Do not assume a full production crew is included unless it is specified.
Can I sponsor something outside my industry?
Yes. Your business can explore supporting sports, schools, community stories, or Spanish-language programming. We’ll discuss the audience and fit.
Can my business have category exclusivity?
Exclusivity may be considered for a specific franchise, business category, and term. It is subject to availability and must be written into the agreement; it is not automatically network-wide.
Are customers or viewing numbers guaranteed?
No. Results depend on the content, audience, offer, distribution, and other factors. We define deliverables and available reporting, not guaranteed sales, leads, reach, or revenue.
Does sponsorship influence news coverage?
No. Editorial network-show sponsorship does not purchase favorable reporting, suppress coverage, or give a sponsor control over news decisions. Business-video programming is clearly identified as sponsored content.
When will my show start?
The network is preparing for a December 7, 2026 premiere. Individual show launches depend on confirmed sponsorship, creator availability, and an agreed production schedule.
Can I bring an original idea?
Absolutely. Tell us the questions your customers ask, the expertise you can offer, and the audience you want to serve. We can discuss whether it can become a repeatable franchise.
Your business has something worth sharing.
Tell us what you do, who you want to reach, and the show you’d like to support. We’ll use your answers to start a sponsorship conversation.
No obligation to purchase. Scope and pricing are confirmed before any commitment.
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See the vision. Meet the creators. Discover the shows.
Learn what is coming December 7, explore opportunities for local creators, and preview the programs being developed for the Shop in Seagoville Network.
