Described, not just logoed
The league names a single sponsor and gives it a proper paragraph: PKJ Consulting, an accounting and consulting services company providing small businesses and entrepreneurs with accounting, bookkeeping, consulting, taxes, payroll and startup services, with its website and telephone number published.
That is a considerably better deal for a sponsor than a logo -- a description a reader could act on, on the page they land on first.
It is also a well-matched pairing: a league of working adults and a firm that does their books.
A High Cheese league page puts a sponsor beside the fixture list and the standings players open every week, which is where a description like that gets read more than once.
Southern Nevada Adult Baseball in detail
- Seven clubs playing Sunday baseball in Las Vegas, affiliated with the MSBL.
- Sundays at eight and eleven in the morning, with a new season from 16 August.
- A standings section, feeding a champions page.
- Results posted against every fixture, including a 34-0.
- Seven clubs, and a bye rotating through them every week.
- A statistics section runs alongside standings and rosters.
- A contacts section and a forum; nobody is named publicly.
- No fee, deadline or route in is published.
- A fields section; no ground is named on the open pages.
- MSBL affiliation is the only published rule structure.
- A league ticker, a weather panel and a countdown clock stuck on 2017.
- Photos and videos each have their own section.
- A champions section, and MSBL affiliation behind it.
- A champions section, and a site that has been running since at least 2017.
- Nobody is named publicly.
- Day, time, affiliation and season start are answered; cost and age are not.
- A handouts section sits in the main navigation.
- A summer and fall season from 16 August, and a calendar section.
- Nothing is for sale by the league.
- No crew or assignor is named.
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