How to Broker JV Deals For Fantastic Profit, Without Having To Spend A Single Cent

Imagine this:

1. You don’t have a single cent in your account. 2. You don’t have any marketing skills. 3. You don’t have a mailing list of hundreds, if not thousands, of potential customers. 4. You don’t have any money – at all – to fund the creation and promotion of a digital product online. 5. You don’t have the brand name that commands credibility and immediately increases consumer confidence.

Should you give up trying to make money on the internet? Should you walk away from the potentials of making tons of cash online?

Any of the scenarios above – and more so all of them combined – would be enough to make you give up the dream of making it big online. But WAIT A MINUTE….. don’t give up! Don’t lose hope.

Use your imagination.

All you need is an IDEA.

Yes, an IDEA.

Just one great idea can lead you to an online fortune, and potentially, a windfall of profits that could come your way.

How can this be done when you don’t have the resources, financial or otherwise, to see your idea into actuality?

Have you heard about joint ventures (JV)? What is a Joint Venture?

A joint venture (often abbreviated JV) is a strategic alliance between two or more parties to undertake economic activity together. For example, they could promote one product in all of their mailing lists for maximum exposure. Or they could chip in their own products for one mega-package to increase its value and its salability. They could promote this in their respective mailing lists with a system that would allow the members of each list to subscribe in the mailing list of the other members. The effects of this could be long term.

Joint venture partners usually employ some sort of profit sharing scheme which they will agree on beforehand, so that each partner would know how much his share of the pie will be.

Joint ventures are encouraging options for any online businessman for the following reasons:

· By pooling your resources you could reduce your expenses since you will be sharing. · You can exchange endorsements with your alliance partners. You'll add more credibility to your business and gain your potential customers trust to buy. · You could promote to a wider audience through the combined number of subscribers. · Unknown personalities can piggyback on the credible names of their more popular partners. This is great for branding purposes and for winning consumer confidence. · Much can be learned from one another, especially from the more experienced partners.

So, given the scenarios in the first part of this article, where could you fit in with a joint venture?

Well, if you have a great idea, you could become a Joint Venture broker. A Joint Venture broker business opportunity is one of the few online opportunities that would enable you reap a lot of profit without having to invest a single cent… for as long as you find the right connections.

There are thousands of product owners out there who want to set up deals like this, but just don't know how. That's where you come in. You become a Joint Venture Broker and find a site owner with a product, and someone with a large email list of people who would be interested in that product, and you bring them together.

If you have befriended established online marketers, or if you know how to contact them in the right way, then JV brokering may be the option perfect for you. All you need, as we have mentioned earlier, is an idea. It may be your own idea, or someone else’s idea and you’d want to help him make it a reality.

With this idea, you could create a proposal. This proposal is what you will present to the prospective JV partners you’d want to pool together. If your proposal is viable and profitable, then there is no reason why your prospects would say no.

How will you get paid? You could be paid directly based on a rate you have stated beforehand, or you could be paid via the profit sharing scheme that the partners would decide on. Either way, you’ll get a piece of a pie.

Not bad for someone who only started with a idea, right?

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