Joint Ventures PLR Ebook

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Introduction

One of the smartest and most lucrative paths to making money is to partner with someone who is either already highly successful or has the ability and potential to become highly successful.

Of course, in order to become their partner in any business venture, you yourself need to bring something extremely valuable to the table.

In most instances, that would equate to one or more of the following:

•a brand new and unique killer product

•a mailing listcomprised of thousands of laser-targeted prospects

•the ability to market and promote something on a high-volume scale

Establishing the possibility of a joint venture can originate from one of two ways…

You don‘t have all the ingredients necessary to achieve financial gain. For example, you have a great product but no mailing list. Or you’ve developed a substantial list of subscribers but you need products to promote to them.

In that instance, you would have to actively seek out joint venture partners, business people who could satisfy the need or fill the gap that you have.

The other possibility is that you run across a potential partnership at random. It might be an individual who is highly recognized and regarded in your particular niche area, someone who has already achieved a great deal of financial success.

Or it could be a website that experiences an incredibly large volume of traffic, countless viewers who would be interested in a product that you want to promote.

The other aspect is whether ornot any given choice is even receptive to becoming part of a joint venture. Some individuals and businesses actually encourage this type of solicitation, openly stating on their websites that they would be interested in receiving viable proposals.

Most often, however, identifying someone who would be receptive to joint ventures isn’t easy. The type person or business you’re looking for is already involved in plenty of money-making tasks. In order to spark their interest (or even capture their attention), you’ll need to get very creative.

Of course, once you have their attention, you’ll need to convince them exactly why they should even partner with you. Yes, it’s primarily based on showing them how they can profit from this partnership. But it’s also based on convincing them why you specifically happen to be worth joining forces with.

Joint ventures can be a powerful -and oftentimes shortcut -method of generating large amounts of income. And in many instances, generating that income in very condensed periods of time. It just depends on what type of joint venture you negotiate.

Like any other money-making possibility, it all comes down to how much time and effort you’re willing to invest. And with joint ventures, the most time and effort needs to be spent preparing for the deal.
If you skim haphazardly over the details -all those little components that can make the difference between scoring major joint ventures and getting tangled up with dead-end partnerships -you’ll experience very little (if any) financial reward.

If, on the other hand, you take the entire process seriously -if you knuckle down and put whatever time and effort is necessary into your research and preparation -you could be generating vast amounts of revenue for a long time to come.

Research and Preparation

Finding Viable Prospects

There are two primary possibilities you’ll be considering for any joint ventures… websites and newsletters.

For ezines, you first need to locate and choose which newsletters would best reach your target audience. There’s really no shortcut method of conducting this type of research. You just dive into any of the major ezine directories and start searching.

Ezine Listing

http://www.ezinelisting.com

Ezine Search

http://www.ezinesearch.com

Once you’ve singled out the best prospects, sign up for each of those newsletters. That way, you can see firsthand whether or not the publication is right for your particular needs. (No sense initiating a joint venture deal that’s going to target subscribers who have little or no interest in what you‘re promoting.)

In order to locate websites, you’ll need to first compile a list of keywords that are related to your product or niche market. Next, go to a search engine like Google and input those keywords. The results will show you all the top websites currently associated with those phrases.

Single out the ones you feel would be best suited to your joint venture. If, after visiting them, you still feel they’re a good prospect, type the URL addresses in the Google and Alexa toolbars so you can gather more information.

What you’re looking for is data such as page rank, link popularity, number of page views, the volume of targeted traffic, and so forth. The more information you have, the easier it will be to make a final determination with regard to joint venture value.

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