Welcome...

I'm going to tell you a little secret. It's not hidden or "black hat" or "carefully protected by the gurus." It's something that's so obvious that most people never even think about it, much less talk about it.

You know that saying, "The money is in the list?"

It's wrong. 100% completely wrong.

The money is in your network and your offer.

Your network is the group of people you can approach and actually close deals with. Your subscriber list is, if you're doing things right, only a tiny fraction of your potential network.

Your offer is critical. It has to match your prospect's desires, in very specific ways. Get it right, and you won't have to sell the deal. People will hear what you're doing and ask to be part of it.

I'm going to show you how to set up those kinds of offers.

What is one deal like that worth to you?

There's a lot of information being talked around that's only half the truth. Not that it's any sort of lying involved, but it's literally just half of the story. And that can make it 100% useless.

An example is the traditional line about the money being in the list. That's true as far as it goes, but it's 100% wrong at the same time.

How is that possible?

Simple. It keeps you too focused on the smallest part of your potential profits and too dependent on a single stream of income. It's wrong because it's crippling your growth.

The other big one that's going around is interesting. Some of the bigger names in the business are telling people two things that seem to contradict each other. The first is the half truth that, in order to succeeed in a big way online, you have to make friends, develop relationships and build your network.

That one follows the old rule, "Tell the what and sell the how." The problem is, none of them are selling the how.

The second part of what they're saying, the part that seems to contradict that, is that marketers are forming groups that are closed, and focused on working almost exclusively with each other.

What they mean is, big name marketers with established businesses are concentrating on dealing with other people who have similar resources and can bring as much to the table as their partners. A little different than it sounded at first, but the impact on you is the same...

You're on the outside of everything, trying to find the gate.

They tell you to form groups like that of your own. But, again, no clue how.

They're not doing anything wrong here. They're just telling you what seems obvious to them. And that's the problem: It's obvious ... to them.

I know a lot of these guys. Most of them are very cool people. They're also natural deal makers. Naturals make great examples, but lousy teachers. Most of them can make deals in their sleep, but they couldn't teach you how to do it if their lives depended on it. And they don't really have any motivation to. They're busy making deals. It's what they do.

Again, that doesn't help you much, does it?

That's what this report is about. Showing you how to get the deal, make the money, and build your own network of partners. People that look forward to working with you.

And I'll show you how to do it faster than you might expect. There's more than one technique in this book that just about anyone with a product could use to make a deal happen - today!

If you have no product, no skills and nothing else to bring to the table, skip this book. Go learn something that you can offer others that has value. Come back and get this later.

Likewise, if you're just playing at this stuff and don't really put any effort into developing your online income... Get a hobby. This won't do you any more good than the last 20 or 30 reports and ebooks you bought or downloaded free and did nothing with.

If you have something to offer and are willing to do at least a little work, this could be just what you've been looking for.

This report isn't about AdSense or membership sites or importing things from China or marketing on eBay or... well, it's not about any specific business model, for that matter.

It's about the most basic business skill there is: Making deals.

It's a bit more focused than even that. It teaches you over 40 separate ways you can use existing products, networks and market forces to make deals and get things going fast. Hitching a ride on a vehicle that's already moving and gaining momentum.

I call it "The DealMaker."

But is it for you?

If any of these seem familiar, you need this manual...

• You're a great programmer, writer or web designer, and you want to get out of the hunt for clients and create your own products.

• You're working on a product now, and want to build a network of partners for the launch.

• You're a killer copywriter who has some cool product ideas and doesn't know how to make them into reality.

• You're an experienced player, breaking into new markets, and want to speed the process up.

• You've got a hot product, but no list of your own and no-one to help you promote it.

• You're an affiliate marketer who wants to try their hand at selling your own products.

• You're fighting fierce competition in a tough niche.

• You can talk to anyone in person, but you have trouble even getting their attention, much less a "Yes," online.

• You're doing well, but want to add profitable deals and sales channels.

• You have an affiliate program, but have trouble getting affiliates that actually makes sales.

• You're just tired of scrambling for the next sale. You'd like to get some deals in place that keep working long after you set them up.

If any of those describe you, grab it now. If you don't feel that these techniques will make you well over 100 times what you've invested, just tell me. I'll give you your money back, no questions asked.

Yeah. I'm serious.

The main attraction, of course, is the report. It's divided into three parts. The first section outlines the mindset and specific processes you have to learn in order to find, identify and approach prospective partners, in the way that gives you the greatest chance of actually closing the deal.

It tells you how to do the research, find prospective partners, figure out exactly what they want, and how to introduce yourself and build the relationship - as equals. None of the usual overhyped introductions, or begging for help from people you just know are going to hate begging.

I've been doing this stuff online for 14 years. I've tried a ton of different approaches, and seen others use even more. I've only included the ones that I know work and that can give you the biggest boost for the least effort.

Most of them cost nothing but a little time.

The first question you need to ask, and that I can't answer for you, is: What is one joint venture partner, active affiliate, or productive promoter worth to you? The second one is: How many of them exist in your market?

If they're out there, I can show you how to dramatically improve your chances of putting together the kind of offer that will get them on board.

I'm not going to promise you that you'll make $XYZ with what I'm going to show you. I have no way of knowing what you'll do with it or what your market is. Anyone who promises you a specific amount of money for just buying their product is crazy.

I do guarantee that they're worth at least 100 times the investment - to you - or you get your money back. That's as far as I'll go.

The second part of the report is a breakdown of 42 different, specific types of deals you can make.

Some are going to be familiar, and some will be completely out of the blue. Which ones fit those descriptions for you will depend on your experience. I'd be surprised if there's anyone who gets this report that's seen all of them, much less tried them all.

None of them require any fancy tricks or slick technology.

There's no fluff in this report. It's 81 pages of the kind of tight, compact explanations my products are known for. (Most people would have used at least 250 pages to communicate this many techniques. And they'd have charged you almost 4 times the price for the "extra.")

And then there's the third section...

The updated version of the report includes an expanded third section, called, "Defeating Leverage Inaction."

One of the classic ideas that people get - and almost universally fail to make happen - is the interview product. It's a simple idea, and one that occurs to a lot of folks. You interview a bunch of experts on a subject and sell the collection.

Seems easy, right? And it should be. Still, the overwhelming majority of people who try one of these screw it up. They make every one of the classic mistakes in offering a deal.

Seriously. It is almost always a full-blown course in dealmaking gone wrong. A "How not to," if you will. So, I used that as the example, to show you the specific steps in making this one work, and to illustrate the principles behind making just about any other deal happen.

Pay close attention to this section. It's potentially worth a lot of "Yes!" answers to you. You'll discover...

• How to approach even the biggest names in your field, with a much better chance of getting the "Yes."

• One trick that makes getting people to connect you with their friends and associates a no-brainer.

• How to turn things that are obvious to you into magic for your potential partners.

• A simple technique you can do over and over, that could turn into a very profitable business by itself.

• How to set up your own online talk radio show - and why that's useful.

• Specific recommendations for doing quality audio and video - cheap.

• How to choose potential partners for your deals, and why that's so important.

• The one thing that gives you instant credibility - even with the "big dogs."

The last "technique" in that list causes a kind of instant respect response in others. It works online and off, in business and social settings, and it's dead simple. But almost no-one does it.

Practice it consciously and consistently, and things change. Fast.

There's a lot more in this section. A lot. And it all works.

Trust me on this. When you approach people the way I suggest here, your odds go up more than you might believe. And there's nothing here that's complicated. It's just a matter of knowing how to fit your offer to what your prospect wants.

The last few pages of the book tell a true story of a conversation I had with a gentleman I met at a conference. His friends had been after him to do something and, as often happens, they just made him more determined not to do it. Within one hour, I convinced this complete stranger to change his mind and take what was, for him, a very big step.

The approach I used was extremely simple, completely honest, and works so often it's scary. And, unlike a lot of "persuasion" techniques, people will almost always actively thank you for it when it's done.

Once you see this - just see it - your approach to dealmaking will change for the better, for good.

There are a couple of pieces of software included that will be a big help to you.

The first is called Tracking Ace. It's a very handy piece of software that can do all sorts of tracking and split-testing. You can install it on your web site in just a few minutes. It's a dream come true for folks who are new to testing and tracking.

If you've listened to the "gurus," (I really hate that word), you know that testing and tracking are the keys to getting the most out of any offer. The problem is, it always sounds complicated, or you don't know which software to use to get started. Not any more.

Plus, I've included a few "surprise" things you can do with it that it really wasn't intended for. You're going to love those.

The second piece of software is called LinqTraq.

LinqTraq is a snap to install. Once it's set up, you change one line in the tracking code and paste it into any page you want to keep tabs on. It will tell you how many times each page was loaded, what times of day they were visited, and exactly what links the visitors clicked on and how often.

It will track as many pages as you like, on as many domains as you like. You can install it on each domain separately (same with Tracking Ace), or put it on one central domain, to keep reporting simple.

This software is great for tracking and refining AdSense and Chitika income, but the real deal-making value is explained in the report.

LinqTraq is my branded version of a tracking tool you can only get from two people. I'm not selling it separately at the moment, and the only other person who has it charges $77 for it. No bonuses - just the software. It's worth every penny of that.

Even if you have no interest in deal-making (as in, if you're nuts or something ;), these tools can help make a huge difference in your overall results. And they're a very easy and powerful pair of programs to use for someone who wants to learn to test and track their campaigns, but was afraid of the technology.

You might wonder what testing and tracking have to do with dealmaking.

Where it's applicable, it's always a good thing to be able to approach a potential partner with real numbers on your results. That gives them some base from which to make their own assessments. And, if your initial tests don't work, you can adjust things until you have an offer that does make sense.

The second thing is that you should always be looking past any single deal, to the long term. If you find out that one person gets you results, while another just takes up resources, you can focus on the high-performer and get more out of your time in future deals.

And nothing gets attention from potential partners like real, tested results. That means, knowing your numbers.

If you just scrolled down looking for the price and decided that's too much, that's okay. You may want to actually read what you're getting, though. This isn't theory and fluff.

If you've read the whole thing, you know that's a steal.

You could very well get your first deal from these techniques within 24 hours.

And remember: If you don't feel this report is worth at least 100 times the investment, just let me know. I'll refund your order, no questions asked.

Paul Myers
paul@talkbiz.com