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Jim connected with someone in a Skool group who had spent $100 million on advertising and offered to create educational videos out of genuine curiosity rather than trying to pitch services. His organic engagement and helpful content caught the attention of both the offer owner and group owner, leading to a collaborative deal.

David found a real estate YouTuber with an engaged audience but poor offer structure and proposed creating a $3,000 group coaching program to fill the gap between the partner's $497 product and high-ticket service. He structured a commission-based deal earning 30% of revenue with zero upfront costs to the partner.

Russell received a referral to partner with someone who had a strong reputation in crypto trading but only a 1,250-person email list that most would consider too small. He created a $5,000 high-ticket bundle including training, software, coaching, and personal analysis, handling all the heavy lifting while the partner stayed in their zone of expertise.

They identified that their partner had valuable live event content that could be repurposed rather than creating new products from scratch. They structured a zero-risk deal where the first 10 sales at $500 covered expenses, then split revenue 50/50 on additional sales.

Travis focuses on acquiring undervalued assets like newsletters and email lists that others have abandoned, rather than buying entire businesses with their overhead and complications. He recently acquired a newsletter with 10,000 subscribers for $5,000 and immediately saw daily paid subscriptions, then set up 50-50 partnerships with operators to run them.

Dan posted a simple 2-3 sentence Facebook post asking for introductions to e-commerce brands with unconverted leads, offering to share profits from his AI and SMS system. The post generated some leads, but the real opportunity came through DMs from an offline advertising agency drowning in 4,000 daily leads but only able to handle 300.

Tony had already generated $472,000 with a partner through previous campaigns and used that data to position a $5,555 offer in a "woo-woo" niche. He sent 5 simple emails to a 6,500-person buyers list without any call-to-action in the first three emails, just asking for responses to gauge interest.

Frankie discovered his friend Luke had abandoned a profitable Facebook ad system for selling motorcycle cases to personal injury lawyers and negotiated to acquire it for $450 per client generated. Luke provided the complete system (ads, landing pages, lead magnets, emails) and immediately referred two clients paying $2,500/month each.