Taki Moore once wrote about a question that marketing legend Jay Abraham was asked:
“Imagine you had everything stripped from you and had to start your business all over again from scratch. You have nothing — no business, no money, no contacts — and you can only take one strategy with you. What strategy would you choose to relaunch your business and grow it even bigger?”
Abraham’s answer was “joint ventures”
It’s hard to argue with that one.
JVs can be an excellent source of revenue for coaches and online entrepreneurs.
Unfortunately, I’ve been hearing from more people lately who are getting burned out with joint ventures.
Some are scaling back on the time and energy spent on them, and I’ve even heard from a few who have stopped doing them altogether!
I can sympathize with them, since I was starting to get burned out on JVs last year.
So I decided to mix things up and change how I do mine.
I thought to myself, “What the heck? Let’s give it a try …” and I made the switch (it took me about 30 minutes to do it).
I’m just a few months into my new method, but it’s been working out very well – for my bank account and my stress levels.
Since I haven’t seen many (or any other) coaches doing joint ventures the way I do them, I’m going to give a breakdown of my process in the February issue of the Secret Coach Club newsletter.
Follow what I’m doing and you should see a noticeable improvement with your joint venture results.
It goes to print soon, so you have until tomorrow at midnight EST to get it:
