Partnerships are simple: two businesses share audiences and resources so both grow. You get in front of a community that already trusts the person introducing you, and they get the same from you.
And then Monday comes and you're right back at your desk wondering:
How am I getting in front of MORE of the right people?
Finding good leads is hard. Getting enough people to know your business exists is hard. And getting the people who DO find you to trust you enough to buy can take even longer.
Meanwhile, you already know people. And those people know people. There are businesses right now serving the exact customer you want more of. You just aren't doing anything with those relationships yet.
This is where partnerships change things. Partner with a complementary business and you get access to a community that already knows, trusts, and listens to them, and they get the same from you.
That's what I mean by borrowing communities, you're creating something together that benefits both businesses and both audiences. Maybe that is:
Some partnerships are built to get you seen. Some are built to get someone to take action. You need both.
These are women of the Dear FoundHer… community, borrowing each other's communities every day to grow their businesses. The Sprint is virtual, run right through our Circle community, but the relationships and the strategy work the same way whether the room is in person or online.
Imagine opening your inbox and seeing:
I'd love to introduce you to…
This would be perfect for our audience.
Let's do this together.
We had three people reach out after your feature.
That is what happens when other people start helping your business get seen.
You start getting introduced. Referred. Shared. Invited.
And when the introduction comes from someone your potential customer already trusts, you are starting the relationship in a very different place.
You probably do. The problem is that you don't know:
That is what we are going to fix.
21 days to turn your existing network and new connections into real business opportunities. Over 21 days, you are going to build the list, make the asks, follow up, and start putting actual partnerships into motion.
By the end, you will have:
You will leave with the outreach DONE.
One of the key reasons I have SOLD OUT of art parties this fall!!
Sara AnnapolenSara Joy
Several female founders have become clients… Once they become clients, they typically refer me to others.
Ellie AnderChicago North Shore Moms
One of the fastest ways I have grown my reach.
Jillian BernsteinWellness Extension
The partnerships I've made through this community are a huge part of that growth.
Lisa KleinTurning Teen
Partnerships are an integral part of our community:
One new client, one sold-out event, or an increase of 10 to 20% in your community more than covers the cost of the Sprint itself.
This is not another course you buy and promise yourself you'll watch later.
Every day, you will get one simple action that moves a partnership forward.
You do it.
You report back.
We keep going.
It's about who has the right audience.
One of the biggest mistakes business owners make is assuming they are too small to approach another business, or deciding a smaller business cannot possibly help them. Follower count is not the strategy. Audience fit is. A business with 2,000 people who are exactly who you want to reach may be far more useful than an account with 200,000 people who could not care less about what you sell.
Inside The Partnership Sprint, you'll get:
One clear assignment every day. Specific. Useful. Doable.
Post your receipt in the private group after each action, whether that's “SENT,” “TOP 5 CHOSEN,” or your numbers. The point is that you actually do it.
Ask questions, get feedback, and see what other business owners are doing. You may even find partners inside the room.
Bring your real situation, who to contact, what to ask for, how to pitch it, when to follow up, and we'll work through it together.
Tools to find right-fit partners, write your outreach, ask for introductions, and track your results.
Get my partnership resources, outlining the exact strategies I've used to build 7-figure and 6-figure businesses of my own, and for hundreds of clients. These are five working resources that make every daily action easier to complete.
Hi, I'm Lindsay Pinchuk. I started Bump Club and Beyond with $500. No giant audience. No giant marketing budget. One of the first things I did was partner with a local prenatal fitness studio on an event for expectant moms. They brought their community. I brought mine. Other local businesses got involved. Everyone shared it. And people showed up.
That kind of simple, community-first marketing became the foundation of how I grew the business. Eventually, Bump Club and Beyond generated seven figures for six years straight, reached three million people a month, worked with brands including Target and Nordstrom, and was acquired in 2019. I have used partnerships to grow businesses for sixteen years. Now I am going to show you exactly how I do it.
You already know people. You already have something to offer. And there are businesses out there right now with communities full of people you want to reach.
The part you have been missing is knowing how to connect those dots and actually make the ask. That is what we are doing inside The Dear FoundHer… Partnership Sprint.
Your next client could be one warm introduction away.
One sprint. One price. Everything you need to turn relationships into real business development.
Already thinking about the Forum? Forum members get the Sprint included in their membership. $1,197 for the year. Sprint participants will get an exclusive $250 off the Forum after Day 21.
All sales are final.
No. This isn't 21 days of videos to watch. It's a working sprint. You take one action a day and post one receipt. It only works if you do the work, alongside a room of business owners doing the same thing.
Followers are one asset, not the only one. A smaller, specific audience, real expertise, or access to the right customer can matter more than a big following. Day 5 is built around naming exactly what you bring.
One task a day for 21 days, plus the daily receipt. After the Sprint ends, Day 21 turns it into a recurring weekly Partnership habit, so it's not another thing to maintain from scratch.
Zeros are fine. The point is to see the work. Day 20 is built specifically to look at what worked and what didn't, so a slow week still becomes useful information.
You leave with a partner list, a tracker, pitch language, and a weekly routine with a monthly outreach target, built on Day 21 so partnerships stay part of how you grow, not something you remember twice a year.
Start the conversations. Put real partnerships into motion.
Sign me up!