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7 Tips To Be Aware When Doing A Joint Venture (Part 1)

Submitted by Ariff Kamal on December 28, 2009 – 12:45 amNo Comment
7 Tips To Be Aware When Doing A Joint Venture (Part 1)

7 Tips To Be Aware When Doing A Joint Venture in Internet Marketing

A joint venture (JV) is a temporary partnership between two or more business.It is one of the most long-term profitable actions you can take to improve your internet business.The more business friends you can make on the internet, the more your name becomes heard and the more your reputation grows.

Here are some tips that i've learned:

1) How many opt-in subscribers you have

You should consider JV's with people who are at a similar pace and time in their business as you are.If you have an opt-in subscriber list of 500 people, you won't have much success convincing a person with a list of 10,000 to partner with you.

2) If it is a responsive and targeted list

Every successful internet marketers understands the value of a list. It's an asset that would bring you a long way towards sucess in online marketing.Word of caution here, No point having  a list that is NOT responsive. One way to find out how responsive your list are is by sending them a survey, asking their opinion on a certain topic. This to keep track on how they respond to you .

3) The conversion rate of your sales letter (usually must be at least 2%)

Its common for a potential JV partner to ask you question on how your sales letter convert. Be sure to keep track and measure your conversion rate for your info-products.

Remember to have a split for all your landing pages and sales letter.This will reflect an indicationon how well your sales letter/landing pages convert.

 


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