There are a number of ways you can structure your joint ventures. 

Or you could say "there's more than one way to skin a cat" ...

(Note: I'm not suggesting that you literally skin a cat, I once used that phrase an email and a subscriber got upset ...) 

Anyways, JV partnerships can be set up with commissions paid for every sale that comes from the promotion, or you and the other person can do a "list swap" where each partner agrees to promote the other to their list. 

While I know people who can make these models work, I also know a lot of folks who it hasn't worked for, for a multitude of reasons (ie: with list swaps it's difficult to find a truly equal partner - one usually has a larger list, or a better system for converting). 

Almost five years ago I started doing "Flat Fee JVs", and I haven't looked back. 

And I wrote a guide (the May issue of Secret Coach Club) to share the EXACT steps for how to set up your own flat fee JV, from what to do once a partner commits to the final stages (learned through lots of trial and error over the years!). 

You can get instant access to the Flat Fee JV Guide, plus 74 months of back issues and more by joining Secret Coach Club here: 

http://secretcoachclub.com

Marc Mawhinney 

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