Let’s pick up where we left off last time…
- USE VARIETY IN YOUR DELIVERY.
The first thing you want to do is use variety in your delivery. And what I mean by that is use two different kinds of mailings in giving away these free resources: scheduled and unscheduled.
Obviously, as you find new free resources that fit the criteria we’ve talked about, you’ll want to pass them on to your list. Specifically, you’ll want to do this when the resources are first released because they are new and unseen, and if there is a deadline that accompanies the resource you’d want to pass it on as quickly as possible.
Your Checklist System: The Steps
Note: This article is extracted from the Earncome training program that I’ve licensed, and some of the content might reference that program and/or its author, Jimmy D. Brown.
Today I’m going to discuss with you the key to joint ventures. I’ve had a lot of experience over the last year dealing with joint ventures and I’ve probably made more mistakes than anybody else when it comes to joint venturing, I’ve messed a lot of these up. But through trial and error I’ve kind of figured out the real world view of joint ventures, the stuff that I don’t hear other people talking about, and I’m going to give you some really practical applications. Typically everybody teaches the worst way to do joint ventures, so I’m going to teach you four more important and positive strategies for getting joint ventures to work, and you’re going to notice here that there aren’t some magic solutions, there’s a little bit of upfront work before you take it into account, but it’s worth it.