Guru A, B, and C are on board. O Really?
I'm not sure how others feel about this, but since I get flooded with JV requests all the time I thought I'd let some other Warriors know about something that tends to never work with me when trying to close the deal for me to promote for you.
If you send me a JV request and it says....
"We have guru a, guru b, guru c, guru d, and guru e all on board to promote this huge launch"...
... then it's a great chance that I want little to do with your launch. I mean let's face it, Many of us all have the same leads as the next guy, so why in the world would I want to promote something that everyone and their mother is already promoting?
I know it's a social proof element to show other JV's that you have some heavy hitters on your side. But with myself, I have a instant negative reaction if I know that I'm going to be promoting alongside everyone and their mother.
This is not intended as a negative rant or anything of the sort. I'm just saying, if you want me on board for a JV I prefer to have a good chance of making sales. I don't want to get in bonus war slug outs with product whores who diminish their $2000 course for a $197 commission. Nor do I want to pummel my email subscribers with the same template swipes you gave to 6 other gurus.
If you want to get me excited about promoting your stuff then please don't mention the 800 other dudes that are on board. It may mean a lot to you, but it's a total turn off to me as an affiliate and will likely result in a answer of "No" to your JV request.
Ask me for a private teleseminar for my people and my ears tend to perk up a lot more!
If you send me a JV request and it says....
"We have guru a, guru b, guru c, guru d, and guru e all on board to promote this huge launch"...
... then it's a great chance that I want little to do with your launch. I mean let's face it, Many of us all have the same leads as the next guy, so why in the world would I want to promote something that everyone and their mother is already promoting?
I know it's a social proof element to show other JV's that you have some heavy hitters on your side. But with myself, I have a instant negative reaction if I know that I'm going to be promoting alongside everyone and their mother.
This is not intended as a negative rant or anything of the sort. I'm just saying, if you want me on board for a JV I prefer to have a good chance of making sales. I don't want to get in bonus war slug outs with product whores who diminish their $2000 course for a $197 commission. Nor do I want to pummel my email subscribers with the same template swipes you gave to 6 other gurus.
If you want to get me excited about promoting your stuff then please don't mention the 800 other dudes that are on board. It may mean a lot to you, but it's a total turn off to me as an affiliate and will likely result in a answer of "No" to your JV request.
Ask me for a private teleseminar for my people and my ears tend to perk up a lot more!
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