Here's How To Get JV's As A 'No-One'

Hi,

They are great tips that I will be looking to use. I have built a fantastic set of products that compliment each other perfectly and they have all been well received with some amazing feedback!

In fact the quality of my product is so good, the owner of CPALead has appointed me as the first official CPALead Guru.

Im now at a stage where I want to get Joint Ventures in place to help re-enforce my brand and deliver more products!

Im still getting to grips with this forum and getting my head around the rules but posts like this are a fantastic resource for someone like myself.

Thank you kindly

Matthew Woodward

Great thread here and I agree 100% with this.

Yep, really useful post.

That's right, It's amazing how many people try to persuade a jv by telling them that they have a great product to sell. It's not enough to do this especially with someone you have no relationship with.

You should also work on building a relationship before you ask for a JV. If you have done your homework correctly in your niche, you will have a list of people who are authorities in your niche with lists so even before your product launch, make contact and build a relationship rather than trying to pitch to someone you don't know. ;)

Hi Dean,

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and years of experience with us in this post.

If you want to be successful, then you need to learn from someone who is ALREADY successful, and that's a TRUE Internet success story!

I hope you have a healthy day.

Tom

This is 100% true Dean. The first step to get your name out there is to start helping people in your niche. Who would have known that the reason Internet Marketing is thriving is not because of cutthroat tactics but because it is a big community that is helping each other.

I've seen this work in the past.

Here are a some other strategies that work extremely well too:

1.) The best way to do it is to get introduced by a mutual friend. This by far has been the MOST powerful
approach in all our partnerships. Really builds that instant credibility and trust factor that's needed in order
to get the 'Heavy Hitters' to mail for you.

2.) Just be excellent and professional with what you do, and ask them. The worse thing you can do is to
come across as an amateur.

- Give them a good commission offer. 60% or higher.
- Have proof to show them your product works. Testimonials, and all that stuff. If you don't have any, give
people free review in exchange for it.
- Share your metrics with them... conversion rates, and previous successes. It builds credibility quickly.

This is very true and great advice Dean.

I've found this works great for me and my inner circle swap partners, I have a good grouple of marketers who I swap with on a regular basis and help each other build our lists and our businesses.

What happens then is when one of these inner circle marketers launches a product, they already have guaranteed marketers you have build up trust and a relationship with that will promote for you.

I have a product launch coming up and I know I can count on these marketers to help make it a success :)

The key tip here is to build relationships with other marketers first, help them out where you can and in return they will help you out.

Have a great day!

Craig Dawber

Thanks for the good tips.

What a coincidence. Yesterday I downloaded an excellent report written by Kim Roach
in the War Room at Warrior Forum where she counts approximately the same
tips. Good tips really, and a lot of them. I would recommend anybody who is war room
member to download it, it has got fantastic comments from many warriors.

It's all abot giving something before we can expect to get.

I remember a funny story about the drowning man that I heard from my
grandfather when I was a child.

The man was drowning in a river while one priest, known to be very stingy, was passing by.
The man shouted ' Priest, priest, GIVE me your hand please, I'm drowning!'
But the priest didn't hear him.
The man suddenly remembered that the priest never gives anything to anybody,
and he started to shout ' Priest, TAKE my hand please!' instead.
The priest now heared his words and saved his life by taking his hand.

:)

As the priest from the story, your potential JV partner must feel that he is receiving something from you, before he decides to help you. Except, in this case you must really be giving, you can't trick him.


Almin

Perfectly said Dean, leverage the law of reciprocation. Give first before asking, providing something of value and as an act of good will, will you then begin to receive in return.