Comments on: Excuse Me Stranger, Would You Mind If I Made You A TON OF Extra Money?

By: mohammad raza

mohammad raza — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 05:04:19 +0000

Thank you Josh for your article on traffic building .y our approach is straight forward realistic and balanced.This will help the beginners develop successful partnerships with JVs but they still need to do a lot of due diligence before signing the JVso they understand who they are dealing with .You are doing anice job .Keep it up We appreciate you very much .

By: Dick D Konetchy

Dick D Konetchy — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 20:18:47 +0000

I’m glad I had the chance to read your article. I’ve bee wondering how to do a JV. I’ve almost a webinar Guru, I watch so many mainly because i want to get into this business bad. And I want to be a little bit more than a neophyte and I want to bring something to the table than just sweat equity. But I haven’t been able to crack the glass ceiling because the gurus i thought of contacting are as difficult to communicate with because you have to go through their support people and your not sure they more your correspondence up stream. So slowly I’m stumbling along on my own.

By: Elizabeth Anderson

Elizabeth Anderson — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 18:39:55 +0000

Hi!
Thanks for giving us some honest tips about JVs. It helps me feel this is possible and is something for us ‘regular’ folks. Again, I appreciate the tips. The post was well organized and had some good specific points on what to do to have a good chance of getting this arranged with someone. Thanks!

Elizabeth

By: Dean

Dean — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 18:09:50 +0000

Hey Josh,

Great info. As usual you provide good content. Appreciate the FREE stuff just as much as the pay for stuff.

So basically this is a product (guru) that I am getting in front of my list, correct? So really all I need to do is get a list together?

Thanx Josh.

By: Jeff Grounds

Jeff Grounds — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 15:05:00 +0000

Josh,

As I read your article it reminded me of the old saying “Jack of all trades is a master of NONE”.

Yes, multiple streams of income is imperative to create lifestyle, but many of us (me) try to create the multiple all at the same time and end up treating each aspect of our business as a hobby.

For me at least, this approach never seems to get me where I want to go income wise.

One brick at a time, as Will Smith likes to say, and this JV list building approach (along with other ideas) will work most every time. Time for me to get back to fundamentals.

Thanks for some great reminders and making me realize where I may have been off track in my own business lately!

Enjoy the weekend!

Jeff Grounds
Eagle, ID

By: Dana McManus

Dana McManus — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 18:58:54 +0000

This is great information Josh. It’s great insight for anyone wanting to build their list fast!

Joint Ventures are so often overlooked and you’ve laid out in about as simple terms as possible what each of the steps are and how to get it done – properly.

Like you said, they’re a great way to drive traffic fast without spending a lot of money! With this post, there should be no excuses now.

Thanks for the post!

Dana McManus