Warning: Don’t Ignore This Instant Traffic Method
You are about to discover a surefire method of getting targeted traffic to your website that will have you bypass the steep learning curve that is involved with SEO, PPC and social media marketing.
What’s more, unlike many other traffic generation techniques, this method is still as effective today as it was 10 years ago and will still be effective in just as many years to come.
So what is this method of traffic generation?
Joint Ventures
If you have been involved in Internet marketing, affiliate marketing, or even have your own bricks-and-mortar business, you will probably have come across some form of joint venture partnerships.
If you are on a lot of Internet marketers’ mailing lists you will receive plenty of emails about the latest ‘must-have’ big launch product.
Well, the first in the cue to send out these emails are usually joint venture partners. Joint venture partners for big launches are usually chosen because they have a large email subscriber list and a good relationship with their email
subscribers; meaning that the joint venture partner’s emails have a good open rate, a high click-through rate and a money generating conversion rate (although this can be heavily influenced by the sales-page).
So, in a nutshell…
A joint venture is a partnership between two (sometimes more) people for mutual personal gain.
To be extra clear, here is an example:
I sell a product for $97. Chris partners with me and promotes my product to his list of loyal subscribers. For each person Chris sends to my website that purchases my item, Chris is rewarded with a percentage of the sale. I am rewarded by getting many more people to my offering and making even more sales that I otherwise would not have made.
A quick note: A JV partnership may be without financial gain but still have a high level of reward for both people involved. An email swap that builds each JV partners email subscriber list is a good example of this (more about this in a future post).
So, you are probably asking…
‘Why Are Joint Ventures A Good Source of Traffic?’
Just think of it this way; you have your website up and running. You have spent weeks researching, writing and creating your ‘killer’ product and it is now ready to sell. Prior to the launch of your product you manage to get 100 joint venture partners onboard.
If these 100 JVs each send out an email to their list of subscribers, then, that could be 1000s of people that receive your promotional email and visiting your site to see your product.
If the JVs like the commissions they are receiving for promoting your product and they really believe in your offering, they may go on to blog about it, write reviews for it, post articles and adverts for it, tweet about it (and so on)!
Having all these links spread across the Internet will easily explode the number of visitors you get to your website and increase your profits.
I’m going to wrap up this post here to save it from getting too long, keep your eyes out for tomorrow’s post where I’ll be answering one of the biggest objections to entering into a Joint Venture Partnership.
To your success,
Karl
P.s. If you can’t wait until then and you want to sink your teeth into something right away then take a look at JV Giveaway Secrets.
You will discover how you can build a team of joint venture partners and build a huge email subscriber list just by giving things away.
The interviews alone could be sold for $97 so be sure to get them while they are free.
Here’s the link again: JV Giveaway Secrets
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More great stuff from you, Karl.
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People should read more positive posts about joint ventures and have to realize the opportunities those ventures offer. The earnings can be very attractive once people discover the benefits of JT’s.
Thanks Karl for this insightful article about traffic generation. I agree that joint venturing is an excellent way to increase traffic to one’s site and can be beneficial for both parties involved. Thanks again for the great article and I will be reading more of your work.