In the first installment we have discussed Perfect Wealth Formula as it relates to MLM programs out there as well as the generous pay structure build in. If you have missed it let me know I'll get it to you. To quickly recoup: MLMs are heavily reliant on building and maintaining massive down lines - which pose some major drawbacks. Perfect Wealth Formula lets you make the same profit on sales of both the less and more expensive packages while being qualified only in the less expensive one. I am sure anyone who has struggled getting the first few sales in a 2up program will appreciate that. And that brings us to the way similar marketing programs are being distributed today. In most cases then they require the person to give up first one, two or more sales in order to gain access to infinity payouts as it is often called. The problem with that is that with more expensive programs it might require a hefty amount of advertising dollar and effort to get those initial sales by when, statistically, majority of members get worn out and give up. Meantime in the Perfect Wealth Formula one gets most of the invested money back right away with the first sale which makes it way easier on the advertising budget as well as personal morale and just feeling good about what one is doing right from start and all the way through. Also, compared with the programs that associate residual income only with the first two sales of the person sold to Perfect Wealth Formula is designed better for building up team spirit and support. In the other 'give-up' programs the person sponsored who sells a lot in fact becomes then a major competitor instead of a source of residual income. Also, because of majority of people struggling to sell those first few 'give-up' sales in such programs the 'infinity payout' lines very often become broken even before these have chance to lift off. Stay tuned for the third and last part of our mini-series revealing the ins and outs of the Perfect Wealth Formula.
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