Franchise ResourcesUrStuff LLC becomes an official IFL sponsor
The Ironman Football League has already had a busy and productive off-season that has included the approval and support of a couple of corporate sponsors which will help the League in accomplishing some of its many goals this season. Now the League will add yet another feather to its cap as it successfully landed its very own Energy drink and specialized product sponsor for the 2010 season.
The Ironman Football League announced on Thursday that they have successfully negotiated a sponsorship agreement with UrStuff LLC. The agreement provides UrStuff with local marketing exclusivity from the League and its teams in the sports supplement category.
“I’m very pleased about our partnership with a strong and innovative company like UrStuff,” says IFL Founder & CEO Chris Chudada. “Both the IFL and UrStuff are committed to creating a mutually beneficial relationship that will hopefully continue for years to come.”
UrStuff will enjoy beverage exclusivity on IFL sidelines featuring its new national sport supplement “Extreme Energy” as the League’s official vitamin drink. In addition to the terms of sponsorship, UrStuff has created custom fundraisers for all IFL teams and has been awarded official naming rights for the 2010 National and American Conference Championship Games and Ironbowl XIV.
The IFL is very excited about the sponsorship and the many rewards that it could potentially bring. UrStuff will be supplying IFL teams with a quality energy supplement drink called “Extreme Energy” that is designed to provide the body with natural energy that will enhance a player’ ability on the field. Extreme Energy will give IFL players a boost without the side effects from traditional energy drinks.
Besides vitamin drinks, UrStuff also covers a product spectrum that includes organic dirt, pet water bowls, alcohol testers, and innovative earphones with "sound tube" technology that moves speakers away from ear canals to help fight against hearing loss. UrStuff products are as diverse as the generations of people to whom they market, and are unique in that they either fulfill an unrecognized consumer need or are products that you can't find in retail stores. This is the backbone of the product difference.
