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Little
Known Joint Venture Secrets Revealed!
by
John Metcalfe
What
makes me mad more than anything is why a lot of the most successful
marketers online don't tell you the whole truth of how they
get thousands of visitors AND more importantly BUYERS to their
sites. I know just how hard it is to get ANY traffic to a website,
never mind targeted and ready-to-buy traffic. So you'll be glad
to know there's an easier way and today.
I'm
going to lift the lid on some of the secret methods and more
importantly TOOLS that are used to generate qualified ready
to buy traffic to any website.
I'm
specifically talking about Joint Venture marketing and how you
can use Joint Ventures to build your Internet business. In its
simplest terms, Joint Venturing means that 2 different businesses
with customers who have the same sort of interests team-up.
One
business provides the product for sale, the sales message and
the product delivery. The other business provides a recommendation
about the other business product and provides the list of prospects
to make the product offer to.
This is a lot easier than spending the next 6–12 months
figuring out how to get your site listed in the major search
engines. You could constantly change your pages to get top rankings
at sites like Google or Yahoo *OR* you can go to the search
engines and find people who already have top rankings and find
a way how you can Joint venture with them for a share of the
profits.
If
the top listed website doesn't want to team up with you with
a JV deal, you simply go to no 2, 3 etc until you find somebody
who *IS* willing to do a deal so that you can split the profits.
Your goal from any deal is to find a way of splitting the profits
50/50 but if you have to give away 60–70% of the profits
it still doesn't matter because you'll be able to sell to these
customers again and again with higher backend ticket offers.
Lets
talk about some of the tools that you can use to find Joint
Venture partners to team up with for a share of the profits.
Joint
Venture Tool No 1: Free version of Copernic
Agent
This
is a great tool for searching out Joint Venture partners. What
it does is it goes out and searches multiple search engines
using keywords that you might use to find your own or related
websites. It then brings up results of related web sites you
can contact for Joint Venture deals.
You'll
be able to then visit these websites and take down vital information
that you'll need for contacting them for potential Joint Venture
deals. Such as their name, e-mail address, website address,
phone number, fax number.
Joint
Venture Tool No 2: Alexa
This
is a tool that downloads right over the top of your browser
and gives you some real vital information, like how much traffic
a web site is getting. It doesn't specifically say how many
visitors it's getting but it tells you what ranking they are
compared to other websites.
For
instance Yahoo would have a ranking of 1. Consider any website
that has a ranking of less than 100,000 to be a good potential
Joint Venture partner for you and your business.
Alexa
also lets you see specific information about each particular
website, like name, e-mail address, address phone and fax number.
Also it lets you pull up related websites for you to visit and
take down the information needed for contacting these people
in the future.
Joint
Venture Tool No 3: GroupMail
One
of the best ways to reach your potential Joint Venture partners
is by e-mail. To be effective at contacting partners and getting
your e-mails read, requires you to personalise each individual
e-mail with something that's unique to each publisher or website
owner. For instance the publishers e-zine, name and website
address.
What
you do is build a database of potential partners using the tools
above and then input the details you have generated into an
email program such as groupmail. With groupmail you are able
to personalise your mailings with information from your database.
So in your database you'll have a list of all the names of people
you want to contact and also their ezine name. Wherever you
want their name to appear in your email you simply input the
(NAME) tag.
Where
you want to have their e-zine name appear you input the tag
(EZINENAME).
This
way instead of having the subject line of your Joint Venture
e-mail simply saying:
Subject
- Joint Venture Request.
You
could have:
Subject
- Dear (NAME), Joint Venture Request For Your (EZINENAME)
This
gives you a lot better chance of getting your e-mail read as
it's personlised with the details that you have collected from
your database. Top publishers and website owners get huge amounts
of e-mail sent to them, and the one's that they receive which
are not personlised with at least their name are simply deleted.
These
tools and methods are what the top publishers like Terry Dean
and Yanik Silver are using to produce a large amount of their
income online.
Don't
you think you should be using them as well?
Get
started today.
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