Subject: Getting Help To Grow 

Hi {Name}, 

You know the saying, "No man is an island". 

As an entrepreneur, there will come a time
when it seems appropriate to reach out 
for help. 

In this scenario, you have a few options...

1) You may have reached a plateau, and you're
considering getting a business loan from 
a bank to expand operations. 

2) You may realize that you are personally 
lacking a skill or talent, which is holding
you and your company back - in which 
case you might consider taking on a qualified
partner. 

3) You might even consider incorporating 
your business, and selling stock in your 
company to foster continued growth. 

Each of the examples above may be a good
option for you, as long as you don't mind 
giving up some of the control over the 
business that you have started. 

This is because, when you chose any of the 
options above, you'll need to answer to 
someone else for every decision that 
you make. 

Some people find this trade-off too much 
of a sacrifice, especially if they have built 
the business from the ground-up! 

For them and for you a better option may 
be to find a temporary partnership, AKA 
"Joint Venture". 

Joint Ventures are when two entrepreneurs
come together to accomplish a defined and
specific agreed upon goal. 

When that goal is achieved, each partner is 
free to go their separate ways, and during 
the partnership each party is only responsible
to fulfill their part of the agreed upon 
arrangement. 

This means that during a Joint Venture 
neither entrepreneur needs to give up 
control of his or her own core business, to 
the other partner.

This is why Joint Ventures are very popular
among many entrepreneurs. 

A good example of a successful Joint Venture
may be when one entrepreneur creates a 
ground breaking new product but doesn't 
have the infrastructure in place to get it out
to the masses quickly. 

In this instance, this person may look for 
someone that has a big email list, or a popular
website with lots of traffic that can generate
buzz and make lots of sales in a short period
of time. 

The two entrepreneurs then will come together 
with the express purpose of promoting and supplying
this new ground breaking product to the masses,
for a share of the profits.  

The exact scenario above is a common type
of Joint Venture that is often profitable for 
both parties as long as each understands
their responsibilities, and fulfills them. 

Unfortunately, some Joint Ventures fall
apart, and often one or both parties feel
as if they were taken advantage of, when 
the agreement behind the Joint Venture is 
too vague, or if one of the partners doesn't 
hold up their end of the bargain. 

If you'd like to understand how to set 
up a successful Joint Venture agreement 
and find a great partner, you'll want to 
check out "The Joint Venture Report"! 

http://www.surefirewealth.com/products/silver-membership-internet-marketing/joint-ventures-1/Joint_Venture_Report.html

The Joint Venture Report explains all 
the ins-and-outs, pitfalls, and possibilities
joint venturing provides. 

Before you decide to find a partner to 
Joint Venture with, or if you're looking 
for a Joint Venture partner now, you need 
to read this report! 

http://www.surefirewealth.com/products/silver-membership-internet-marketing/joint-ventures-1/Joint_Venture_Report.html

To Your Success, 

{Your Name}
 
PS - Combining forces often lets small businesses
compete effectively even against global powerhouses! 

Is joint venturing right for you? 

http://www.surefirewealth.com/products/silver-membership-internet-marketing/joint-ventures-1/Joint_Venture_Report.html




