Joint Ventures and Affiliates Techniques

back to "Effective Marketing" Table of Contents Page Under Construction

 

Why to sell via JVs:

You can also use JVs to find capital and to create products. For example, instead of buying a product, you can make a JV with the product owner/creator. This way you don't have to pay lots of money upfront. But also it is not a good idea to do simply 50/50 split. Instead offer a % and max royalty amount, after which - only small maintenance. So you basiclaly buying the product - but paying for it from the sales.

 

Don't expect that you can generate JVs over email. Better to personally contact your prospects with a well prepared offer.

 

Creating JV process:

Affiliate marketing:

 

Affiliates = JV partners. You don't need many of them. You can get thousands - but you will see that most of them will not work. You need just several (5..15) hand-picked partners. Highly targeted. You can find them by submitting your info to top affiliate directories:

Give them the tools to sell more. Make it easy. Article, ezine ads - pre-branded with affiliate links, brandable ebooks, MP3 audio files - teleclass, mini-courses/reports that the can use. Make sure that your affiliates can use their affiliate link. Make it easy, idiot proof.

 

Give your affiliate multiple income streams (sell ebooks with links in the ebook targged with the affiliate IDs). Articles - contain lists of resources. Some are free - some are products.

 

Use 2-tier affiliate program

 

Affiliates - requires work, effort. Again, you don't need more affiliates - you need better quality affiliates. Usually 10% of affiliates produce 90% of the results.

 

Create affiliate program where there is none - go offline (expedia.com. hotels.com).

Create an affilaite program within an affiliate program (seminarAnnouncer.com)

You become the traffic/list/affiliate broker

Create a closed affiliate program (limit number of affiliates).

 

Types of JV partners and affiliates:

Here are some links (Jason Potash):

Here is more:

 

 

 

© 2003 Selectorweb, Inc.