A local company is backing the Manu Samoa campaign against the All Blacks by putting its money where it counts.
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Apia Concrete Products has donated $60,000 to the Manu Samoa to assist the men in blue with its preparations for the All Blacks on 8 July 2015.
The donation was made by owners, Tupua Fereti, Fuatino Cynthia Wetzell and their staff.
To have a company logo in the middle of the Apia Park Stadium field, it costs $50,000.
However, A.C.P. just wants their sign on the side of the field.
Marketing consultant for the Samoa Rugby Union, Masunu Tuisila Talapusi, said that the response from the business community has been positive.
Most local companies have bought local signage.
And with live coverage on SKY TV, it’s a good chance for exposure to an audience of about 100 million people, he said.
“It’s also an opportunity to advertise internationally,” he said.
There are still opportunities to advertise with the $3000 to $15,000 packages. Spaces are limited as they are only available according to camera coverage.
Masunu said that the signs ahave been made locally and to standards of SKY TV.
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