A deal where one party agrees to sell the product or services of another party in exchange for a fixed rate or percentage of sales.
See also: profit share
The distribution deal you broker between your [Client A] and [Client B] becomes its own sort of 'client' within your service business. It is a stand alone project which you lend your Growth Agent skills to, you've negotiated a % of profit share on both sides of the deal.
The distribution deal you broker between your [Client A] and [Client B] becomes its own sort of 'client' within your service business. It is a stand alone project which you lend your Growth Agent skills to, you've negotiated a % of profit share on both sides of the deal.
The distribution deal you created and executed with [Client A] (product producer) and [Client B] (distributor) has many other opportunities you can explore & offer.
Now you have a third distribution deal in the works... but wait there's more!
[Client C] is a third client that you can approach with a distribution deal. Let's say they have a software product that helps businesses manage their taxes; something all businesses need to think about.
On top of this you are also creating distribution deals with Distributors for your client, in exchange for a % of profits. You approach the distributors as you would a potential client [Client B] , selling them on the opportunity to profit from promoting your clients [Client A] product.
You secure the distribution deal with the lemon farms, now you need to figure out where and how to sell your lemonade.
3: Income from your independently brokered distribution deal between [Client A] and [Client B]... effectively giving you a virtual [Client C].
3: Income from your independently brokered distribution deal between [Client A] and [Client B]... effectively giving you a virtual [Client C].
the "physical" assets created to fulfill the needs of the distribution deal. The means of reaching the target audience.