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Seek a company who is not a direct competitor, but whose business is relatable to yours. For instance, if you are a paint service, you may be successful establishing an affiliate program with Home Depot or MAB Paints’ Web site. People will go their site looking to purchase paint, but may need someone to do the painting. It is a good match. Joint ventures Joint ventures can involve a profitable outcome for both parties. You can offer something to another company’s online customers for making a purchase. For example, (let’s assume you are a painting service for the remainder of the article) you can align yourself with a wood supply company. Their customers can take advantage of an offer involving a discount on the paint fee for buying a fence. Most people purchasing a fence will want it painted, so both businesses can prosper from the one customer. Provide information There are Web sites for all industries. You can look for home improvement Web sites and write ‘how to’ articles about painting. Browsers will appreciate the free information and see your company’s name in the author’s byline. People will associate your company with the helpful information and think the quality of your service will match that of the knowledge from the article. Find Web sites that offer articles and become a regular contributor. The more places your business’ information can be found, the better your chances will be of attracting business. This article is provided by
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