Today I wrote my article for next month’s DotComSecrets Newsletter. I was asked to write about how to create Joint Ventures. As I have quite a bit of experience in this area, it was a fun article to write. I thought today that I would share with you some of my article. To get the whole article you are going to have to order the newsletter. You can order it here
“…If you are new to Internet Marketing, or have been marketing online with minimal success than this could be one of the most articles that you will ever read.
Instead of working like crazy by yourself trying to sell your product or service, what if you could get some people on board to help promote and sell your product or service? Doesn’t that sound pretty good?
Most of you know what I am talking about. You have worked hard creating a product or service that you know is going to help a tremendous amount of people only to find that selling it, can be somewhat frustrating. If you are feeling this way, you are not alone. Discouragement sets in and you want to quit.
Well I am here today to share with you a system that can help you find others who can help you sell your product or service. They are forming Joint Ventures.
What is a joint venture? Dictionary.com defines a Joint Venture as: a business enterprise in which two or more companies enter a temporary partnership. Some examples of online joint ventures are:
1. You have the product and form a Joint Venture with another marketer who has a large list to help in promoting your product.
2. You have a product idea, but need money to help finance your project?
3. You collaborate with another marketer in producing a product or service.
A Joint Venture again is a temporary working relationship that you form with another party.
You and the other party would define the working relationship, and compensation…”
This was a fun article as I talk about how exactly to find Join Venture partners etc..
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Brent Coppieters