Find a JV Partner: How to Choose Coaching JV Opportunities

Coaches who are interested in building their email lists are open to joint venture opportunities. These type of opportunities are helpful for expanding your network, getting your products and services more exposure and even building your own email list.

However, finding the right joint venture partners can be tricky. It's not a great idea to partner with internet marketers who are hawking everything from Facebook ads to acne medication. You need to find the right fit. This can take a long time of searching, contacting people, waiting for response and then putting together a good fitting offer to then offer to each others' lists.

However, if you work within a network that you trust, this can be a huge asset to your business, and to those who are also involved. To consider a JV partner, here are a few tips to explore first before joining up:

1. Research this person online. Do they offer professional services, have a good presence?

2. What is their list size? How often to do they mail them? Sign up for their emails and see if their content is in-line with what you require. Look for well-written copy, well-designed emails and also watch frequency. Emailing once a week is optimal; several times a week turns people off.

3. Try a small JV opportunity first. Instead of doing a huge roll-out to your trusted list, start by offering a small ad in your ezine or blog in exchange for the same. If your readers respond to the offer and vice versa (you get response from the JV ad), you can feel comfortable going forward with a larger offer.

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