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Probably the most common concern people have about JV Brokering is… Why bother giving a cut of profit to a broker instead of setting up the JV by myself? And you know what? The answer is pretty simple… Read More

It’s always a good idea to be selective of who you do business with.

And this fable sums it up perfectly… Read More

The business of Joint Venture Brokering can appear to be complicated and confusing to the uninitiated. Which leads people to think, “Can I really make this work?” You see, the most common fears about JV Brokering are… Read More

One thing that prevents people from succeeding in a side business is the time investment required to make it work. Lets face it... Most of us lead very busy lives. Read More

Just about every business model on the planet involves some sort of upfront investment to get the ball rolling. BUT NOT JV BROKERING. Read More

I’ve always liked to keep things simple wherever possible. You see, achieving success with JVs is just a matter of taking it one step at a time. And once you’ve mastered the process you will be well on your way to increasing traffic and sales like never before. Read More

A lawyer once told me that a contract is only as good as the two parties who are signing it. And if that party has an intention of breaking the contract from the start, or even if it’s in their nature to break it, they are going to do it. Read More

Launching a new product can be a stressful experience. There are so many things that can go wrong if you’re not prepared properly. When you have upsells and affiliates involved there are a lot of moving parts too. Read More

Here’s a tip that can make a huge difference to your business. And the main reason why is that hardly anybody is doing it. You see, we live in this digital age where emails and text messages on mobile phones, Skype, Facebook, Viber, WhatsApp... Read More

Here’s a question I get asked a bit… What’s the best way to get a potential JV partner to respond? Well firstly, I wouldn’t bother a potential joint venture partner too much. Read More