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For some businesses, using case studies and whitepapers are super useful, but after using it once, you may be thinking, “What else can I do?”

Today’s video gives you two ideas to get your creative juices flowing on how to repurpose white papers and case studies.

If you’ve got a great collection of infographics, images, quotes, you might be stuck on how to use them again. After all, some content just seems “stuck” in its format to you.

Here are a couple of ideas to get you thinking of how you can repurpose graphics and infographics.

Maybe you’re like me and love templates and have a lot of outlines, checklists, worksheets that you’ve put a lot of work into. Repurposing checklists and worksheets lets you breathe new life into old content. It keeps your costs down while giving you more content to share with your community.

In today’s video, I’m going to share 3 ideas of how you can repurpose those checklists and worksheets.

You have some amazing multimedia. Maybe it was a video series, a few podcast episodes, some audio MP3s, or even webinars. You loved the content, but you’re stumped on how to re-use it.

In this quick video, I’m going to share 3 ideas on how to repurpose your audios and videos.

So how do you show your potential JV you’re a pro when you feel like you’re actually not? How does that fit with being authentic and transparent?

In this brief video, we talk about that, plus I give you ideas for where to find JV opportunities.

What you have to keep in mind is that when you approach someone, whether it’s to be a guest on their podcast, asking them to be a part of your giveaway – whatever the case may be – the potential partner probably gets lots of requests so you need to make yours stand out.

In this video, I’m going to walk you through a sample joint venture (JV) inquiry letter and lots of examples so that you will stand out and get a big giant “yes!”

Your most important actions will be letting your potential JV partner know that you know the score — what it takes to do a successful JV.

In today’s video, I’m going to share with you how to get JV-ready!

The main reason for doing a JV is not always so that both parties gain money, but to augment each other’s business goals, whatever these are. If you are planning a launch but you don’t have much of a list, get involved in a JV partnership to expand your reach and grow your list. On the other side of the coin, if you have a healthy list but nothing to launch, you can partner with someone who DOES have something significant to launch, so that you can leverage your subscribers and make some money (or at least build up leverage with that particular product creator).

In today’s video, I’m going to share with you how to get a potential JV partner to say YES!

Here’s a Q&A that I think will be helpful for you, especially if you are at a point in your business where you are adding new programs or services or people and you think that tools that you are using may need to change. The question is: