How do I Understand My Sponsorship Dashboard?

Your Sponsorship Dashboard is where you track real results from your community investment. See exactly how local business owners are discovering and engaging with your business — turning your sponsorship into measurable growth.

The best part? Connecting with your leads doesn't use connection credits — it's an easy way to nurture these warm relationships without limits.

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Understanding your Lead Types

  1. Hot Leads: These potential customers are ready to engage. They've reached out, requested information, or interacted with your content multiple times. Connect with them first — they're closest to becoming customers.

  2. Warm Leads: They've shown interest but need more nurturing. A friendly follow-up or personalized message can move them from curious to customer.

  3. Leads: While they may not be your ideal customer today, they know people who might be. Build relationships with them — they could introduce you to your next big opportunity.

Why Connect with Every Lead

Maximize Every Opportunity
No lead is too small. Today's casual connection could become tomorrow's best referral source. Send that connection request and start building relationships.

Build Trust Before You Sell
Strong business relationships are built on trust, not pitches. Engage authentically with your connections — the sales conversations will follow naturally.

Turn Sponsorship into Growth
Every lead represents potential. By connecting with all of them, you're not just advertising — you're building a network that generates referrals, partnerships, and customers.

How to Find My Sponsorship Dashboard

  1. Log into your Alignable Account.
  2. Click My Business Dropdown ▼ on the menu bar at the top of the page.
  3. Click into the “Advertise” page.
  4. You will land on your Sponsorship Dashboard.

Understanding your Metrics

Views: How many times your sponsored content appeared to local business owners

Visits: How many business owners clicked to learn more about you

Note: Numbers reflect your last 90 days. Day-to-day fluctuations are normal as older data cycles out.

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