LifePath Unlimited & Plan B Pro Systems - SPECIAL REPORT

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 10, 2009 -- The Life Path Unlimited culture promotes abundance, prosperity, and time-freedom. However, by the time you finish this Lifepath Unlimited review, you will be able to identify 2 Fatal Flaws in an otherwise promising business opportunity.

Lifepath Unlimited offers 3 products: Discovery ($1,695), Breakthrough ($8,995) and Destiny ($14,995).

Realistically, you’re looking at an initial investment of $25,685 to get started with LifePath Unlimited as a home based business.

If you feel like you can handle that type of up-front investment, the real question you need to ask yourself is this: how can YOU make money as a distributor for LifePath?

If you start a Lifepath Unlimited business, your up-line will tell you to build your team using the same old tired methods: they’ll teach you to bug your friends and family, make your list of 100 people, and work the warm market, asking for referrals and harassing everyone within 3 feet of you.

If you’ve done any network marketing, you already know that none of this is very much fun – and it’s no way to run a successful business in 2010.

LifePath does have something called the Plan B Pro System , with Jenn Lawlor. And while I think Jenn is an awesome leader, skilled marketer, and very charismatic personality – there are major flaws with the Plan B Pro System as well.

With Plan B Pro you’re buying into a marketing co-op and getting leads on a rotation basis, and in the end of the day, you’re still reduced to paying for leads and cold-calling. Basically, you have to pay $497 for a “share” in their marketing co-op, which is one guy doing AdWords running a PPC campaign for the entire group.

The real problem with the Plan B Pro System is that you’re not in control of anything. You’re not learning how to market. You’re just depending on someone else for all your advertising. You don’t get to choose what niches you’re targeting and - biggest problem of all - you haven’t done any personal branding.

Here’s how it works: You buy into the Plan B Pro System co-op. You get a spreadsheet with contact info: name, email, phone number. And then you have to reach out and chase down the leads.

But these leads have no idea who you are. And they might not even know about Lifepath. When you follow up, you’re still out there cold calling and getting rejected and dealing with tire kickers or people who filled out some general form that says “make money online”.

This is the exact opposite of smart targeted marketing using personal branding to identify super high quality leads. It’s also a miserable way to spend your time. And a major time suck.

In other words, you’re paying for unqualified leads and wasting a lot of your time prospecting – and that’s no way to build a 6-figure business.

No matter how you slice it, even looking past the $26,000 price-tag and simply considering it as a pure business opportunity, LifePath Unlimited comes up short in some crucial areas.

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