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Joint Venture Marketing
\"Joint Venture Marketing --
Creating Profitable Partnerships
For Long-Term Growth!\"
Dear Joint Venture Seeker,
You’re surprised at how little information about JV partnerships is out there, on the net – now that you’re finally ready to find a Joint Venture partner of your own!
You’ve come across a post or two in forums, with the odd, veiled hint that makes you suspect you’re missing some “insider” tricks – and a suspicion that you might be unwittingly facing some truly awful pitfalls.
If that describes you, congratulate yourself for being sharper than 90% of your peers.
You’re right to suspect there’s more to successfully landing – and managing – a Joint Venture partnership experience than the “clues” suggest!
The truth is, for every successful offer, there are specific conditions that absolutely have to be met.
And if you don’t, the consequences range from a narrow “miss” in getting accepted… to ending up, a few years down the line, blushing in shame, whenever you think of what you did – and didn’t do – in this first, all important JV approach.
I’m not trying to scare you – but the truth is, there are definite small but all important points that separate the pros from the “too-new-to-join-the-party”.
And the reason not much is written about it?
JVs are so competitive, too many marketers quietly keep these all-important secrets to themselves.
(And this is one case where it’s actually not hype at all to call them “secrets”. A secret is a fact known only to an elite group – and right now, that may not include you!)
They Say It’s Not Rocket Science…
And they’re right!
Putting out a winning Joint Venture offer should be pleasantly straightforward and simple – in fact, so simple, it’s almost a “non event” to do.
It’s not something you have to spend months planning (even though you do have to properly prepare…)
…But it’s like any other “sport” – there are too many ways you can unwittingly brand yourself as a “newbie” – and end up denied or ignored.
Of course, there’s nothing wrong with being new – but all too often, it also means you’re you don’t have a clue how “things” are properly done.
This leaves you being seen – undeservedly – “naďve” or even unprofessional – and promptly dismissed.
Not fair, I know – but that’s the reality of business, these days! (It’s even worse in the offline world, where these things take months – instead of an hour or two from beginning to “send”.)
But before you ever ship off your first JV letter proposal, you absolutely need to know:
* 5 factors that can start your JV efforts off on the right foot - or sink them altogether
* 2 types of Joint Ventures - and which one is better for your specific situation
* The single most important approach technique you have to know – and how to correctly apply it!
* 6 questions to ask yourself, before approaching any JV candidate at all!
* The one, concrete detail you absolutely need to have in place, before any joint venture gets off the ground
* The simple “easy-solution” action you can take right now, even if you\'ve never set up an Affiliate Program
* The simple, one-time \"bribe\" you can offer, if list building is your primary concern today
* 8 truly fatal mistakes new marketers make that guaranteed to make JV potentials turn you down with a shudder
* 1 other deadly mistake you may tragically make, if you don’t think this common misconception through
You see, there’s a definite process Joint Venture potential partners will be expecting – no matter how individualistic the style of the presenter - and each hidden point behind the process is like one big checklist…
Each not only tells the JV potential that you know what you’re doing - and how to do it - but it also reassures him (or her) that accepting will bring a real possibility of that venture’s success.
(Not to mention all those much-desired benefits to his list!)
You need to let your potential JV partner know you’re aware of:
* The 2 basic Golden Rules behind every successful Joint Venture - everything else is a natural result of observing these
* The 8 “checklist” questions every marketer should ask themselves – and answer – before ever turning up on a JV’s doorstep
* The single, most important occasion when you should never even consider initiating a Joint Venture (approach a potential partner anyway, and she’ll see through you in a heartbeat)
* These 4 proven ways of building a relationship before you ever even \"speak\" together
* The single most important step to have in place before you ever begin (muck this one up, and you\'ll be a laughing-stock…)
Look, I’m honestly not trying to scare you… You know yourself, when you’re an expert in a certain field, you can spot someone trying to pretend they know what they’re doing – when they so don’t – right away.
Not by being completely stupid, of course, but just by fatal little clues – and innocently trying things a true expert would never do (or get caught short on.)
The most basic of which to beware of is, right up front…
Don’t Fall Into The Trap Of Putting
The Cart Before The Horse
Rushing into a Joint Venture partnership without knowing “The Rules” – even if your product is ready – is like trying to pretend you’ve done your homework.. when you’re handing in a hastily-scribbled sheet, filled with mistakes.
It’s putting the cart before the horse, and it could lead to all sorts of disappointing (and unnecessary) consequences.
Like approaching the right marketer….
…with the wrong project (or in entirely the wrong way.)
But before you even get to this point... you have to know where to find JV potential partners in the first place.
And my new special report can help you do all of this:
Joint Venture Marketing
Creating Profitable Partnerships
For Long-Term Growth
Joint Venture MarketingYou will learn:
checkbox The easiest - and only - place to start (it\'s so obvious you\'ll shake your head)
checkbox 5 specific places to start your search - and why
checkbox 1 more place - and why you should - and what you should do when you get there
checkbox 3 ways to instantly up your name recognition - and respect
checkbox 9 general places to find powerful JV partners - and they\'re right under your nose
checkbox The 2 best approach methods - and when to use which
checkbox To Google or not to Google - 3 \"yes\" answers you must get will give you the answer
checkbox 4 good reasons to \"try before you buy\" - even if your JV partnership seems \"in the bag\"
checkbox One self-scuttling error to fall into - even though it feels so good (and right!)
checkbox 5-point checklist to ensure you hit it off, when you first approach a JV partner - even if his answer has to be \"no\"
checkbox The single most important thing you must do before approaching a JV partner - and what it actually means to carry this through
checkbox The simple extra \"tweak\" to ensure he feels equally connected to you
It’s all the nuances that make the difference (as well as the absence of 4 or 5 basic, glaring mistakes) that set the stage up for your Joint Venture partner success…
What To Do When You’ve Found The Right Partner
There are powerful benefits and a breathtaking potential for expanding your market reach, if you do everything “right”.
There’s huge relief in instantly knowing facts such as:
checkbox The single most effective type of Joint Venture to join or propose, if you simply need to raise some quick cash
checkbox The single most damaging drawback you need to be aware of, if you decide to go this route
checkbox One overlooked but highly effective source of JV partner leads - and the 2 conditions that mean you might be advised try it
checkbox The key essential component you have to think about, before deciding who to approach
Isn’t it worth taking the extra time to make sure your JV offer goes painlessly and perfectly?
And then what do you do, when you’re sure you’ve finally found the right JV partner or partners?
But there’s no reply… or worse, an out-and-out rejection.
How do make them “hear” you, when you just can’t figure out:
* The 6 reasons they rejected you - and why you shouldn\'t feel bad for a second!
* Word mistakes you could have made, when your carefully-crafted letter gets ignored
* What do, if there\'s no reply - and the difference between being a nuisance and simply following up
But let’s go beyond that – let’s assume you were successful!
How Do You Handle Things Once You\'re Actually A Team?
The secret is in the preparation – before they ever see your letter. Set things up right, and everything falls into place.
Helped along, of course, by knowing the Golden Rule # 2 to follow, when it comes to who handles what.
Your peers are right – it really isn’t rocket science. In fact, it will take you less time to learn how to craft a powerful Joint Venture offer that makes it harder for your potential JV partner to say “no” than “yes” than it will to do a load of laundry.
Why deny yourself the simple knowledge you need to explode your chances of Joint Venture success? You owe it to yourself to check out my simple Special Report that lays out all the P’s and Q’s – both those nuances that show you’re a pro, and major pitfalls to avoid.
(Not to mention telling you how to get to the proposal stage – and what to include – from idea to offer)
And I’ve written it in a clearly-laid out manner that’ s so easy to read!
(I don’t believe in making things more mysterious – or “heavier” – than they have to be. You see, finding potential partners and sending Joint Venture proposals are simple – when you know exactly what to do!)
So try it for yourself, right now, and see just how easy it is to clear up all those Joint Venture seeking worries.
If you decide my report isn’t right, or what you wanted – for any reason at all – I’ll send you that refund immediately (along with my thanks for checking it out.)
But I’m so confident you’ll enjoy and appreciate my Special Report that I’m offering you my unconditional guarantee…
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