JVZoo

Create a JV page and submit to the big launch boards like muncheye.com and jvnotifypro.
Create an affiliate contest.
Join some Facebook groups about product launches and JVs.

Also check out Warriorjv to add your product to.

If i may give some advice though, it's best to promote your affiliate program of your product weeks before the actual launch date and build an affiliate list.

You need to create some buzz before the launch, because if you have no stats to show it's hard to get many affiliates on board after you launched.

I am in the same problem - have book on Jvzoo, but I am lacking affiliates. Where to find them?
How to find good affiliates?
I hope this will help OP too.

Thanks,

Boban

If you want to find the top selling affiliates on JVZoo I can share a really effective method I use.

1. Log into JVZoo and mouse over the "Marketplace" link on the JVZoo site menu. A drop-down menu will then pop up. Select "Top Sellers." A list of all of the top selling products in the last 30 days on JVzoo will pop up. Look to the right of the page and next to each product there will be a link that says "Affiliate Details." Click on that link for each top selling product and you will be redirected to the affiliate sign up page for the product.

2. On each respective affiliate details page, there will be a large blue button that says "See the affiliate contest." Click on this button and you will end up on the affiliate contest page for that respective product. Scroll down the page until you reach the affiliate leaderboard. This leaderboard will contain the names of the 10 best affiliates for that product. These are the affiliates you want to recruit. If they have made it onto the leaderboard of a top selling product, then they know their stuff and more importantly, they know HOW TO MAKE SALES.

3. I recommend you now try and contact these affiliates via Facebook. 99% of them will have a Facebook presence so simply copy the name from the affiliate leaderboard and do a Facebook search. There may be more than one person with that name, but by taking a look at what they are posting it will quickly become evident which one of them is the Internet Marketer.

4. Send them a message and a friend request. Now, it's very important that you do this RIGHT and do not spam the person! I know I shouldn't have to post this but there will always be some people who will send them a one line message with a link to their affiliate sign up page. This won't work.

When you send them a message, you should first introduce yourself and explain that you have been seeing their name on affiliate leaderboards and you are only looking for the VERY BEST affiliates to promote your product (flattery will get you EVERYWHERE). Then, you offer them a review copy. Now, some vendors are so uptight about giving out review copies to affiliates and I cannot understand why. If you are talking to an affiliate who can potentially make 20, 50, or even 100 or more sales of your product, you should be BEGGING them to take a review copy!

If they accept your review copy, wait 3-5 days and then contact them again and ask them for their opinion on the product.

BTW, this is not only a good affiliate recruiting strategy, it's a great way to get REAL testimonials and reviews of your product. You can kill two birds with one stone, so to speak. The purest and best testimonials are unsolicited, so when you offer them a review copy, DO NOT make it contingent on them giving you a review. If they tell you they honestly enjoyed your product, then you may want to politely ask if they would not mind taking time from their busy schedule to leave you a testimonial. However, you should NEVER expect a review just because you gave them a copy.

5. If you are going to give this method a shot, it's a good idea to have lots of quality promo tools to offer your affiliates. This doesn't have to be expensive. If you are a halfway decent writer you can write your own email swipes and you can get 3 or 4 banners made on Fiverr for around $20. If you want to go the extra mile you can even make a promo video for your affiliates to post on their blogs.

* This is important.

If you want to recruit the best affiliates (I call them "whales"), you will most certainly need to have your own affiliate contest. I find that offering cash prizes for the top 3 sellers is best, and then for consolation prizes you can offer things like gift cards for Amazon or iTunes, etc.

Anyway, that's just one way to do it that will work if done right.

I wish you the best of luck and I hope you recruit lots of good affiliates and sell tons of your products!

For Best Jv Attraction it is important to have a sales funnel, front end book costing $7 - $9 dimesale, 100% commissions to affiliate and make sure you are building list. Then OTO upsell 50% commission then OTO downsell, 50% affiiate commission and if you are too good high ticket sale of monthly recurring sale at 50% commission. then you can have contests prices and so on. More than anything the funnel is the one that matters, atleast to me it matters.

Thank You

Sameer

Good luck!

On jvzoo you have to network. Almost all the big ones just take turns pushing each others stuff. They even have launch calendars so they don't overlap each other!

How good is the sales page?

You'll get fewer sales if your affiliates have to rely on emails to sell your stuff.

Hello!

Check the steps below for some ideas:

1. Distribute review copies and collect testimonials.
2. Create a JV page with all the required tools that your affiliates need. The more resources you add, the better it gets.
3. Give good commissions to your affiliates. I would not recommend anything less than 50%.
4. Market your JV Page and product on social media networks (e.g. Facebook, Google+, Twitter and YouTube).
5. Announce your launch on sites like MunchEye.com and JVNotifyPro.
6. Create affiliate contents.
7. Contact the top affiliates of JVZoo and inform them about your product. Make sure to have a decent JV page in place and a great contest at hand before attempting this step. It is good to note as well that you must give a good commission rate for best results.
8. Contact those product creators that you know they work as affiliates as well.

There are many tips to mention on here, the other members though listed most of them above.

Good luck with your launch and wish you all the best!

I have skimmed over what others have shared and what I have found to be extremely useful before anything else is to build relationships with potential JV partners.

Great advice I was given at one point was to dedicate at least half an hour a day to get to know someone in your industry. Look at it as a business task but don't go into the relationship only wanting something from the person offer some sort of value too..

We are more likely to help a friend get more sales (If they have an amazing product) than a stranger turning up in our inbox pitching me to push their product to my list

@NicheBlogger75 has some great techniques!

I recommend to follow that advice AND also try this...

Do a Google search for your competitor's names and product(s). In the search results you should see review websites, etc. Those are usually their affiliates. Click on those and try to find their contact information, like an email address or just contact them through their website. I compile a spreadsheet of "Affiliate Prospects" and just send them out an email introducing yourself. If they are promoting your competitor, it's a pretty good bet they would promote for you too!

Hope this helps. -KJH