How Do You Write An Absolutely Irresistible Business Proposal?
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• Find out about your potential partner by talking to them, reading their mission statement and researching them – as well as learning how they make decisions. This will reveal the “buttons” that you’ll need to press as you describe the benefits of the partnership (ie. more profits, something new to offer their clients, giving their business a new edge on competition, etc.). • Make an offer they can’t refuse. Again, this will also take some research, but within reason, you should bend over backwards to accommodate your potential partner and make it as profitable for them as possible. Remember that the clients you acquire from a joint venture (JV) will purchase from you again and again – and it’s usually the “back end profit” after the JV where the real money gets made… • Make it as easy as possible for them to say “yes”. People in general are obnoxiously lazy. Many proposals have been rejected simply because they either seem too complicated – or it sounds like too much work, regardle
