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"Make sure the other business has enough contacts to make the endorsement worthwhile. You'll want to find a business with a large mailing or emailing list where they can endorse your product. Or, you can work with a popular website or blog that reaches a large amount of daily or monthly readers. For offline JVs, look for a partner with a large customer base. Whichever one you choose, find business owners who have huge lists of readers or recipients. A list or prospective customer base of 100,000 people is worth more than a smaller list (with all else being equal). Even if 3 percent of readers of your product's endorsement buy it, that's still 3,000 people.\nFor example of an offline JV marketing strategy, a popular nursery could set up signage around the facility about the landscaping service and have employees promote the landscaping to customers when they check out.\nOther offline endorsement options include in-store signage and advertising, along with joint media advertising."
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