It’s easiest way to leverage on resources you wouldn’t otherwise have.

There’re probably two reasons why joint ventures are not used fully. These are fear of work and fear of failure. But do you know, you’ve failed in first place by having this mindset?

While I’m not here to preach, I do want to emphasize, no marketer is ever an island. You’ve got to leverage your time and resources with fellow marketers to improve yourself and to maximize your success.

The magic word here is leverage.

Leverage everything you do, including joint venture, which is one of most powerful forms of leverage you can ever tap on.

Carry this mindset as you read rest of this article and apply 7 basic tips as revealed...

These are things I learned from my own joint venture experiences and I want to share them with you. It’s not just airy talk. I’ve done it.

For example, if you want to discover how I got 19 top marketers on my side for a product like “Resale Rights Secrets” http://ResaleRightsSecrets.com , keep your eyes to this article as mentioned.

If you’re all set to create profitable joint ventures, here are top 7 insider tips to get them going:

Tip 1: Be Sincere And Build Relationships

I live by principle that basic courtesy and sincerity is a must in any relationship, especially with your joint venture partners.

Be sincere. Be courteous. Be honest.

Trust begets trust.

Don’t look at your potential partner as just someone you can tap on, build contact with sincerity and friendliness.

This way you can build a relationship to last a lifetime, as opposed to a one- time partnership.

Tip 2: Think Long-Term

This follows closely to above setting of building relationships.

You can joint venture continuously whenever each one has a beneficial product or promotion. The key’s to create joint ventures for life, not just once off.

Tip 3: Don’t Give Up

I know it’s disappointing when you don’t get responses from potential joint ventures partners. But don’t forsake cause because of a few failures, you may never know when you hit goldmine.

It’s same as looking for a job. While you won’t get every interview you sent out for, getting one good one is what’s important.

Spread your eggs and just do it.Contact as many potential partners as you can and you’ll surely get results.

Your subscriber list is an unlimited source to market your products to. You can test your products, run surveys, do anything that might be of interest to your subscribers. You don’t even have to spend any advertising money, your list will do job.

But what should you do if you don't have your own subscriber list? Well, then you should build one (of course, there are thousands of list-owners, who would be pleased to offer your product to their list for a fee, but better yet to build your own). And that’s what you are going to learn in this article.

Ok, let’s jump-start to building your subscriber list.

1. Where to start?

As soon as you have your web site up and running, first thing you should do is to put up a subscription form in most visible places on your site. Your goal is to collect e-mails. Attract your visitors to subscribe to your newsletter by offering free info like a helpful article, report, or free book. Or you can offer a discount on your product if they sign up for your newsletter. Ideally, if you have a list of 10,000 e-mails, then you should be pretty well balanced.

2. Opt-in e-mail

One of factors of successful e-mail marketing is using opt-in method. In other words, your messages should have ‘unsubscribe’ link on bottom of page, so that your subscribers can stop receiving your messages when they want by a simple click. Otherwise you will be reported as spamming.

3. Double opt-in for safety

You can increase your targeted subscriber list, using double opt-in sign up method. That is, if someone subscribes to your newsletter, e-mail is sent to their address. They have to answer to e-mail in order to be included in list. That means they are interested in receiving your newsletter. And it is their e-mail address. This is safest way to increase your targeted subscriber base.

4. Contacting your subscribers