Mountain Wave Weather

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Mountain Wave Weather

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Sponsorship Packages and Information

Business Sponsorships

Mountain Wave Weather offers a limited number of seasonal sponsorships for local businesses that are a good fit for Colorado weather coverage.

I keep this simple on purpose.

I’m not looking to cram the forecast full of ads, and I’m not trying to turn this into some big, overbuilt sponsorship program. The goal is to work with a small number of local businesses that make sense for the season and can be part of the conversation in a way that feels natural.

In most cases, I’ll cap things at around five businesses per season, with one business per industry.

So if I already have a roofer for that season, I won’t take on another roofer. Same idea with insurance, HVAC, hail repair, and so on.

How seasonal sponsorships work

Sponsorships are sold by season, not by month.

  • One-time seasonal sponsorships
  • Not recurring
  • No pressure to renew

Near the end of the season, I’ll reach out and let you know your sponsorship period is almost up. From there, you can decide what makes sense for your business.

You can renew for the next season, skip it entirely, or come back later for a different season. Nothing complicated.

Severe Weather Season

The standard Severe Weather Season runs from May 1 through July 31.

That covers the core stretch of Colorado severe weather, including hail, strong to severe thunderstorms, tornado potential, damaging wind, and the higher-impact storm setups people tend to pay close attention to.

Extended Severe Weather Season

For some businesses, it may make sense to stay involved a little longer.

The Extended Severe Weather Season runs from May 1 through August 31.

This adds the late-summer storm pattern as well, including more August thunderstorm activity and heavy rain or flooding concerns.

Monsoon Season

The standard Monsoon Season runs from August 1 through September 30.

This covers Colorado’s late-summer storm pattern, when deeper moisture can lead to more frequent thunderstorms, heavier rain, flash flooding concerns, and day-to-day weather impacts, especially in the mountains and nearby foothills.

This season can be a good fit for businesses that make sense during the late-summer pattern, especially when flooding, lightning, travel weather, and daily storm chances become more of the focus.

Sponsorship options

Seasonal Sponsor

This is the simpler option and a good fit for businesses that want a steady seasonal presence without overcomplicating it.

  • Sponsorship for the full season selected
  • Listing on the sponsor page
  • Mention as a seasonal sponsor during relevant weather coverage when appropriate
  • One industry-exclusive slot per season

Seasonal Sponsor Plus

This includes everything in the Seasonal Sponsor tier, with a little more visibility throughout the season.

This is a better fit for businesses that want more prominent placement during active stretches of weather coverage.

  • Everything in Seasonal Sponsor
  • More prominent placement when applicable
  • Additional mentions during relevant seasonal coverage

Who tends to be a good fit

The best sponsor fits are usually local businesses that connect naturally with Colorado weather.

  • Roofing
  • Hail repair / paintless dent repair
  • Insurance
  • HVAC
  • Electricians / generators
  • Exterior repair services
  • Flood or restoration services

That said, I’m open to other local businesses too if the fit makes sense.

A couple important notes

I keep sponsor spots limited so things stay useful and don’t turn into clutter.

Sponsor mentions are worked in naturally when they fit the weather setup and the content. I’m not interested in forcing awkward ad copy into forecast posts just to check a box.

The goal is to keep the forecast useful, local, and trustworthy while giving small businesses a simple way to support what I do and get in front of a highly weather-aware Colorado audience.

Interested?

If your business feels like a good fit for a seasonal sponsorship, feel free to reach out. I’m always happy to talk through whether it makes sense, what season would fit best, and keep it simple from there.

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Facts and Figures

Facebook Followers

Average views per month

Average Weather Website Visits Per Day (during weather events)

Why Advertise with Mountain Wave Weather?

The value in advertising here is pretty simple: local visibility at times when people are actually paying attention.

Weather gets people to check in more often, pay closer attention, and look for information that affects their day. For small businesses, that creates a more natural connection than a random ad dropped in front of someone who isn’t really engaged.

This can be a strong fit for businesses that become more relevant during active weather, changing seasons, or higher-impact Colorado patterns. It can also be a good option for businesses that just want a steady local presence without overcomplicating things.

The goal isn’t to build some giant ad machine. It’s to offer a limited number of simple, seasonal partnerships that make sense for both the audience and the business.

Rules and Advertising Information

Results and Performance Disclaimer:

  • Mountain Wave Weather does not guarantee specific results, including increased traffic, sales, or engagement, as performance may vary based on audience behavior and other external factors.

Content Approval and Edits:

  • All sponsored content is subject to review and approval by Mountain Wave Weather to ensure it aligns with our brand standards and community guidelines. Minor edits may be made for clarity or compliance.

Post Scheduling and Availability:

  • Post scheduling is subject to availability and weather event schedules. Mountain Wave Weather reserves the right to adjust post dates to accommodate breaking weather updates or other time-sensitive content.

Payment Terms and Refund Policy:

  • Payments are due upfront for each month or season. All sales are final, and no refunds will be issued once content has been posted.

Cancellation Policy:

  • Sponsors may cancel at any time, but no refunds or credits will be issued for unused portions of the package. Mountain Wave Weather reserves the right to terminate sponsorship agreements if content conflicts with our brand values or violates community guidelines.

Exclusivity and Conflicts of Interest:

  • Exclusive sponsorships are limited to one business per category. In the event of category conflicts, priority will be given to existing sponsors or those with longer-term commitments.

Platform and Algorithm Changes:

  • Engagement and reach are subject to changes in social media algorithms. Mountain Wave Weather is not responsible for fluctuations in visibility due to platform changes or technical issues beyond our control.

Supporting a Valuable Community Resource:

  • Becoming a sponsor of Mountain Wave Weather is more than just advertising — it’s a partnership that supports a trusted, local resource relied on by thousands across the community. Your sponsorship helps keep accurate, timely, and life-impacting weather information flowing while also placing your business in front of a highly engaged and loyal audience. It’s a meaningful way to give back, build trust, and gain visibility alongside a service people turn to when it matters most.

Long Story Short and Legal Jargon Aside

  • If you’re unhappy with something please reach out and we will due our best do our best to make it right.
  • Please have the understanding that this is a small business though and as such there are some things we can and cannot do.
  • Here’s a big one: Mountain Wave Weather provides weather forecasts and information for informational purposes only. We are not responsible or liable for any actions, decisions, or outcomes resulting from the use of our weather forecasts or sponsored content. Users are encouraged to use their own judgment and seek additional sources of information when making decisions related to safety, travel, business operations, or any other activities influenced by weather conditions.

Ready to Sign Up?

  • Once again, please read the above information and make sure you understand all of the terms/conditions.
  • If you have any questions at all -Please Reach Out- I’ll be happy to help get those answered!