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"Joint Ventures
Explained"
© Edward "Mr Ed" Thorpe
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When my Son, Walker, was 11 or 12, he wanted to
buy a $150 portable basketball hoop.
Trouble was, Walker only had 50 bucks.
But our next door neighbor's kid, Andrew, who is
Walker's age, liked to play basketball, too.
Andrew and Walker were Friends who were in the same
grade, went to the same school and belonged to the same Boy Scout Troop.
Walker talked to Andrew about wanting to get a
basketball hoop.
It turned out Andrew wanted a hoop too, and had 40
dollars to put toward it.
Being a couple of smart kids, they figured they'd pool
their money and get one basketball hoop and share it.
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With $100, they still needed to come up with $60 to
start playing basketball at home. So what did 2 money shy boys do?
They came up with the following scheme:
They borrowed some supplies from their parents'
garages and went around the neighborhood and offered their car washing and
waxing service.
It took them one day to get the rest of
their money.
The hoop is still sitting out there in my driveway (Walker
came in with more money than Andrew...Thus the hoop was parked at his
house).
And the hoop? It's still
being used.
Click Here 2 See My Webmaster and I Shooting A Few Hoops
Over the years, Andrew and Walker have since gone on to use the
same concept to get money for a fishing boat, camping equipment, diving
equipment, etc.
The concept? Joint Ventures.
Joint ventures can be as simple as what Walker and
Andrew did. I don't see any reason to make it more complex. Like Albert
Einstein reportedly said, "Simplicity is genius in action!"
Naturally,
there are more considerations about using Joint Ventures to Make Money
Online with your Internet Home Business, but if you'll keep the following
principles Walker & Andrew unknowingly used, you can't go too far wrong:
A successful Joint Venture will have:
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An existing and trusting relationship.
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Mutually agreed upon goals.
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Equitable division of resources and labor.
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Shared risk.
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Shared rewards.
That's it. Joint Ventures explained...
In a too complicated world, we often forget to keep it
simple, don't we?
PS: To see a fairly
straight-forward joint venture site "how-to", click the following link:
Joint Ventures
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There are no secrets within Internet/online marketing. None.
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However there
are strategies you don't know and could benefit from testing for your
business.
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Yet, anyone touting a 'secret' is almost always a jerkoff who is
best avoided.
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Most of the online marketers who make their money primarily selling
'how-to-make-money-online' training, do not have your best interests in
mind. Don't support them & don't join their affiliate programs.
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In fact, be leery of promoting any affiliate program whose payments aren't made by a
3rd party like Clickbank, Commission Junction, etc. (If only I could
collect all the money hotshot IM guru's have owed me from over the years...) |
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Selling & marketing to the 'make-money-online' (MMO) niche is about par
with courting your brother or sister.
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The majority of your marketing peers
in the MMO niche are out to eat your lunch while whispering sweet
platitudes into your good ear.
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Plus, this is a fickle niche populated with
prospects who soon become 'damaged goods'. Start out with a less demanding
niche.
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It's really tempting to go for the quick fix to online marketing success.
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Doing so will eventually get us
endless marketing email sales messages from 100's of self-appointed IM
gurus, who will also promote us onto the email
lists of their particular circle of jv partners. |
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No matter your niche, or your
business model, it's all about getting targeted traffic and improving
conversion rates by testing. |
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Don't rely on one traffic source, for
example, Google Adwords. |
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Yet, don't test more than one new
traffic source at a time. (Unless you have a reliable traffic stats
software that you understand and monitor.) |
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There are only three ways to make
more money: get more customers; sell present customers more 'stuff'; and
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Finally:
The IM business success key often
overlooked is survival. You must be able to survive
until you get your Internet marketing act together.
Some people, like Michael Green, was making over
$10,000 monthly within his 1st year.
Others, like XXXX XXXXX, spent almost
four years falling for the latest online business 'secret'. After wising
up and accepting there's not an easy way out of doing the work necessary
for success, within six months of tunnel vision on one business model, he was consistently banking thousands
monthly. Like I said, "Anyone
can make money online. Even YOU!"
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Although it puzzles the heck outta me, Readers seem to like
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Thanks for your time, I appreciate it. Edward
'Mr Ed'
Thorpe
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