Did you know you can make money with joint ventures? Probably in ways you never really thought of. I know when I think of joint ventures on the internet I usually think of 2 or more people getting together and creating a new product.

Then they market it online and split the profits.

I am going to go back to Stone Evans’ great free eBook “Dotcomology” The Science Of Making Money Online. He offers 3 ways you can do a joint venture you may not have thought of.

“Here are three different joint ventures that are used regularly:

8.2 Joint Subscriptions

This is a newsletter joint venture. A user comes to your site and signs up for your newsletter. They then get a thank you message inviting them to sign up for other newsletters that they might find interesting. Those other newsletters are your joint venture partners. In return for an advertisement on your site, you get the same on theirs.

You want to be careful not to pester the user, so keep the invitation simple and well targeted.

8.3 Exit Pop-ups

Exit pop-ups have become an increasingly popular way for Internet-based companies to work together. The fact is only a tiny percentage of the people who visit your site will actually give you money. The rest will just click straight through. The problem is that you’re paying for all of those visitors. Whether you’re buying them on a search engine, an advertisement or some other deal you’ve set up, you’re still paying for them in one form or another. The more ways you can find to turn those visitors into money, the better.

Exit pop-ups present another website to visitors as soon as they leave your site. The advantage is that your visitors aren’t bothered until they actually leave (in which case they’re no longer your visitors), and you can choose which pages generate the pop-up. So if a user comes to your home page and then clicks away, they get offered your joint venture; if they purchase, they don’t. You can approach another site directly to arrange an exit pop-up joint venture.

8.4 Plug Your Pals

There’s no need to be too subtle with joint ventures. There’s nothing wrong with using your email list to simply send a marketing
letter to your subscribers to plug your partner’s products. You’ll have to negotiate a good deal for this in return — one that includes a mailout of at least a similar scale to their

Ultimately, a successful joint venture depends on providing services that are truly complementary. Offline for example, a computer technician could make a deal with a computer store offering customers free installations and support in the first three months after their purchase. He’d get access to a pool of potential customers; the store gets an extra service to offer its customers. Online you can use similar special offers to truly boost the power of your partnerships.”

So what do you thing? Can you come up with ways you can make money with joint ventures? This is 3 ideas. What else is there waiting for you to work together with other internet marketers to make money.

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