Last week, I wrote a blog post titled 5 Reasons Why I Won’t Read Your Joint Venture Proposal and it received tons of buzz. Now that you know the do’s and dont’s of writing JV proposals, here are some top tips on how to increase your chance of getting a YES. It’s the exact same tactics I used to get over 100 JV partners and launched my book to #1 on Amazon last year:

1. Set Up A “Salesletter” For Your Progam

Just like you have a salesletter for your product where you talk about the features, benefits, why you should buy etc, the same applies for JV partners. You’ve got to SELL your affiliate program/JV opportunity – what the product is about, what benefits will they get (commissions etc), how do they sign up etc.

2. Know Your Conversion Rates

You HAVE to test your salesletter beforehand. JV partners will want to know your stats so they know that your salesletter actually converts in the first place. Otherwise they’ll just be wasting their time and resources.

3. Offer A Large Commission

You just have to do a little more than the rest of your competitors to stand out from the crowd. Usually, for digital products, the commission rate is 50%. Why not do more than what’s expected and offer 75%? Or even 100%? In fact, for my eMillions book launch, I offered 100% commission. Yes I gave away all my profits because I know the money is made in the backend.

4. Make It Easy

Don’t let them do all the work, do the work for them. Give them all the ready-made tools such as email copy etc (to some extent even custom-build those promo tools). Put the affiliate link in the email promos for them (so not something like “Replace XXXX with your affiliate link”).

5. Leverage Results

You just need that ONE partner to get everything started. So leverage it by saying something like “Bob promoted it to a list of X number of people and made Y amount” or “So and so is already onboard” (creates social proof). It’s the snow ball effect.

Do you have any joint venture tips? Leave it in the comments section :)

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