SOLUTIONS
How about forming joint venture relationships with people whose skills, gifts, talents, and business successes dovetail with yours? You can bring services to your audience beyond your personal expertise.
Instead of making the joint venture partner a salaried member of your team with the burden of providing a steady flow of business to them, you agree to share the revenue generated from each transaction. How you divide that is up to you and your joint venture partner.
Sounds pretty good, doesn’t it?
You offer your audience more services and your joint venture partner has more business and revenue than what’s generated solely from their own audience. In an ideal situation, you might even get business from your joint venture partner’s audience if that is appropriate or applicable.
Your joint venture partner gets new business and new income, you have a new service to offer that is delivered by someone else so you expand your revenue streams, and clients enjoy services they want and need to increase their company’s product and service line. Look at how many people benefit from this arrangement!