Incomeathome.com – An Experts Review

While listening to talk radio last week, I heard a very compelling commercial about a business called Incomeathome.com.  The web address was repeated many times throughout the commercial which made it very easy to remember.  Good advertising.

Upon further research into this home business, I discovered what it was all about and share this review to let people know exactly what they are getting into.  Before I give out the goods, I must say that this business is in no way a scam.  It is, however, awesome advertising and marketing.

Incomeathome.com is a website where for only about $9.95, you can initially dip your feet into their funnel.  They'll give you a bunch of good information about building a home business and if you stay with them, you'll spend about $50 your first month.  Once you are firmly into the Incomeathome.com business, you'll be introduced to a business called Carbon Copy Pro.Carbon Copy Pro is a very effective funnel into a much more expensive MLM.

Carbon Copy Pro is the brainchild of Jay Kubassek who is one of the "Guru" marketers online.  He has built a huge business teaching people to replicate his efforts online to bring them into his funnel.  Jay Kubassek's program will cost you a whole bunch more money, and you will learn much more about marketing on the internet, but throughout those learning and marketing efforts, you will be mainly enhancing the Carbon Copy Pro brand and the image of Jay Kubassek.  If successful with Carbon Copy Pro, you will make money, but again, you'll be making money branding someone else.

Finally, the main product for the people that start out with Incomeathome.com.  The Carbon Copy Pro system will lead you into a MLM called Wealthmasters.  This is a solid program that provides education, seminars and tips on investing and other financial advice.  It is a solid program that was very popular years ago, but during these recessionary times, the cost will make it very tough to sell for most people.  The Wealthmasters business has different tiers that culminate in massive expenditures. The recommendations from Wealthmasters will encourage you to buy the best value of their courses which will cost $20,750.

Now I must point out that Wealthmasters is a solid company that has provided many people with valuable advice, but selling a $20,000 product to people that originally spent $9.95 is kind of a stretch.

The most important aspect of this review is in the whole "branding" issue.  The fact that thousands of people brand Jay Kubassek rather than learning how to brand themselves online is a major weakness in this system.  Truly successful home business owners and online marketers learn to brand themselves or they create a brand that they market themselves.  If people join Carbon Copy Pro (via incomeathome.com) they will not be building a business that is portable to other opportunities once they discover that Wealthmasters is just to spendy to sell today.