So, the first thing is you have to find people either selling product similar to your own, or with a website that ranks high for organic search traffic. This traffic has to be people that would be willing to buy what you have to offer or it is of no use to the website owner. The easiest thing

“Where do I start? I have no list to market my products to?”

The answer is actually quite simple, you borrow someone else’s list. Most people call these Joint Venture (JV) deals. And they can be, without a doubt, the absolute best and fastest way for you to sell your product without a list, and without doing any advertising of your own.

Another huge advantage to setting up good JV deals is the amazing speed at which things can happen. One JV partner with a responsive list of 10,000 people can send your sales into high gear immediately. Writing articles and more traditional methods of advertising are great for the long term, but it can take weeks to see dividends from your efforts.

I’m sure you have seen many JVs in action. Nearly every time you get an email from guru A, promoting guru B’s product, it’s because guru B approached guru A to push it. In exchange, later down the line guru B will promote guru A’s product. This happens in the ‘how to make money on the internet’ niche constantly, but it is certainly not limited to that niche.

What puzzles me is why more people in other markets don’t utilize this tactic? Often times I believe it is the thought that other vendors selling a similar product are competitors. Yes, they are your competition, but if you could make money selling their product as a back-end offer to your list of customers, don’t you think they would want to do the same with their list? Of course they would.

So, the first thing is you have to find people either selling product similar to your own, or with a website that ranks high for organic search traffic. This traffic has to be people that would be willing to buy what you have to offer or it is of no use to the website owner. The easiest thing

Another huge advantage to setting up good JV deals is the amazing speed at which things can happen. One JV partner with a responsive list of 10,000 people can send your sales into high gear immediately. Writing articles and more traditional methods of advertising are great for the long term, but it can take weeks to see dividends from your efforts.

I’m sure you have seen many JVs in action. Nearly every time you get an email from guru A, promoting guru B’s product, it’s because guru B approached guru A to push it. In exchange, later down the line guru B will promote guru A’s product. This happens in the ‘how to make money on the internet’ niche constantly, but it is certainly not limited to that niche.

What puzzles me is why more people in other markets don’t utilize this tactic? Often times I believe it is the thought that other vendors selling a similar product are competitors. Yes, they are your competition, but if you could make money selling their product as a back-end offer to your list of customers, don’t you think they would want to do the same with their list? Of course they would.

So, the first thing is you have to find people either selling product similar to your own, or with a website that ranks high for organic search traffic. This traffic has to be people that would be willing to buy what you have to offer or it is of no use to the website owner. The easiest thing

I’m sure you have seen many JVs in action. Nearly every time you get an email from guru A, promoting guru B’s product, it’s because guru B approached guru A to push it. In exchange, later down the line guru B will promote guru A’s product. This happens in the ‘how to make money on the internet’ niche constantly, but it is certainly not limited to that niche.

What puzzles me is why more people in other markets don’t utilize this tactic? Often times I believe it is the thought that other vendors selling a similar product are competitors. Yes, they are your competition, but if you could make money selling their product as a back-end offer to your list of customers, don’t you think they would want to do the same with their list? Of course they would.

So, the first thing is you have to find people either selling product similar to your own, or with a website that ranks high for organic search traffic. This traffic has to be people that would be willing to buy what you have to offer or it is of no use to the website owner. The easiest thing

What puzzles me is why more people in other markets don’t utilize this tactic? Often times I believe it is the thought that other vendors selling a similar product are competitors. Yes, they are your competition, but if you could make money selling their product as a back-end offer to your list of customers, don’t you think they would want to do the same with their list? Of course they would.

So, the first thing is you have to find people either selling product similar to your own, or with a website that ranks high for organic search traffic. This traffic has to be people that would be willing to buy what you have to offer or it is of no use to the website owner. The easiest thing

So, the first thing is you have to find people either selling product similar to your own, or with a website that ranks high for organic search traffic. This traffic has to be people that would be willing to buy what you have to offer or it is of no use to the website owner. The easiest thing to do is head over to the search engine of your choice and pretend like you were searching for your own product. Type in whatever keywords you might use to find what you sell.

Now, start visiting each website that comes up on the first page results. These are the ones getting the most traffic. Now you simply email the website owner and see if they would post a banner or text link. You explain how much of each sale they get with effectively no work on their part. You’d be surprised how many are happy to help out, and line their pockets a little in the process. You provide the banner, they provide the traffic.

For other product vendors, it often is a ‘you scratch my back now, and I’ll scratch yours later’ kind of thing, so choose your vendors carefully as you’ll be promoting their products down the line and you don’t want to damage your reputation with the list you’ll be building.

The main thing is to get some emails sent out every day. What’s the worst that could happen? They say ‘no.’ Big deal, there’s a lot more people to hit up, and more coming in every day.