Although
joint ventures are known for one of the easiest and quickest marketing
techniques on the WEB for earning big bucks, they can also be one of the hardest
techniques to break into, especially if you're new to the game and you're trying
to get your foot in the door.
Making
that initial contact with a potential joint venture partner is crucial.
Approaching a potential JV partner incorrectly could damage your credibility and
any further possibilities of them doing business with you.
Personally,
I always like to be contacted by email from people offering me JV deals. This is
because 99% of the offers I receive are totally useless and sent by amateurs
simply wanting to rush out their so-called proposals and earn a quick buck or
two.
This
will NEVER work guys - keep dreaming.
This
is the exact reason why I do NOT want to be contacted by phone with joint
venture offers. Could you imagine everyone calling you on the phone every single
day of the week offering you useless JV deals and wasting your valuable time,
something of which there is definitely not enough of.
If
I like the look of a deal that has been offered to me, then I can email them
back or leave them a number they can call me on.
Another
great way to grab a potential JV partner's attention is to make your offer
through the mail. Send a physical product by mail. This proves to me that
someone has taken the time and effort to put together a package and are serious
about their business.
I
would look more closely into a deal if I received a professional looking package
that was typed on letterhead paper with all the valuable information I needed to
assess the product.
But
with all that said, I would still prefer to receive offers through email. This
way I can make a quick decision as to whether or not I wish to pursue each
individual offer.
When I am contacted with the offer of a joint venture deal, there are two aspects that I ...
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