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"Become A Joint Venture Broker For Obscene Profits Even During A Recession"

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Properly trained joint venture brokers organize joint ventures of all types. Online, JV Brokers help product owners recruit an army of affiliates/joint venture partners, and pull off massive product launches. They also help business owners to build lists, drive more traffic, and increase sales in a variety of ways. Offline, JV Brokers connect offline businesses with other online or offline businesses, to help them to better leverage under-utilized resources. JV Brokers are paid HANDSOMELY for their services! Typically, they receive anywhere from 10% - 20% of gross sales/profits generated via there efforts. That means that for a $1 million online product launch, a JV Broker can pull in anywhere from $100,000 - $200,000 in commissions... FROM BROKERING JUST ONE JOINT VENTURE. Sohail Khan, the "Million Dollar JV Master" and a co-founder of The JV University (along with me, Gina Gaudio-Graves ("The JV Queen"), David Preston (the "Legendary Consultant" & "offline Cash Cow Guru"), and Willie Crawford (the "Black Belt JV Broker"), actually turned one JV project into over $2 million in profits in under three months. That's how lucrative brokering a joint venture can be! Join me, Sohail, Willie, and David, for a lively discussion on what joint venture brokering is all about and how you can get a piece of the action too! You can tune in here on Wednesday, August 26th at 1-2pm EST via Blog Talk Radio at www.askggg.com/thejvushow - right over the internet or via the telephone at (646) 200-4444. The lines will be fairly congested as this is a HOT topic so make sure you get on early! There will be a chat session going so that you can ask your questions there, and we'll answer as many as practical. Joint ventures have always been a cost-effective way to grow a business and the recession has spawned a flurry of joint ventures as business owners awaken to just how much business-growing leverage they offer

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