How do I go about getting approval from the NCAA for selling my products?
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The NCAA license allows licensees to produce product leading up to and during its 88 Championship Events. A list of those events can be found at http://www2.ncaa.org/sports/. \n\nThe NCAA does not manage or monitor the licensing agreements of the conferences, schools or its other member institutions. If you are interested in using their logos and/or trademarks, you will need to contact each conference or institution individually. \n\nThe NCAA does not maintain a list of each school's licensee contact. Follow this link for the information. http://www.ncaa.org/conferences/\n\nAnyone who wishes to obtain a license to produce merchandise containing NCAA trademarks may contact: \n\nThe Collegiate Licensing Company \n290 Interstate North\nSuite 200\nAtlanta, Georgia 30339\nPhone: (770) 956-0520\nFax: (770) 955-4491\nhttp://www.clc.com/ \n\n\nEither the NCAA's Licensing (Current NCAA Licensees) office or The Collegiate Licensing Company (http://www.clc.com/) can provide a list of current NCAA licensees. It is typically much easier to work with an established NCAA licensee than to try and license a new product or idea. \n\nBoth the NCAA and CLC can provide you with information on the products produced by all licensees so you can match your needs with the right company.
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Why not ask the students what they would like to see in your website. Get some student friends to conduct a survey. Revenue could come from advertising. Or may be a local business sponsor would help. Is your student union not able or willing to help?
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Advertise, or get the local newspaper to do an article on you and your sport.\n\nContact the manufacturers of your equipment and sell yourself.
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you can't, they've been sold out for months. \n\nonly way would be to win some in a competition.\ngood luck
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I used to own a gift shop and in order to buy merchandise I attended trade shows.  At trade shows there are lots of independent sales reps that carry multiple product lines.  My advice is to attend as many trade shows as possible and bring samples of your product.  Meet some of the reps, see who you click with.  Some are really pushy and have questionable ethics.  Some are very nice and sincerely interested in acting as a liaison between suppliers like yourself and store owners like me.  Find reps by checking out their booths, seeing what other lines they carry and if your product would compliment their mix.  Then watch how they interact with potential customers that approach their booth.\n\nAnother possible sales tool is to go to your local yellow pages, and get the names/addresses of stores in your area that you think you would like to see sell your cards.  Then send them a cover letter with a free sample of your cards.  Envision how you would like to see your cards displayed and in what kinds of stores, then contact those stores and sell your vision.  Explain how you think your cards would sell themselves and how you would supply them.  Emphasize the good service that you can offer.  Keep track of who you sent samples to, and then a week or two after you mailed them, call the owner of the business to see if they received the sample and if they would like to see more.  You're selling by taking baby steps, which is more comfortable than cold calling.  If you believe in your product, then your enthusiasm for it will help you succeed.\n\nGood luck!!
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You have to sell it to some very  well to do people and they only can pay you some thing fairly. You can contact some antic items dealer or give a small advertisement in the news papers and you will get some response.
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Is this through school?\n\nIf through the school there are organizations that can help with it.  Such as the big candy sales, car washes, selling flowers at the school which can be delivered, a bake sale, etc.\n\nIf it is through an outside group....\n\nYou can do some of the same things, but you can also go to businesses and ask them to sponsor your squad.  Which you will give them a letter of thanks and for their taxes (since it should be a non profit organization).  You can also have inexpensive t-shirts printed up where the team name is on the front and the back lists the sponsors.  You can probably get a tshirt printer to give you a break if you have them put their info on the shirt too.
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Ncaachampionships.com
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Contact a schools athletic department.
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First of all, learn to use your spell checker.\n\n1.  Find a product that you want to sell.\n\n2.  Think of its properties (smells good, tastes good, looks good, etc.)\n\n3.  Think of your target audience (your classmates, your teacher, your parents, etc.)\n\n4.  Think of some commercials that you like and adapt them to your own.\n\n5.  Ask your teacher for some help.
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1. Do it yourself. Read your industry publications, local newspapers or other publications you think your competitors may use to advertise their business. If you have access to services like Lexis Nexis, check it to see if ads are included in the items they pick up (I know press mentions are included, but not sure with ads)\n\n2. Hire a press clipping service. They will give you everyday copies of where you were mentioned, and your competitor if you include them in your contract.
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Shoe companies sponsor people that can help them advertise.. its not like they sponsor everyone.. \n\nThe best way to go, is to contact the special advertising person in the shoe company you want. This is what an agent would normally do. Then you make your case, you have to tell them how THEY benefit from you wearing their stuff.. its not that easy
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You could approach trade associations and fedrations for information and contact numbers of importers.Then call them up and sell them your product over the phone.
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The University needs to supply you with this information.  ask the college who accredits them, then ask the college you may want to transfer to if they accept that accrediation.  If your college lies about the accredidation and you have proof that they said they were, you can sue for all your tuition.
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Every area has sales reps.  Just get the name of the product call the company and ask for the sales rep of what you want in your area.
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One caveat, though.  NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) rules dictate that you cannot work or earn outside income while you are going to college on an athletic scholarship.  Everything you need is required to be provided for you by the school itself.
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Contact your states licensing board.