I have access to referenceusa,,,how to make money with?

so.....no one wanna help?

Lmao, you've been on here for 5 years but waiting a couple of hours for people to tell you what to do with a list is killing you? Do you seriously have no ideas of what one could sell to a list?

I know what a mailing database is. It isn't like you have something that nobody else has. Nobody can just tell you what to do with the list. What skills do you have? Are you good at selling via direct mail? If you can't even understand my replies you're going to have a hard time crafting messages for products or services that you can provide that will result in sales. Having a list means nothing. Anyone can get a list. What do you actually bring to the table beyond a list? Do you have skills that you could sell to businesses on that list? Do you have products that you could sell to them? Do you have money to obtain products or pay service providers? Have you looked into affiliate products that you could sell? What segment of the market in your list would you target. You have to be able to narrow things down.

By selling them something...?

The list is too general to be making offers to. I suspect it would cost you more than you'd get back...

However, Sic code and sales volume is useful data to target JV partners... Doesn't matter where you are in the world - I have clients on the other side of the world... And IMHO it's easier to sell a JV than a product or service...

thank you all for your replies,,,and i'm sorry if i was some kind rude,,,i'll try to get something from this database and let you know of any success

You don't need a lot of JV partners. A few lifetime partners should be sufficient. Imagine if you got a JV partner the size of Beachbody... I don't think you'd really need more JV partners... Could you handle 200,000+ orders all at once

Re getting a JV partner, an analogy would be getting a wife. Would you walk up to random women and ask them to marry you? Or worse, email them... Maybe you would... I'd be wanting to know a bit more about her before I'd even suggest a date. Maybe I'd ask mutual friends for an introduction... Then, if there's interest on both sides, you'd date a bit to try them on... That's (usually) how dating works. And I see something similar in getting lifetime JV partners. Do your research. Pick the businesses you want to work with. Then find a way to "get a date"...

I hope that's not too obscure for you...

I'd start locally. It's almost always easier to do a deal with someone local. Especially if they've already been a client. Note I failed miserably when I started my SEO business and I tried to JV with local web developers. I did however get two JVs with prospects who wanted me to do their SEO. It's important to find out what your potential JV partner wants. Once you know that, deals tend to fall into place.

One backdoor way is to produce something educational. Something that is useful. A whitepaper, course, ebook, which includes an offer. Then offer that to your potential partner. Customise the included offer for them "this offer specifically for customers of..." You might still have to sell the JV partner on why the whitepaper/course is useful, but this is probably easier than selling them on an endorsement.

Why? I started to work with a protege late last year teaching her how to do JVs and she's going great guns. Earned twice her annual salary in her first month. She is in her first job, no sales experience, no business experience. And she's still working in her full time job...

Hell, I learnt about JVs back in the 70's but it's taken me many years to realise that I could make a career out of just doing JV deals. If someone as dopey as me can make a success out of JVs, then anyone can...!

I haven't found a good JV course. So I'm attempting to create one myself Jay Abraham has a lot of stuff, not quite step by step blueprints, but his stuff certainly expanded my view of JVs. He gives a lot away for free, though as usual, the best tends to be in the paid for stuff.