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Tate Hall is a Chicago-based basketball creator and Loyola Ramblers athlete with a strong, authentic college-sports presence. He brings an easygoing personality, fitness-driven lifestyle, and consistent social content that makes him a natural fit for brands looking to reach engaged sports and student-athlete audiences.
Tate Hall is an Undergraduate at Loyola University Chicago.
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1 post & 1 story with the Tate Hall promoting your product.
Long-term deal involving appearances, photoshoots, social media and more.
Have Tate Hall make a live appearance at your next event
Brands can sponsor Tate Hall on OpenSponsorship by creating a free account, browsing Tate Hall's profile, and sending a sponsorship proposal for social posts, appearances, or integrated campaigns. OpenSponsorship handles messaging, deliverables, and deal terms in one platform so you can connect directly with this athlete.
Tate Hall is listed on OpenSponsorship and available for brand sponsorships. Brands can review campaign packages, audience details, and pricing on this profile, then submit a proposal to start a partnership with this athlete.
According to OpenSponsorship, estimated pricing to sponsor Tate Hall starts at $400 for a social media post, $600 for a appearance and $3,600 for a brand ambassador campaign. Final rates depend on deliverables, usage rights, and campaign scope. Sign up on OpenSponsorship to view packages and send a proposal.
According to OpenSponsorship, Tate Hall's audience includes 3K+ Instagram followers, interests including Reading, Computer Gaming, Golf, Working Out, Social, based in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Brands can use this profile to evaluate reach, content niche, and sponsorship fit before sending a proposal.

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