Powerful Joint Ventures
Hey - what a weekend that was, eh? Two big launches on
Saturday, Mike Filesame with his code and Joel Comm’s
big firesale event. It’s not often you see two of the
Gurus launching an event on the same day…
Both had been heading toward their 7/7/7 launch for
months - and about half-way through found out about the
other’s launch. But both being very experienced, high-level
pros, they knew it was no reason for concern - and they
were right - the synergy of both promos going on at once
created a buying frenzy that saw both events surpass all
expectations.
They had something else going for them too, something
you’re probably not using yet - Joint Venture partners.
OK - so I hear you saying ‘Sure - the big guys always get
their friends to help - but how does that help me?’ Well,
even if it’s just ten grass-roots level partners - the
combined e-zines still gets your message out to a lot
more people than you can by yourself, right?
And if your product is new, created by you, and a high
quality product that will help a lot of people, you’d be
surprised how easy it can be to get big JV partners. Take
the case of Richard Quek - a few years back he was unknown
in the biz, but had written a great e-book - not fluff,
but a seriously good resource put together professionally.
But how to get it out there when no one knew of him?
Richard contacted a lot of the big names of the day,
introduced himself and asked them if they’d read his new
e-book and, if they liked it, give him a review he could
use. Many ignored his e-mails of course, some said No flat
out - but some said YES! With the reviews in and on his
page, Richard then asked those same people if they’d JV
with him to push the book, giving them a hefty commish on
each copy. Once some of them said yes again, he could use
that as part of his pitch to get other big names to help.
Re-read that last paragraph above. Anything there you
couldn’t do? Any reason you couldn’t be putting together
your own JV’s for your own products, or one you have
ghostwritten just for you? And the beauty fo it is, none
of the activities described there require you to lay out
any bucks whatsoever - none! Granted, it takes a little
effort - but think of what that effort did for Mike & Joel
over the weekend - better still, think of how nice it will
be when those kind of numbers are describing YOUR next
launch…
Right now, Richard is revealing not only HOW he set
up each of his joint ventures, but even giving you a
copy of the very e-mails he sent out for each stage,
along with a detailed explanation of the psychology
behind each one, the important parts that MUST be there,
and the timeframe it required from start to finish for
each of his four big JV launches to date. If you have
your own product, or even plan to write one EVER, then
you really should get this guide:
JV Secrets Revealed by Richard Quek
Helping you succeed in 2007 and beyond…
Doug Champigny
http://www.ChampignyWeb.com
PS - Recently I mentioned that to build our AdSense sites in
various niches we use XSitePro…
I wanted to be able to give you a fresh example, so I
asked Teri to take some of the articles we had on hand
and throw something together for you to see. (We have
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we build the sites, so it’s instant once we get to it.)
So here’s a fresh example, a site Teri STARTED at noon
yesterday:
When you see what she did in half a day, you’ll know why
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To your success… DC.
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