Who Has Had Success With Offline vs Online Joint Ventures?

Million Dollar Joint Venture · 08-21-2009, 01:04 PM

Hi Guys/Gals

I wanted to get an idea of the success or failure people are having with Joint Ventures both online and offline.

I'm reading a lot of threads of people not having much luck after spending so much time and money on their businesses - some even at the stage of giving up?

From experience I know that as a JV Broker doing JV's is the quickest way to get sales coming in for clients however, are people aware that we can also not only help ourselves but also help the economy and businesses offline by getting them to promote other people's online or even offline products and services to their list at zero-cost?

Maybe some people may be better off just brokering JV deals instead of trying to sell products themselves?

It's just a matter of educating people I guess?

Your thoughts would be most welcome

Thanks

Sohail

Richard Tunnah · 08-22-2009, 10:30 PM

Hi Sohail,
I have been looking at JV'ing with my present offline clients recently as I believe I can add value to their business. And let's be honest all businesses want to add to their bottom line at the moment when costs are high and income is decreasing for many!
It's not something I've done before although I'm aware of it from the online world. I've been reading up to see how others set up a JV for 'offline' businesses. I read Jay Abraham's site and came across a piece about yourself.

Rich

08-21-2009, 01:04 PM	#1
Million Dollar Joint Venture Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: London and United States Posts: 25 Thanks: 1 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Social Networking	Who Has Had Success With Offline vs Online Joint Ventures? Hi Guys/Gals I wanted to get an idea of the success or failure people are having with Joint Ventures both online and offline. I'm reading a lot of threads of people not having much luck after spending so much time and money on their businesses - some even at the stage of giving up? From experience I know that as a JV Broker doing JV's is the quickest way to get sales coming in for clients however, are people aware that we can also not only help ourselves but also help the economy and businesses offline by getting them to promote other people's online or even offline products and services to their list at zero-cost? Maybe some people may be better off just brokering JV deals instead of trying to sell products themselves? It's just a matter of educating people I guess? Your thoughts would be most welcome Thanks Sohail
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08-22-2009, 10:30 PM	#2
Richard Tunnah Just hitting the mouse! War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Puerto Calero, Lanzarote, Canary Islands Posts: 1,434 Thanks: 168 Thanked 66 Times in 60 Posts Social Networking	Re: Who Has Had Success With Offline vs Online Joint Ventures? Hi Sohail, I have been looking at JV'ing with my present offline clients recently as I believe I can add value to their business. And let's be honest all businesses want to add to their bottom line at the moment when costs are high and income is decreasing for many! It's not something I've done before although I'm aware of it from the online world. I've been reading up to see how others set up a JV for 'offline' businesses. I read Jay Abraham's site and came across a piece about yourself. Rich
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