Ultimate Wealth Package is a now defunct marketing system similar to Jeff Paul’s system. It was a copycat of him basically, promise the moon, charge $50 for it, then smack the buyer up for mentoring package for several thousand dollars. It was a slick presentation, it told you what you wanted to hear.

It also was about affiliate marketing and that is only one type of person. Affiliate marketing is for people who have a high traffic site already with lots of natural search engine traffic, then those people can put highly targeted affiliate links on it.

The site has to be a blog or message board that does no direct sales. Unfortunately, places like this try to sell it to the newcomer. It’s their target market since they have no idea what they are getting into or the things required to succeed in affiliate marketing.

This is why they fell apart. The support numbers didn’t work, the people who were just starting out didn’t get any of the information needed to succeed.

Mark Warren made his money from the comissions off the telemarketing team assigned to make you pay for the mentoring sessions. It’s a backend system where it doesn’t matter if you succeed, he was in the business of making his money off business opportunity seekers. He made his money off you, whether you did well or not, he got ahead. The disaster of this kind of thing is there is no motivation to help you do well, he made out great either way.

Of course, what goes around comes around, and Clickbank dropped him as an affiliate. To do that, you have to really screw up let me tell you. Ultimate Wealth Package  didn’t honor their refund policy (though Clickbank did, they are a very honest company) but direct sales with Ultimate Wealth Package were not.

In short, Ultimate Wealth Package sold affiliate marketing like it could be done by someone starting out, without telling them it takes a year or two to gain enough traction to get natural traffic to do affiliate systems and make a living at it.

You cannot do affiliate marketing with just pay per clicks, you’ll never pay so little to make money on the conversion rates even if you’re a genius. It just won’t work out. Places like Jeff Paul and others teach the same thing (Jeff Paul makes his money from Mentors in Motion which hits you up for a $15,000 mentoring package after buying his $40 one, sound familiar?). In any case, it went south for a good reason and I’m glad to see this one gone. Ultimate Wealth Package was directly marketed to the people least able to succeed at it.