The following tips make promoting your giveaway event and getting those all important joint ventures a bit easier:

Tip #1: Many top JV marketers and a lot of the mid range ones don't like to spend hours creating sales materials and information on something, unless they REALLY believe in it. Make it as easy as possible for them by producing notes on your product, sales pages, graphics, sales letters and any other content they may need to promote your item.

Tip #2: Personalization is everything. You'll want to ensure that you've got a personal 'angle' to any pitch you send to anyone, because without it, they won't take the time to consider your proposal. Where it might be easy to mass email hundreds of potentially perfect Joint venture participants, you may find doing so gets you labeled as a 'get rich' quick schemer, or worse yet, your email dumped by their bulk mailing filters before you get there. Take time out to make personal contact with each and every one of your potential promoters ? consider phoning, faxing or writing where appropriate.

Tip #3: Ensure your back end system in your giveaway is strong, and worthwhile. You won't convert potential visitors tO customers if your offers are poorly worded, make no sense, or aren't of interest to them ? which means the work you've put into your giveaway may prove to be pointless.

Careful use of these tips will ensure that you'll get the most out of each and every giveaway you create ? which will lead to more subscribers and more sales for you.

Here's one such giveaway that I'd highly recommend to anyone who'd like to build their lists, easily and quickly. Everything is setup. All you have to do is join and follow the simple instructions.