About this block

Sponsor Tiers stacks partner logos by level on ruled rows. Each row labels its tier, then lays out wordmarks paired with small inline SVG marks, sized down from platinum through gold to community so the hierarchy reads at a glance without a price list. A bordered strip below pitches next year and links the prospectus.

The tiers are one array of label, mark size, text size, and a sponsor list of name and optional glyph. The marks are theme colored SVG paths, not uploaded logos, so the row stays sharp and recolors with the site. Shrinking the type per tier does the ranking work that a grid of equal boxes cannot.

When to use

Reach for this block once sponsors are confirmed and the deck is closed for the year. It thanks the partners who funded the event while quietly selling the next slot to the reader running a marketing budget. It differs from a flat logo cloud by ranking the names, worth it when tier is part of what a sponsor paid for.

A natural flow around it on a Marketing Pro page:

Before

• Speakers grid establishing the caliber sponsors are backing

After

• Conference CTA bands turning attention back to tickets
• Contact for teams weighing a package

What you can display

One strong use is a three tier partner list for a developer conference. Other rows:

• Media partners. Publications and podcasts ranked by reach rather than spend.
• Grant backers. Foundations and public bodies funding a nonprofit summit.
• Community supporters. Local shops and meetups whose names read as neighborhood texture.

Tip: keep community names small and many, a long tail of real supporters reads warmer than three lonely logos.