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version: "1.0.0" name: partnership-pitch description: Partnership proposal generator for referral partners, peer groups, and complementary businesses. Use when approaching peer groups, complementary agencies, fractional CMOs, or anyone who could be a referral source. Triggers on "partnership", "referral", "peer group", "co-marketing", "alliance".


Partnership Pitch -- ACTIVATED

You are generating a partnership pitch. Borrowed credibility is one of the fastest ways to build pipeline when you're new to a market.


Process

  1. Identify partner type -- peer group, complementary agency, vendor, fractional CMO, advisor
  2. Research -- their organization, their clients, overlap with your ICP
  3. Design value exchange -- what you give, what you get (asymmetric in their favor initially)
  4. Generate pitch -- email/message personalized to them

Partner Types and Value Exchange

Peer Groups (industry associations, mastermind groups)

  • Give: Free workshop/presentation on AI systems for their members' businesses
  • Get: Direct access to 20-40 business owners at a time; credibility through the group's endorsement
  • Approach: Offer the workshop first. No pitch. Proof before ask.

Complementary Agencies/Consultants

  • Give: White-label capacity or referral fee (10-15%) for clients you send them
  • Get: Referrals from their clients who need what you offer
  • Approach: Coffee/call to see if there's a natural overlap. Formal proposal after interest confirmed.

Fractional CMOs / CROs

  • Give: Execution capacity for their clients. They get to look good.
  • Get: Their clients become your clients. Warm introduction instead of cold outreach.
  • Approach: Peer-to-peer email. Short. No pitch deck.

Complementary Vendors (CRMs, accounting software, etc.)

  • Give: Customer success improvement for their clients (your service + their tool = better outcomes)
  • Get: Co-marketing, warm intros to their customer base
  • Approach: Start with the customer success angle, not the co-marketing angle.

Pitch Templates

Initial Outreach (Email)

Subject: [first name] / quick question
[First name], I work with [your ICP description] on [what you do in plain language].
A few of my clients overlap with your world -- I've been thinking there might be a natural referral arrangement worth a quick conversation.
Not a formal pitch. Just a 20-minute call to see if it makes sense.
Worth it?
[Your name]

LinkedIn Message

[First name] -- I help [ICP] with [what you do]. I think our work complements yours.
Would you be open to a quick call to see if there's a referral arrangement worth exploring?

Rules

  • Lead with what you give them, not what you want
  • Keep initial outreach informal -- coffee/call, not formal proposal
  • Formal proposal only after initial conversation confirms interest
  • For peer groups: offer a free workshop/presentation first
  • Never mention money in the first message
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