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Valeriu Popescu
02-15-2009, 11:29 AM
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Web 2.0 Joint Venture Tips - Recession-Proof Your
Business With a Name, a Set of Plans, and a Dream!
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I ALWAYS tell my customers and loyal subscribers that they are
ready to close a joint venture deal when they are ready to make
money.

I ALWAYS teach people that Joint Venturing is by far the best
marketing strategy to recession-proof a business faster and
easier, with less effort and without having to spend tons of
money.

Like it or not, we’re living in economically challenging times-
yet many business owners and people in general are hardly
affected by the global collapse of the economy.

Recession - a simple word that is currently upsetting people
across the entire world.

You see business owners make panicky business decisions that ends
up hurting their business (and wallet) more than it helps.
Reducing prices is the most common mistake. Cutting advertising
and marketing budgets are also commonly used. Not to mention
firing people.

Wrong... and very bad for a business.

And above all, consumers are spending less and less money on non-
Essential and/or luxury products/services.

The best action to take during these times is to setup
profitable JV's!

Joint Venture opportunities come often; knocking as often as
you have an ear trained to hear it, an eye trained to see it, and
a burning desire to succeed.

If you are already doing a few JV's, do more... and do them NOW.
Stop wasting your time and begin making this a daily priority
for your business.

Joint Ventures may be the best way to stimulate growth when you
have limited resources and skills. And JV marketing deals should
be a part of the plan of every business owner who wants fast,
impressive growth.

Every successful business I know uses a JV model, because it's:

* Fast - you can create one in less than 24 hours once you know
how to do it.

* Easy - it's not complicated at all, once you know all the
secrets!

* Cheap - you can have a JV deal up and running TODAY for less
than $100.

You will need three things to get started. The good news is you
probably already have them on hand.

You will need a Name, a Set of Plans... and a Dream!

-> The Name

This is where everything starts. Whether you do a joint venture
to promote your product or service, promote someone else's
product, or act like a JV broker, a name is always required.

A joint venture is also ideal to "test the waters" with a new
product or service. In this case, your JV investment should have
a short term purpose.

If you have been thinking about investing into something big,
you should consider a larger joint venture. Sure, you
won’t be able to reap all the profits, but at least you will
spreads the risks around to everyone involved.

-> The Plan

You need a Plan to maximize your JV deals. Without a plan, it
simply will not work.

Developing a JV plan may seem obvious but I find it worth
mentioning. You may already have a plan for your company,
but since a JV deal will affect the structure of your existing
business, it is important to put your JV idea(s) into a plan.

It is useful to split a joint venture plan into two sections: a
strategic plan and an action plan. The strategic plan sets up the
general direction and the way resources will be used. The action
plan contains a schedule what is to be done, and when
results are to be achieved.

You need to identify your market and IF customers really want
your product or service, or the one's you'll endorse (I have no
idea what you mean by “or the one’s you’ll endorse). You may
have a good idea for your potential customers, but do they have
the money to pay for your product and come back for more when
they need supplemental services?

And you have to be persistent in your efforts to align and
realign yourself with your JV partners. If a deal does not work
out, you need to back out of the arrangement as politically as
you can and find another partner that is more productive.

-> The Dream

You have to have a Desire to be successful... and you have to
share your dream with your partners!

Even before you start finding JV partners, you need to define the
basic nature of your joint ventures: the goals, the scope of the
process; a vision of your ideal partners, and products/services
you want to promote/endorse.

Don't dream small... Dream BIG!

Creativity is another important attribute of your JV dream. By
thinking outside the box and taking some risks on a new idea or
concept, you'll breaking the mold and moving fast into new
territories that could propel you to the top.

Remember: one small JV deal could literally trigger an EXPLOSION
of profits to you and your business. Once you learn the insider
secrets, you'll have the ability to EFFORTLESSLY create windfalls
of profits on demand, whenever you feel like it - no matter if
it's a recession or not.

Joint Venturing ain't rocket science. Once you've got the right
system in place, there's absolutely NOTHING that will stop you
from driving as much momentum as you want to your business.

And my "Web 2.0 Joint Venture Secrets EXPOSED (http://Web 2.0 Joint Venture Secrets EXPOSED)" paint-by-numbers
system takes you by the hand and shows you, step by step,
exactly how to implement these strategies in your business - even
if you're a complete marketing dummy.

John F. Kennedy once said:

"The Chinese use two brush strokes to write the word 'crisis'.
One brush stroke stands for danger; the other for opportunity. In
a crisis, be aware of the danger - but recognize the
opportunity!"

Bottom Line: you can recession-proof your business with JV's.

The question is - are you ready for explosive profits?


Valeriu Popescu is a Joint Venture broker and the creator of the
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zach widmayer
07-12-2009, 02:14 PM
Impressed with your message in this post. Although you have a product attached to it, there is a lot of good information that is inside this post. I especially like the part about creating a two-prong plan, that being strategic and having an action plan. Many people, including myself get bogged down by having too much on their plate all at once. Compartmentalizing this process into two different sections, each with a different purpose allows people to take a step by step process, literally like walking up steps, to success. Keep the posts coming I look forward to more from yourself and am definitely going to check out Web 2.0 Joint Venture Tips.

VisiTrak
09-05-2009, 12:33 AM
I thoroughly enjoyed the post, and I just got done reading the web 2.0 85 page "free downloadable" ebook, which I also thought was really informative.

I must say, I never realized how important "Social Bookmarking" was until reading your book.

I am quite interested in learning more about this aspect of Internet Marketing. If you could provide further detail, or maybe even personally PM me regarding some information at a basic level, that would be greatly appreciated.

Once again, thanks for the FREE, informative content.

George

iijam
09-05-2009, 05:05 PM
Wow Valeriu Popescu - What a content! Really got your message there. A lot of information about JV esp. someone like me :) Keep it up. I really enjoy reading it. Thank you very much.

Nizam Shapie

Tina Meskhi
09-06-2009, 07:51 AM
That JFK quote is really inspirational and powerful.

Great tips as always, thanks alot! ;D

smplylvn
10-24-2009, 01:06 PM
I have only been here for a couple days and I am just amazed at what everyone shares. This is so inspiring and has got my wheels turning. I know I have a long ways to go, but I can already see my long term goal is to create my own product and hopefully get a good JV going! I am very excited and look forward to more great posts like this one!

Valeriu Popescu
10-28-2009, 04:30 AM
Thank you!

I appreciate your kind words. Wish you a lot of success
with your JV's.

Val 8)

Kunj K
04-01-2010, 12:55 PM
I hope a lot of people don't forget this article, especially this paragraph:

"If you are already doing a few JV's, do more... and do them NOW.
Stop wasting your time and begin making this a daily priority
for your business.

Joint Ventures may be the best way to stimulate growth when you
have limited resources and skills. And JV marketing deals should
be a part of the plan of every business owner who wants fast,
impressive growth."

TRUTH.

MoreProfits
07-16-2010, 03:11 PM
Good article,

I've been working on a JV launch and have been getting bogged down.

You're article motivated me...thanks

rmartin33
08-22-2010, 08:40 AM
Good JV advice. Especially like the tie in to the current economic situation.

Thanks so much for writing it. I'm interested in stuff about increasing JV partner close ratio too- info about getting more people to actually JV. I've found a few factors to increase close ratio but would love to hear more tactics-valuable stuff.

-Rich

Victor.C. Richefeller
11-13-2010, 02:17 AM
Great Piece,

Hit the nail on the head, life is a risk and never wait for all the lights to turn green before you make a move. Dream big and have a self confidence in yourself that people will be willing to partner with you to launch out a JV venture. A wise old man once told me, confidence makes a man, not fear. The history of JVs' date as far back as the Imperial British dynasty when fearless men and mostly risk take takers pull resources together to set out for treasures in regions and territories unknown, these JVs' was what led to the London Stock Exchange which was an avenue for investors to invest in sailing ships that seek for treasures in regions and terriitories unknown. Fast forward to 2010, as you can see, things have not changed pretty much, the internet has only made it 100% easier to accomplish.