Why they don't reply to my email?

If they are not interested, why should they reply?

Hey

I am not sure why they couldn't at least respond to give you an answer. Not everyone would be too interested in joint ventures but that doesn't mean it can't happen. Just keep trying and don't give up.

-Josh

How big is your list? If you're looking to swap list you want to target people whose list is about the same size as yours and in the same niche. As mentioned not everyone wants to do the JV thing.

Here are a couple thoughts. They aren't meant to discourage you but maybe to help you a little bit.

1. First you don't need to post this same request twice. It's a waste of people's time and not a good way to develop relationships anywhere. http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...our-email.html

2. You recently posted that you have no money to buy coaching. http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...g-program.html

That means that whatever you are selling hasn't gotten traction yet (you aren't successful yet). Big names normally don't want to JV with people that haven't got something to offer. It needs to be a win-win to be successful. What do you have to offer?

3. Your website in your signature is a free blog on BlogSpot. Not that there is anything wrong with that but it doesn't lend a lot of credibility. If you can't afford a regular webhost then again what you are selling isn't working and you may need to change your methods.

4. The content on your blog isn't compelling and it doesn't show expertise at all. It's also all over the place - everything from you admitting to fraudulently sneaking into a movie theatre because you don't have money to talking about penis size. What is it exactly you want to JV about again??

5. You talk about your list. I can't imagine based on your blog that you have a big list. Maybe you do. But if you do I can't imagine it's responsive. Maybe I'm wrong. JV partners want to know that if they mail for you, that you can do something for them - that you will mail for them and that there are actually people that will see it.

6. I've mentioned a couple times about what you are selling. I can't see anything that you are selling. If that's true then maybe that's why you don't have money for coaching or a webhost.

There is a lot of free information here that can help you. You don't need a coach, you need to do some research and follow what is already available. It's good that you have a start but now you need to change some things to take it to the next level and start earning the money you want.

Hope you can figure it out. Good luck.
Mark

They are not interested , so that's why they don't give you any feedback.

Just make them an offer they can't refuse

No seriously you do need to offer something in return. Can you sell their product? Can you send them targeted traffic?

Hi Alertmakemoney4738

I feel your frustrations. Yes, I completely understand it.

But take a look at JensSteyaert’s admonition: "No seriously you
do need to offer something in return. Can you sell their product?
Can you send them targeted traffic?"

And I will even take that advice a little further and ask, "Have you
taken the time to hang around their websites as much as possible,
to see if you can figure out what they are about? What make them
‘tick’, so to speak?

If you know them "intimately" (that is, their business venture), and
show some genuine interests, they just might see your request in a
completely different light.

I don't know if you know anything about the Ewen's story (Ewen Chia).
But if you get a chance, I would suggest that you take a look at how
this extraordinary successful affiliate marketer eventually became a
multi-millionaire.

Since I learned about Ewen, and how he worked hard to reach where
he is at, I have such tremendous respect for him.

One sure way that he did it was to hang around the leaders in the
market; then, worked hard to help those reputable market leaders
(such as Marlon Sanders, and others) to succeed in their
business venture.

And when it came time for Ewen to request an opportunity for joint
venture with some of these same marketers, Ewen seemed not to
have had any problem at all, getting them onboard.

The result, it paid off huge for Ewen.

But first, he took the time to show interest in other people's online
success; he helped them to become successful. They, in turn,
were there to help him become successful.

Alertmakemoney4738, I fully suspect that you already know this,
and that is, no matter what you hear the charlatans are shouting
out online about how quick and easy it is to make a million bucks
in just two hours, please do not take them on. It is not true...

...Unless, of course, you are Frank Kern or Mike Filsaime. ;- ))

What does that mean for you and me - new marketers to this tough
internet marketing game - it means it will take time...and in most
cases, lots and lots and lots of time, and energy, and waiting.

I know only too well that as a "newcomer" to this great warrior
forum, that it is easy to think that we can just come in and get
things moving as fast as we need them to. And the cash will
just flow like water, when we want it, at the push of a button.

Then after a week of two, reality struck, and we realize that all
the craps that we have been told about the Warrior Forum -
that is available to anyone, you just need to push the 'right'
button - is not really real or even true.

Still, I know that you can do it! I know you will reach your goal;
but you have to have the correct mindset, and to do all of the
steps in the right or correct order.

I am almost sure of one thing, however, and it is that if you were
to take the advices to heart, from your fellow warriors, that they
will help you to have a much better chance of getting some of
those experts to joint venture with you.

Mark Singletary has it all laid out there for you in his post: #5.

Think about it.

Just my two cents.

Best of luck, Alertmakemoney4738.

Alodieanne

When reaching out to people it needs to be about THEM and not YOU.

You asked them for a JV? Why would an expert want to JV with someone he's never heard of.

Advertising on your list? They've got their own and it's probably bigger than yours.

You need to make sure that when you email someone it's all about how YOU can benefit THEM and not the other way round.

So if you have nothing they want then don't bother to email them until you do.

Get on their radar first through commenting on their blog posts, sharing their content on social media, featuring and linking to them on your blog and do something cool for them for free with no expectations in return.

When you've done this THEN think about emailing them again.

Derek Halpern and Brian Dean both have good stuff on their blogs about email outreach.