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Joint Ventures Joint Ventures are when you team up with another business to offer your products to their users/customers, and you perhaps do the same for them. Joint Ventures work best when both parties see a genuine tangible benefit to the effort, which could be as simple as extra money in the bank! A simple example of Joint Venture marketing is an affiliate program, but you do not need to limit yourself to any particular model - you can work out something specific to the particular Joint Venture. For example, you could team up with another merchant, allow his customers to buy your product at a discount, and pay him affiliate commissions (perhaps higher than the normal rate) on these sales. The other merchant benefits by being able to offer his customers additional value, and by earning commissions, and you benefit from the extra sales. Summary
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