
Partnership Proposal
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Most partnership pitches talk about the sender and leave the economics for later. This proposal leads with what the partner gains: a shared goal, an audience swap, three joint assets, a 50/50 lead rule with a 48-hour reply, and a six-month pilot with review gates, all on seven pages.
The sample proposes a spring campaign between a distributor and a food supplier, with a $1.2M joint pipeline target and 640 expected leads. Replace the partner, the survey figures, the budget and the dates with your own, and keep the ask small enough to say yes to.
Click Make a copy in Google Docs, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the partner name, owner and date on the cover and summary, then rewrite the three reasons to partner.
Enter your own survey results, buyer profiles, assets and funnel numbers, and check that the lead table adds up.
Set your own milestone and gate dates with a named owner on each side.
Delete the guide page, then share the proposal with your partner or present it at the kickoff meeting.
No. The organization, the partner, the people and every figure are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own before you send the proposal.
Not in a first proposal. Ask for a six-month pilot with a review date, then agree longer terms once both sides have seen the lead and revenue numbers.
Route each lead to the partner whose product it asks about, split general leads 50/50, and promise a reply within 48 hours. Write the rule down on the lead-sharing page.

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