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How do I get the big players to promote my product Jason?

That’s by far the number one question I’ve gotten from marketers over the last few years. And it’s a great question because just getting one or two major marketers to promote your product can mean tens of thousands of dollars with one simple email.

Sadly, not everyone is able to score these deals. It’s not because their product sucks, or because they are unlikable. It’s a combination of factors that includes a crowded marketplace, competition, previous commitments, etc etc etc. The list goes on and on and on.

However, there are some almost magical strategies that you can use to get well known marketers to promote your stuff. My buddy Andy Hussong knows them well since he was John Reese’s affiliate manager for many years. He’s seen just about every type of joint venture proposal known to man and he knows what works and what doesn’t.

So, Andy has finally decided to release a product called “JV Attraction Formula” which shows how you can attract the type of affiliate your business really needs to skyrocket.

Click Here To Check Out Andy’s JV Attraction Formula

I’ve personally known Andy for many years. He’s such a solid guy. Super honest, amazing family guy, and someone who you can definitely trust when it comes to advice about your business.

In this pic you can see Andy and I in Wrigley Field in Chicago for a playoff game against the Dodgers. Sadly, the Cubs got pummeled. At least Andy and I scored some amazing seats right behind 3rd base. It was a bitter sweet day since I had always dreamed of coming to Wrigley Field since I was a kid.

Anyhow, if you have a product on the internet and need more partners to promote that product then Andy is the guy to listen to.

Click Here To Learn How To Score The Best Joint Venture Partners Around.

Remember, just scoring one good JV partner can easily make all the difference in the world when trying to generate a healthy income. Therefore I think it would be insane to not listen to what Andy has to say so that you too can attract that perfect JV partner, or heck, a few dozen JV partners.

Lend Andy an ear. You won’t be sorry.

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I’ve been a huge Chicago Cubs fan since I was about 10 years old. As a little leaguer I would watch all the games on WGN as Harry Caray would yell… “It might be, it could be, it IS.. a HOMERUN. HOLY COW”.

Boy I miss those days. Harry was such a character.

Nowadays WGN sucks! They play maybe 25% of the games max, and sometimes they even insult the Cubbie faithful by playing White Sox games instead. WTF?

Anyhow, right now the San Diego Padres are hosting a series with the Cubbies in town. But this presents quite a dilemma for me. You see, the Pads have won their last 8 straight games. And since I live in San Diego I obviously route for my home town team. However, the Cubs are the true favorite in my heart.

I don’t want to route against either team. It’s tough, and considering the Padres are on a roll I’d like to see them keep it up. Taking into consideration that most experts and even the Padres owners themselves don’t really expect to compete this year (idiots are about to trade their best pitcher Jake Peavey), it’s really nice to see the club making a decent run.  Of course they still trail the Manny-less Dodgers by a bunch of games. But who knows, they may be able to catch up.

It ain’t over til the fat lady sings! Especially in baseball. It saddens me to see the Padres management give up on the team. It was pretty cool to see them bring over Tony Gywnn Jr. the other day though in a trade for outfielder Gerut.

So, I’m at a dilemma of whether or not to go to the game today. The crowds are going to be insane on account of memorial day weekend. My teeth still hurt like hell from the wisdom teeth extraction the other day. And my Cubbies are playing like shit right now.

O well. If this is the extent of my dilemmas I guess life is pretty good.

I’m still undecided whether or not to go to the game today.  I sure wish my lady liked baseball. That would make it a much easier decision, especially since I need a designated driver.

Go Cubbies!

Here’s a pic of myself and the Andy Hussong (affiliate manager for John Reese’s “Income.com”) at Wrigley Field last year during the playoffs. I’ll let you take a wild guess at what the result of the game was.

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