Master Joint Ventures Plr Ebook

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Table of Contents

Introduction 3
What is a Joint Venture? ……….. 4
Types of Joint Ventures ………… 5
Email Joint Ventures …………. 5
Traffic Exchanges … 6
Cross Promotions …. 7
Finding JV Partners …. 8
Contacting Potential JV Partners ……….. 9
Forums …. 9
JV Brokers ……….. 10
Tracking Results …… 11

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What is a Joint Venture?

A joint venture is a mutually-beneficial relationship in which one party promotes the product of another party, and in return the party whose product is promoted agrees to similarly reciprocate.

In some ways, being a JV partner is like being an affiliate. You’re promoting someone else’s product in exchange for compensation, but instead of being paid in cash, you are paid by having your own product promoted in return. Usually, joint ventures involve email lists. This isn’t always true, but in the majority of cases it is. In the next section, we’re going to take a look at some of the different types of joint ventures.

All JVs should be equally beneficial to both parties. If one party benefits far more than the other party, it can’t be mutually beneficial and you probably won’t be able to JV with that person again in the future. Build relationships, not money!

Types of Joint Ventures

There are many different ways to develop mutually-beneficial joint ventures. We’re going to look at a few of the ways you can build the most effective joint ventures.

Email Joint Ventures

The most common type of joint venture is when two parties who have email lists of similar sizes agree to email their own lists for each other. Let’s say you have an email list of about 5,000 people and you meet someone who has a list of around 7,000 people.

Chances are good that a good portion of your list will not be on their list and vice versa. That means each of you could reach many more people by cooperating and sending emails out for each other.

Email joint ventures work well as long as lists are within about 50% of each other. If you have a list of 10,000 people, you could JV with someone with 15,000 people or someone with 12,500 people, but not 20,000 people or 5,000 people.

If one party has more than 50% more subscribers, both parties may not feel satisfied. You can JV with anyone who will agree to JV with you, but it’s a good idea to make sure all of your JVs are as mutually-beneficial as possible to keep the relationship preserved for the future.

Traffic Exchanges

If you don’t have an email list, but you do have a website or blog with significant traffic, you can do a traffic exchange with someone else in your niche with similar traffic.

Generally, the traffic you send to your JV partner won’t be exactly on par with what they send you. Even if both websites have the same amount of traffic, visitors aren’t likely to respond evenly to different offers.

As long as both parties understand going into the business relationship that there is no way to guarantee equal response, traffic exchanges can definitely be beneficial. Just do your best to make sure you reciprocate as evenly as possible and both parties should be relatively satisfied.

Cross Promotions

When you release a product, you can form a partnership with someone who has a product that complements your product well. Let’s say your product is a book about losing weight with a low-calorie diet. You could do a cross promotion with someone who offers a calorie counter software program. They could promote your program as the best weight loss program to work with their software, and you could promote their software as the best software to use to keep track of calories with people who are using your weight loss system. Cross promotions are another type of mutually-beneficial relationship that can work really well. Again, both parties need to understand that the response they receive or the money they make may not be perfectly aligned with the other party’s outcome. There is no way to ensure a perfectly even reciprocation, but that doesn’t mean both parties can’t be happy.

Finding JV Partners

Perhaps the hardest part of joint venturing is finding people to form JV partnerships with. It can be very difficult to find JV partners, especially if you don’t already have a big name in your niche.

When you contact potential JV partners, you need to make sure to let them know what’s in it for them. Don’t talk extensively about yourself. Don’t talk extensively about your product. Talk about what you can do for them.

You need to make sure you let them know why they should JV with you. While it is important to tell them a bit about yourself and your product, you should focus on why it would be beneficial for them.

Now, let’s take a look at a few ways to find potential JV partners. There are many other ways, but we’re just going to take a look at some of the easiest and most popular ways to find potential JV partners.

Contacting Potential JV Partners

One of the easiest ways to find JV partners is to locate people in your niche that have large email lists or high-traffic websites or blogs and contact them.

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