Your First Joint Venture
By Peter Twist
Many people often disregard the benefits of running consistent
joint ventures, because they don't understand how to find the
right partners to work with or how a joint venture is intended
to work.
If you do not know where to find the right joint venture partners,
related marketing forums and facebook groups are a great way to
start. Ask colleagues and other sources for their recommendations
and if they would not mind sharing their experiences.
For even extra leverage, you might also want to consider hiring
a joint venture broker, but do your due diligence in investigating
their reputation as a broker. Not all brokers are created equally;
some have high fees, high expectations and ridiculous contracts.
Some are just plain dishonest of their capabilities and the list
goes on, so a lot of research is key in this arena.
A joint venture is intended to benefit both parties and within new
formidable relationships it is sometimes best to go the extra mile
to ensure that your new partner is more than satisfied, meaning;
offering them extra perks, bonuses etc. Some people will advise
you to pay out larger percentages on commissions, have bigger
prizes etc. Again, this is especially true when working with your
new joint venture partners, because if the first joint venture is
truly a success, your partners will not hesitate to work with you
again and recommend you to others. This in turn means a larger
contact base for you to work with and pitch your product or
services to. In the end this means more dollars in your pocket!
As with anything in life and in the world of technology, things
can go wrong and product launches are a huge victim of this,
so it is imperative that you keep your joint venture partners
updated and in the loop. As failing to keep them updated
regularly might just cost you a partner or two and possibly
even more, your reputation and credibility. This is something
you definitely do not want to happen, especially if you are new
to the business world. Starting off on a bad foot is never a good
idea for any one. Successful joint ventures often lead to long
lasting business relationships, consistent multiple streams of
income, a wider and broader target audience, a bigger business
arsenal, larger rolodex and many other benefits.
Overall, joint ventures can be especially beneficial to any type
of business, as long as they are carefully thought out and the
right amount of consideration is given to running them. They
can also be extremely beneficial to new business owners whom
are willing to go the extra distance on the “playing field”.
The reality is that people give more credibility and
recommendations to those whom are movers and shakers,
not necessarily those that just say they are. Thus this leaves
the door open to any one being able to run successful joint
ventures and reap the benefits as well.
Cheers,
Peter
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Peter Twist is an internet marketer and broadcaster based in the UK
His next JV and Mastermind Meeting is on November 28/29th in Birmingham, UK
Click Here For Details http://petertwistmarketing.com/jv6457
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