By Marc Goldman

There is an old saying: the right Joint Venture with the right Joint Venture partner can send your profits into the stratosphere, in a matter of days (sometimes overnight)!

Please don't think that Joint Ventures are limited to the online marketing world either! Many big business names like Donald Trump, Tony Robbins, Bill Gates and Richard Branson have used JVs to pull in millions and millions of dollars.

In my years of studying and perfecting the art of the Joint Venture deal I have seen 1 mistake repeated over and over again. This mistake has shut down Joint Ventures before the deal even took place and have also served to kill any possibility for a long term partnership.

So what is this Joint Venture deal-killing mistake? The #1 mistake in JV deals is failing to create a Joint Venture plan from the very beginning.

Many newbies to the JV world take a "spray and pray" approach to Joint Ventures. They blast out emails to just about everyone they know, hoping and praying to land that one extremely lucrative deal.

Sorry - JVs don't work like that. The reason Joint Ventures are so powerful is because they are all about the relationship and a great relationship starts with a great plan and great execution of that plan in order to reach maximum profitability.

With that said, the planning doesn't take much effort. Like the old saying goes, keep it simple and straightforward and above all else, make sure you show your prospective partners how it will be a win/win situation for all involved (especially them).

When you create a joint venture plan and stick to it, you leave yourself open to one thing and one thing only: massive success!

If you would like the "top secret plan" that thousands have used already to explode their profits using Joint Ventures, you need to stop what you're doing right now, & head over to https://www.goldbar.net/a/jv.html & check out Marc and Terry Goldman's story and special offer on the top-selling JV Secrets Revealed 2.0 course.

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