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[singlepic=28,200,150,,left] Today i received email from my master “JoelComm” , He say “I regularly receive joint venture proposals from people. A small percentage of them have some really good ideas and products, but the majority of them are… well, they aren’t so good. Today I received an email from a couple gentlemen in Australia. I hope the email and my response will be instructive for the recipients and for others as they seek to do joint ventures“. you can read for details on his blog Most people who start online businesses do it alone. They plan their website in their bedroom or build it in their garage. The writing might be done in a café with a laptop and a wireless connection. The marketing might be done in the corner of the living room with no one but the cat to keep them company. That’s fine when you’re starting out. Once your business takes off though - and more importantly, to make sure that it does really take off - you will need more than one pair of hands. You’ll need partners. That doesn’t mean you have to hand over large chunks of your business to someone else, and it doesn’t mean you’re going to have to buy a second desk to go in your living room. It just means bringing in other people who can market your business or deliver benefits that you couldn’t create alone. In return you agree to share whatever revenues your partner brings in. With the right joint venture partners, you’ll have all the advantages of a complete team of employees, with none of the risks.

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