An attorney can trade his services for office supplies, auto repair, business lunches and plumbing service.

A restaurant owner can trade his service for kitchen supplies, grocery products, new carpeting, and plumbing service.

A plumber can trade his service for auto repair, advertising, legal services or a home entertainment system.

And it goes on and on. With barter, you're limited only by your imagination.

So, how does one business approach another business about possibility of bartering?

The easiest way is probably to go through your local barter exchange. Just look in yellow pages under "Barter and Trade Exchanges."

If you don't have a barter exchange where you live, no problem. Just pick up telephone and call a company you're interested in bartering with.

Who knows, you just might be pleasantly surprised at response you receive!

But don't forget about your list...It's your most valuable asset...

Just remember to build relationships with your subs little by little. Give them loads of good, solid information and they'll love you for it.

And as their trust in you grows, send them some good offers for products that you've thoroughly researched and tried out yourself.

Give people more in use value than you take from them in cash value and you'll be known as a person who is to be respected and trusted.

So, go ahead and build your list, but if you need money now, get good at Adwords and Become A Top Affiliate.

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