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# Extra exposure (Virtual event)
Sponsors are important for events, and in this article, we describe how the app and virtual platform supports the sponsors of an event.
## Manual adjustments in the admin panel
Give certain sponsors more exposure by enabling company sorting in the admin panel.
In the admin panel click on 'Settings' and select 'Virtual event settings'.
Select 'Layout'.
At the tab 'Enable company sorting' tick the box to enable the setting and click 'Save changes' at the bottom of the page.
In the admin panel, you click on 'Content' and select 'Companies'. Select or create a company. Scroll down to the 'Extra company options' and select the order number for the company.
{% hint style="info" %}
Companies with the lowest numbers appear higher in the list (e.g. the company with the number 1 will appear as the first company in the list).
{% endhint %}
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