10 Things You Should Try To Barter For Before Buying

1. Information Products - it could be ebooks, "howto" videos, cassettes, magazines, newsletters, paide-zines, courses, etc.

2. Advertising Space - it could be banner ads, ezineads, ebook ads, magazine ads, newspaper ads, tvads, fax ads, online classified ads, etc.

3. Web Hosting - you could offer a free advertisementfor their web hosting service on your site in return forfree or discounted hosting.

4. Software - it could be for tax software, web siteauthoring software, accounting software, newslettersoftware, graphic design software, etc.

5. Writing/Editing - it could be for web site content,promotional articles, press releases, e-zine articles,promotional ebooks, etc.

6. Accounting/Bookeeping - you could offer a nocost advertisement in exchange for their accountingand booking services

7. Consulting - it could be market consulting, legalconsulting, computer/software consulting, businessconsulting, etc.

8. Copy writing - it could be for brochures, businesscards, classified ads, sales letters, product packages,banner ads, promotional products, etc.

9. Merchant Accounts - you could offer no costinsert ads in your product packages in exchange forthe option of accepting credit cards.

10. Internet Access - you could offer a no costpop up ad on your web site in exchange for free ordiscounted Internet access.

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