Showing posts with label how to. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how to. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Saturday, August 9, 2014
3 Things Your Joint Venture (JV) Partners Are Looking For
Last week I recorded a short Thursday Takeaway video which
revealed the fourth reason to create your
own info products if you are an author, speaker,
blogger, life coach, health coach, professional organizer,
virtual assistant, or run any other work from home
business and build a presence online.
In other words, use content marketing to get more clients and make money.
That fourth tip was to leverage other people’s connections and reach through running an affiliate program and joint ventures. Those can actually grow your business with a lightning speed if you manage to attract the right partners.
JV is about mutually beneficial relationship: You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours.
Read the whole article at: http://www.neathomebusiness.com/3-things-joint-venture-jv-partners-looking/
In other words, use content marketing to get more clients and make money.
That fourth tip was to leverage other people’s connections and reach through running an affiliate program and joint ventures. Those can actually grow your business with a lightning speed if you manage to attract the right partners.
JV is about mutually beneficial relationship: You scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours.
Read the whole article at: http://www.neathomebusiness.com/3-things-joint-venture-jv-partners-looking/
5 Steps of Creating The First Info Product
One of my readers, the Blind Blogger Max, asked how to create his first info product and I realized it’s a great question to discuss in my blog.
His question was: “You know I’m working at inspiring and
motivating others. what kind of product would you suggest.”
First of all, thank you Max for inspiring me! Here’s my advise to you:
It all starts from knowing who you want to help, and then finding out how.
Step #1: “Draw a picture” of one person whose pains and challenges you’re addressing with your products – I’m calling this your *model Also known as your customer avatar and ideal client. The better you know this person, the easier it is to find out the right way to help. Also it gets easy to communicate your message the way they instantly understand that this is the solution they’ve been looking for – right in front of them, and they should grab it. -
See the other 4 steps at: http://www.neathomebusiness.com/how-to-create-my-first-info-product
First of all, thank you Max for inspiring me! Here’s my advise to you:
It all starts from knowing who you want to help, and then finding out how.
Step #1: “Draw a picture” of one person whose pains and challenges you’re addressing with your products – I’m calling this your *model Also known as your customer avatar and ideal client. The better you know this person, the easier it is to find out the right way to help. Also it gets easy to communicate your message the way they instantly understand that this is the solution they’ve been looking for – right in front of them, and they should grab it. -
See the other 4 steps at: http://www.neathomebusiness.com/how-to-create-my-first-info-product
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)