Joint Venture Opportunities

Looking To Joint Venture With Joshua Greenwood or SendBulkEmail.net?

I have specifically developed this website for the sole purpose of addressing the 1-5 Joint Venture offers I get daily. So in order to answer all of your questions regarding such proposed business relationships, I have created a few questions and answers that will help determine if what you have to offer meets the criteria suitable for us to do business together.

First off I would like to introduce myself.  My name is Joshua Greenwood and I am the owner of Alexander Global Media. I currently own 8 different online companies with over 35 different websites. I am currently the second largest bulk emailer in the United States and am responsible for approximately 5% of all the worlds daily email output. Since there is (literally) less than 25 people in the entire world that actually understand how to truly send massive bulk email without getting shut down, that makes my services extraordinarily valuable online because I know how to generate substantial website traffic.

To that end (of generating traffic) I use not only bulk emailing, but also Video Submission technology, Automated Press Release technology, Search engine optimization, competitive intelligence gathering, CraigsList Submission technology and much more. I have spent years putting the intricate pieces of the internet jigsaw puzzle together in a way that currently affords me a seven figure income online.

With that being said: The first very important thing you should know about me is that almost nothing impresses me on the internet these days. Though I would not say I have seen it all, I would be wise enough to say that I have seen enough.   What is VERY exciting to you is unfortunately probably going to be very dull to myself. I hope that doesn’t offend anyone but the truth is that I only partner with things I know for an absolute certainty that will make money. The product does not concern me more than the facts of whether or not there is first a consumer demand for your product, the cost to promote such a product and is the website user friendly enough to attract visitors in the time tested way I understand that will make money. These are just a few of the concerns my brain will be thinking of prior to making a formal approval decision.

Below are another series of different benchmarks and questions that are equally if not greater in importance to my approval process in accepting the terms of our potential Joint Venture agreement.

First Question: “Would you like to become an affiliate of our company? OR Joshua, if I spilt the commission with you on every sale and you just did your email marketing, we could be MILLIONARES!”

Answer: I have unfortunately heard this tale about 3,000 times on the internet. I can completely care less about single handedly promoting your product. I am ALREADY making a TON of money doing what I do now and I hardly work at all. Why would I want to take on the risk of your project and waste valuable server space, energy and time when I am already making millions of dollars?  My simple answer is No. I would not be in the slightest bit interested in becoming an affiliate for your company. The only time I will ever remotely consider an affiliate arrangement, is if you have a double opt-in subscriber base to your company that has over 10,000+ people in it and you agree to sell my products and services as well me promoting yours. You will also have to agree to first promote my product to your list of subscribers prior to me sending out my marketing to millions of people to see if is going to be worth my time to partner with you. If you do not meet my minimum criteria, then my answer will be a very solid NO. ABSOLUTELY NO EXCEPTIONS.

Perhaps you should just sign up under one of my Premium Promotion Packages: It would be better for you and your company to hire me as a promoter from one of my websites like, SendBulkEmail.net or Lead411.biz than for you to offer me a taste of how much money I can make in your industry as a lone affiliate. Be warned in advance that I am by nature a lion on the internet and when I see profitable territory that is unclaimed by companies or interests that do not have the wherewithal to completely take over the search engines and foundational marketing skills to generate substantial leads, then I will strike and my goal will be to dominate your industry (which will unfortunately include your company as well since I will consider you a competitor). You could potentially be making a deadly mistake in offering me that piece of the pie. I would highly recommend that you simply sign up for a premium promoting package where I can promote solely for your company. If I do that, then it turns my attention on making your company successful rather than myself being successful.

Question Number Two: What am I looking to gain from this Potential Joint Venture?

Answer: Depending on the situation. There are three primary things one must bring to my table when coming into a joint venture agreement.

One: MONEY (or put up cash). Someone has to build the websites, get the business licenses; pay the misc. fee’s and set up the different bank accounts. I am very picky about what websites will work and which ones don’t. If you do not have the budget to change the website to my exact specifications on a whim, then you probably need not apply your proposal (because I understand what works and won’t work regarding landing pages or websites). It is imperative to have substantial reserves when starting a new company anyway. There are so many different fees or things that might need to be changed that if you’re not prepared for it, then it could be potentially disastrous. Wisdom tells me that I would like to avoid drama before it begins. Without the proper funding a company can go bankrupt before its idea even hits the public.

Two: LEADS. If you’re not putting up cash for the project, then you better know how to produce some darn good leads coming into the website. Your lead generation skills better have some kung fu to them or else any talk of a Joint Venture will be a very short one. I also expect to see some results from your lead generation prior to the campaign even being rolled out as well. If you can do this, I will have some interest in seriously talking with you about your proposal.

Three: Ownership. My wife gave me a quote that to this day makes me laugh. It is, “I know you want to pay me. You know you want to pay me. But the CONTRACT needs to know you want to pay me”. To put it very plainly, I require ownership stake in all business entities formed under our partnership. This is a major difference with me being an affiliate and a Joint Venture business partner. I require ownership stake on the legal paper work as well as 24/7 joint full access to the business back account handling all financial transactions (in many cases full control of the financial transactions). This is non-negotiable in any arrangement. It is important to note that I have a vast amount of experience managing very profitable companies. This is an asset refined by wisdom and experience I will bring to the table to help further grow our potential company.

If you feel like you meet the above criteria then the next step is for you to submit to me your formal proposal.  To Submit Your Joint Venture Opportunity, Please email us at: AlexanderGlobalMedia@yahoo.com

What it should Include:

* Your primary business plan, idea or vision.

* Your financial start-up Capital (if any).

* Formal Ownership stake your willing to offer me.

IMPORTANT: All proposals are reviewed for a minimum of 48 hours. After reviewing your proposal for the 48 hour period you will receive one of three different types of emails from me notifying you if I am interested in accepting the terms you have laid out. The three different types of emails are as follows:

Acceptance: I agree to the terms outlined in your proposal and feel that it will become a mutually beneficial business arrangement for us to conduct business together. Preparation should begin on the roll out of the plan and contracts prepared for final signature confirmation.

Conditional Approval: I partially agree to the proposal and will be negotiating some differences I may have related to the overall quality of the agreement or I may just have some questions regarding the overall agreement.

Denial: I will respectfully deny your proposal for the time being.

I thank everyone for being kind enough to read this website. If you have a technical question about submitting your proposal or having trouble emailing your proposal to me. Feel free to contact me directly at 864-715-9016

I am Looking Forward to Our Mutual Potential Success!

Sincerely,

Joshua Greenwood

Owner of SendBulkEmail.net