So, terms of service?

[jslove]

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It depends on what you're doing

[hvideo]

It's really difficult to make meaningful suggestions when I doesn't know if you are looking for $500, $5000 or $50,000. Having at least some idea of the magnitude and the event in question would make it easier. If this is one person who has been in a Barbershop Chorus that won a Regional contest who wants to go to the International Contest (who just needs a plane ticket and living expenses for a couple of days) it can be down at the low end. If the person has been winning local Car Rallye events and now wants to go to Europe for the Rallye of the Acropolis we're at the high end or beyond(figuring many people, many weeks, transport of the car, etc. etc

Re: It depends on what you're doing

[jslove]

Well, that is true. I would prefer to bury specifics here rather than put them up front where it would be more likely to be seen as my soliciting for herMy daughter has placed well in a model competition, and wants to go to the international of the same competition. We had a brainstorming session to figure out how to pay for it, and she asked whether she could try to recruit sponsors or sell ads using her LJ account. Thus this thread

So, what is she doing?

[jslove]

This is more about her trying to get gigs (child model, ads or dramatic roles) than our thrusting her into the more negative aspects of body-image culture. Appearance discrimination is a fact of life, and can be examined from several sides, without being endorsed outside a limited context. I am not so politicized that I see it as universally evil. Net income from gigs, if any, is designated for her college fund

Suggestions so far

[jslove]

We are in the middle, but toward the low end. While major corporate sponsorship seems like overkill, I have no idea how to go about soliciting corporate sponsorship. I mean, one can just tilt at the windmill, and learn the hard way, but given a deadline, advice from the cluefull could be a big help