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Table of Contents:
Chapter One: Getting Started
Chapter Two: Understanding Joint Ventures and eBay Sellers
Chapter Three: Setting up Joint Ventures
Chapter Four: The Joint Venture Process
Chapter Five: Getting Setup
Chapter Six: Proving the List in a Joint Venture
Chapter Seven: Setting up an Opt-in Website
Chapter Eight: Buying a List
Conclusion
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Chapter One: Getting Started
One of the hardest things to get to grips with when you start out on your
Internet marketing career is that money is quite easy to come by if you put your
mind to it.
As workers we’re told from an early age that we must work for our money and
that hard work equates to financial reward. Rubbish. Complete and utter
rubbish.
How long would it take you to raise a thousand dollars now? I’ve mentioned in
previous books how I’ve seen grown men in tears because they needed a little
extra cash and couldn’t conceive how they would get it. To them an extra
thousand dollars might as well be an extra ten million!
So would you have to work overtime for a month of two? Would you have to
max out your credit card or go cap in hand to the bank?
Listen – a thousand Dollars in small change compared to the money you could
make from Internet Marketing and Joint Ventures. I’m going to show you how
you can bring in over a thousand Dollars time after time in around 2 days –
maybe 2 weeks if you’re starting from absolute scratch and need a little
preparation work.
Please let me explain…….
A little while ago I sent an email to an eBay seller. It was a very informal email.
It started with the word ‘Hiya’
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Not very professional I agree, but it was exactly what was required, because the
following 48 hours resulted in me banking $2,500 (well it actually went into my
Paypal account then my bank account a few days later). Unfortunately only half
this money was mine, but still not bad for two days work.
The eBay seller was someone I’d never contacted before. A total stranger except
for the fact that I knew of him because I’d spent some time browsing the
listings.
Still I had no doubt that he would reply, even if it was a polite ‘no’.
In reality there was little chance of a ‘no’ really – would you say no to an email
that suggested you could make a lump sum in two days from your own product?
At the very least you’d want to hear more.
(Don’t worry this will all make sense soon.)
So my new EBay seller friend replied and we quickly sorted out a 50-50 split on
a deal and I spent an hour or so writing another email. I also set a few other
things up – a web site, Paypal button and a download page – took another
couple of hours.
(I’ll give you the wording for the second email too.)
Now I wrote the second email out to a list of people I had recently amassed from
eBay. I clicked the ‘send’ button then went upstairs to the kitchen (my home is
over four floors). I poured myself a chilly glass of wine then came back down to
my PC and opened my email software so I could watch the emails that I was now
expecting to come in, in real-time.
Twenty minutes passed and I got a little worried – from past experience there
was usually only ten minutes or so before I saw a result. I wandered away from
the PC to feed the cats. It took about 5 minutes. When I got back to my PC I had
a nice surprise.
