Last Updated on March 21, 2024 by Eric Cantu
This Attraction Marketing Pro review is going to show why you should stay away from Brandon Brown’s bizarre network marketing scheme. Is there a Brandon Brown Scam here?
Attraction Marketing Pro Review
Brandon Brown’s Attraction Marketing Pro is a bizarre MLM network marketing scheme with a convoluted compensation plan and business model at its core. The training found inside seems to be more of a smokescreen to cover up all its MASSIVE red flags.
Let’s take a look at how this scheme works and why it’s probably a good idea to pump the brakes before going all in with a convoluted system like this. Spoiler alert, there are red flags everywhere with this program.
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What is Attraction Marketing Pro?
Have you seen Brandon Brown’s Attraction Marketing Pro circulating around Social Media? Attraction Marketing Pro is Brandon Brown’s MLM training platform geared towards network marketers composed of 6 video training modules that teach “attraction marketing”.
Once a part of the membership, members will promote the video modules and earn commissions based on an MLM style compensation plan called the Reverse 1UP System.
What’s bizarre about Brandon Brown’s Attraction Marketing Pro is that it is almost a MIRROR IMAGE of a very shady scheme I reviewed just a few weeks ago called Easy1Up. They have the same number of training modules, same individual module pricing, and the same convoluted, confusing compensation plan.
I’ll detail the pricing, the bizarre compensation plan, and peel back the layers so you can get past the smokescreen of training and see it for what it really is. Let’s take a look at why you should stay away from this MLM training scheme.
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Check out “What is Easy1Up.com?” to see an almost mirror image scheme. Same number of modules, same bizarre compensation plan, too many red flags to ignore.
What Does Attraction Marketing Pro Cost?
The price of Attraction Marketing Pro ranges from $25 – $2000.
Each video module also has an increasingly large “administrative fee” attached. For example, the $25 module has a $10 administrative fee, while purchasing the $2000 module will actually cost you $2500 due to its $500 administrative fee.
There is also a monthly $49.99 “Inner Circle” licensing fee you’ll have to pay if you want to be able to earn commissions. A $10 fee is paid to just be a “student”, meaning you will have access to your products but will be unable to earn commissions.
Is Attraction Marketing a Real Concept?
Yes, attraction marketing itself is a valuable concept that every entrepreneur should be practicing. It involves taking the focus off selling, and instead, giving value to the customer or target audience in an effort to give them the best user experience possible.
In doing so, you ultimately bring value to yourself. Your target audience now sees you as someone who can help them achieve their goals and is now attracted to anything you’re trying to market to them.
If Brandon Brown’s Attraction Marketing Pro was all about teaching attraction marketing and applying it to your business to take it to the next level, I’d agree that it would be a spectacular platform to be a part of.
However, it’s less about applying these concepts to your business, and more about selling overpriced video training modules where the actual positive training inside the modules is almost an afterthought.
Red Flags and Unrealistic Claims
I really hate seeing unrealistic claims being made in high ticket platforms that prey on the desperation of their unsuspecting customers. Most of the time, people know better. But when desperate for success, even the smartest minds will go against their better judgement.
The first red flag is found on the very front page of the Attraction Marketer Pro website under “Frequently Asked Questions”.
“How Many Hours Per Week Do I Need?”
From FAQ section of Attraction Marketer Pro website
The commitment required for this course is 1-2 hours per week.
I want you to ask yourself a simple question. When is the last time you were ever successful with any venture where you only gave 1-2 hours per week of effort? Further, when’s the last time you ever even heard of anyone who was successful with any business venture in any niche who only gave 1-2 hours per week of their time to it?
The answer is NEVER!
It is IMPOSSIBLE to be successful in ANY business venture where you’re only giving 1-2 hours per week of your time. Period.
Also, it’s important to note a complete red flag contradiction in this same FAQ’s section. The question is posed, “Do you have split pay options?” to which the answer is a clear “No we don’t. All payments must be made in full…” But then just two questions later, “Do you have finance options?” is given an answer of “Yes…”
Lastly, when you have a platform like this with a confusing compensation plan, overpriced modules, and unrealistic claims, it’s very important to note whether there is a refund available with the purchase.
In the case of Attraction Marketer Pro, there is no refund, and all sales are final. This means your safety net is gone, and you could easily be out $2500.
A Look Inside the Attraction Marketing Pro Video Training Modules
After seeing the exact same scheme on another platform, it’s clear that what’s actually inside these training modules isn’t as important as the pricing itself to make the compensation plan work.
Each module includes all the lesser priced modules before it.
Silver Package $25 (+ $10 admin fee)
- Attraction marketing master class
- Customer avatar master class
The preliminary module gives an overview of what attraction marketing is along with an introduction into what your dream client’s characteristics, or avatar, should be. It’s explained that you should only have the right people join your team and that these people should show their value to your prior to joining.
While it’s nice to have training on the characteristics of who should join your team as a network marketer, in my experience I’ve yet to see any network marketer ever turn down anyone interested in joining their MLM. If someone expresses interest in joining, they are enrolled as fast as possible before they change their mind.
Gold Package $100 (+$25 admin fee)
- Facebook lifestyle branding
- Profiling itchy buyers
- 5k friends in 60 days
- how to get 5-10 appointments per day
- how to create an attraction marketing post
- Facebook and Instagram stories recruiting
If this package actually delivered on what it’s promising here, you wouldn’t need anything else. 5000 new leads to grow your business? 5-10 appointments per day? The fact that there’s more packages after this gives you the idea that this module doesn’t deliver at all the way you’d think it would.
As we proceed you’ll notice more and more filler and freely available info that you could easily get on your own.
Titanium Package $250 (+$35 admin fee)
- One call closer big picture
- Buying Triggers Blueprint
- One call closer word for word script
- One call closer objection handling secrets
- One call closer financing secrets
Platinum Package $500 (+$60 admin fee)
- Facebook live recruiting big picture
- Fan page optimization strategy
- Set up a branded Facebook fan page
- Facebook live recruiting events
- Relationship Facebook live strategy
- Likes campaign strategy
- Facebook live retargeting ads
- Facebook live camera equipment
- Facebook live content creation
Facebook live camera equipment? Seriously?
You don’t need anything but a phone to go Facebook live. Everyone knows this and to have this filler as a highlighted point inside this module is bizarre.
Diamond Package $1000 (+$110 admin fee)
- Dream client blueprint
- Signature course
- Webinar funnel
- Selling webinar
- Membership site
- Website set up
- Payments and affiliates
- Customer support
The “Dream Client Blueprint” sounds eerily similar to the Customer Avatar master class. Also, you have to pay for the $1000 package to finally get customer support?
AMP $2000 (+$500 admin fee)
- 4 part video series funnel
- Lead capture page
- autoresponder set up
- Content creation machine
- Team membership site
- Virtual party blueprint
- A.M.P. strategy session funnel
- A.M.P. virtual phone team blueprint
The Convoluted, Confusing, Bizarre Attraction Marketing Pro Compensation Plan
Does that image look slightly confusing? Don’t worry, it is. The Attraction Marketing Pro compensation plan is based on a system called the “Reverse 1 Up.”
In this system, you can make as many direct sales as you like, earning 100% commissions for each sale (minus the admin fee that goes directly to Attraction Marketing Pro). Your second sale goes to your sponsor, or the person who introduced you to this system. Every person you enroll into the system will also start to make sales, and as their sponsor you’ll receive all the commissions for each person’s second sale.
The entire focus of this program is to get you to buy the $2000 AMP package and resell it.
So, for example, if you’re selling the $2000 AMP package, the $500 admin fee that comes with it goes to Attraction Marketing Pro immediately. $2000 then pays directly to you. It doesn’t go to Attraction Marketing at all.
If I’m buying something from someone and only a portion goes to the actual company that built the program, while a hugely inflated amount goes directly to the salesperson’s pocket, I’d find this a bit shady.
Questions like, “If this is only worth $500 and I’m paying that to the company, why am I also paying you $2000?” come to mind.
The fact of the matter is that this kind of compensation plan typically implodes on itself. It is increasingly difficult to find someone who will pay this amount of money into a scheme like this.
Check out this short video to see this compensation plan in action. The narrator actually starts off the video stating that this is the most lucrative compensation plan on the planet. Since I’m not sure which planet she’s from, I’m not going to call that a lie.
If you’re out $2500 having bought the AMP package yourself, you’re now becoming desperate to find a buyer and atleast get $2000 back. Most won’t, and the entire plan stops there.
If you were to get very lucky and find even one buyer, the last thing you’re going to do is continue selling. Why? Because your second sale doesn’t even go to you. It would just put another $2000 into the pocket of the person who got you into this whole mess. And you’re still out $500.
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Final Thoughts
Network marketing compensation plans can be confusing, but Brandon Brown’s Attraction Marketing Pro takes it to a whole other level. The entire focus is on selling and reselling the video modules, with no emphasis on the actual training.
Filled with unrealistic claims, no refunds, and too many red flags to ignore, don’t get suckered into a program like this if you’d like to hold on to your hard earned money.
Any questions? Have you ever been suckered into schemes that make your head spin? Have an experience with this program you’d like to share?
Leave all your comments and questions in the comments section below. I always reply and I look forward to connecting with you!
Hmm, I have been wondering who stand on our side when a program doesn’t have a refund policy? Can platforms online just walk away with our money like that? If this is the case, then the Internet as a whole has a lot of room for improvement. I am glad that I first came and read your review.
Any business has the right to have or not have a refund policy. I think in this case, all the red flags around how the business itself works along with its bizarre compensation plan are what should make you avoid it. Thanks for the comment!
I was a network marketer before I started affiliate marketing, and I have to tell you that noone really knows how things work. Try and ask deep questions to someone who is trying to recruit you and you will find out that they are as confused as you are. They can’t even answer a simple question.
And Brendon just takes this to another level. It’s sad that they are people who are paying that much for something that is going to give them headaches. People are too lazy to put in effort that is why they end up getting scammed.
I think network marketing preys on our human nature to hit something big. I wrote this article showing the income disclosures of network marketing companies and it’s shocking how few even make a dollar, let alone a profit. The numbers don’t lie. Thanks for the comment!
I love to read accurate reviews like yours, as they help me to learn more about if a program is a scam or not, your article will help many to stay safe. As the world is changing so fast and many are looking for a way to start working from home, many will get duped by shemes, but you shed great light on this one.
I always appreciate the kind words! Thanks for the comment!
Thank you for the review! There so many scams out there and reviews like this reveals the truth of each program. I clicked over and read the “mirror image” company you linked to. Unbelievable! That sealed it for me. Nobody wants to invest into a scam and lose money and time in the progress. Too many red flags.
I felt the same way. When I saw that this was just another company using literally the same modules, pricing, and ridiculous Reverse 1Up system…. just wow. Thanks for the comment!
It may not be a scam, but I definitely agree it should be avoided. Not only is in incredibly costly and full of hidden fees, but as you mentioned the compensation plan is also incredibly confusing. There are much more beginner friendly alternatives that pay out well and cost way less than this.
Agreed! Thanks for the comment!
Any program that claims that you can make money with just one to two hours per week is an outrageous scam. Great review, btw, Eric. Your content never seems to disappoint.
Gorjan
Thanks so much and thanks for the comment!
I almost got sucked into this back in 2019. I am glad I ran away when I did, and this video just validates my intuition. The nail in the coffin for me was when I started asking too many questions and decided to step back I got the cheesy sales line ‘Until you feel ready to change something…. nothing will change’. They kept telling me it isn’t an MLM. My thought was, maybe there is value in just the training modules, but in the end I decided not to go there. Thanks for the video
There’s something about these schemes that just screams red flags, yet so many people go against their gut and end up paying a high price for the lesson. Thanks for the comment!
I was approached today by this company but didn’t take them up. Can you suggested a next step. ive just completed my website, CV, linked all professionally completed. My next stage is marketing, blogging & YouTube to add value and attract clients. Im fortunate as I dont need lots of clients only (10 clients per week) with a vision to build an online intro course or live events. I looked at FB ad’s but not sure this is the next right marketing step. Any feedback most appreciated
Jumping into paid ads is a move too many people make way too early. It’s an easy way to burn through revenue fast when you don’t yet know what kind of content converts for you and what doesn’t. This means you first need to understand how to attract a very targeted audience organically that will convert. Once you have this going, THEN you can double down with paid ads if you choose and scale out. The training I link to at the end of this article is the same training I owe all my success to. I can’t recommend highly enough getting started with them. Try it free first to see if it’s for you, and then once you see that it’s what you’re looking for, go all in (don’t worry, it’s very affordable), and watch your business take off. Hope to see you on the inside!
It feels like “work from home” opportunities can be a total mine field. In your video, when it shows the compensation plan, I seriously thought it was a joke when she says this is “the most lucrative compensation plan on the planet.” Who buys into this kind of stuff??? Nice post!
There’s only one word for all this: bizarre. I completely agree with you. Thanks for the comment!
Sure, most of MLM are scams. Those who really enjoy it are those who are on Top of the Pyramid. I have been a part of MLM before and I won’t ever again. The information you exposed here are so valuable.
Thank you for the Review and the Guidance.
What really holds MLMs back are the bizarre compensation plans. Network marketing in general just isn’t sustainable and lots of hard working people end up losing money. They build them that way because the idea of quick money is appealing, but unfortunately, they just don’t pan out. Thanks for the comment!
Hello Eric!
Thanks for the heads up! I’ve experienced it tough and never will I come back to MLM platform 😀
All the Best!
Fred
Thank you! And thanks for the comment!
thanks for sharing such amazing concise information with us all, I was actually doing some research online when I saw your review, I am glad I saw this post, I already saved these page so as to come back for future reference. Have you seen this “Reverse 1 Up” many times before?
I saw it first here. It’s a bizarre compensation plan and a huge red flag. Like I say in the video, if you see this compensation plan, run! lol. Thanks for the comment@!
Hi Eric. Yes, I have seen Brandon Brown’s invitations to join his platform. In fact, I have already been invited three times so I decided it was time to research.
I’m glad I found your post. I don’t like MLM (just my personal opinion) and I certainly don’t like unrealistic claims. These are enough to keep me away from this platform.
Glad you enjoyed this! Thanks for the comment!
In the course of the current stay of things with the mandatory quarantine law in place, I’ve spent most of my time at home in search of a passive source of income. I’ve checked some online money making platforms but I haven’t been convinced enough to invest in any. This review on Attraction Marketing Pro has been very insightful as the platform was previously on my radar.
Very happy to shine some light on it for you. It can look appealing from the outset, but as you peel back the layers, too many red flags pop up. Thanks for the comment!
This review was very helpful for two reasons. I was looking to join this opportunity but was a bit skeptical of some of the same red flags you mentioned. Your logical explanations on those validated my gut feelings. But the best part of this review for me was when you compared it to Easy1Up.
My friend Jose has been pushing me to try it, claiming he makes $2K per sale. After watching your video… No way Jose! Thank you so much Eric, you just saved me a lot of time and heartache. I am getting really tired of these great sounding offers. I think it is time I check into affiliate marketing.
haha. “No way, Jose”… (I see what you did there). Glad this helped you! Thanks for the comment!
I still can’t get over the “all payments must be made in full, YES we finance!” hahahah
lol, bizarre!
Hi Eric,
It still amazes me to this day that there seems to be pyramid schemes running, although typically under the guise of something else.
I must admit I’ve never been a fan of these type of schemes, but for good reason I guess, and I just don’t like the MLM business plan either (call PS and MLMs a separate entity if you want, but to me they are both trying to achieve the same types of results).
I am also completely with you when it comes to reading about “only needing tow word 1-2” hours (totally unrealistic), but unfortunately many people are hooked by this.
There seems to be this view that building a business online is supposedly easier than building one offline. When will people ever learn?
Anyway, thanks for a fantastic read as always and keep up the great work.
Partha
Well said. Online business takes serious commitment, and while you can get started with less capital than a traditional business, this doesn’t mean you can be successful with less work. 1-2 hours per week? No business can be successful with that little effort. Glad you enjoyed this. Thanks for the comment!
Thanks for pointing out the red flags on the attraction marketing pro program because I don’t think a lot of people would have been able to identify them. I also hate unrealistic promises as I also believe you cannot achieve anything when dedicating just 1 to 2 hours a week on it. If he had said a day then maybe that is a bit more realistic but a week is just too much of an unrealistic claim. It seems these guys are just after people’s money and don’t plan to offer real information that can be of benefit to their customers.
Very glad you enjoyed this. Thanks for the comment!
Reverse 1 up, huh. How do people come up with these things? I know when you are on that search of making something for yourself online, you can fall for the traps. It’s disappointing that there are platforms that make unrealistic promises that can take advantage of others when they are vulnerable.
Hopefully this review can help a few people see the light. Thanks for the comment!
This platform is completely insane! How would you charge someone over $2000+ just to tell them how to run a Facebook page, which I have been running some since I was like 13. Of course, times have changed and it’s not the same thing but still, that’s just ridicules to pay over $2,000+ for something that may not even work. Worse of all, you may not even get your money back. This is a hard no from me.
Insane is right, lol. Thanks for the comment!
I’m so sick and tired of these schemes like this. Well detailed and informative. I hope other people get to see this.
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Benson
Thank you for chiming in! Glad you enjoyed this, and thanks for the comment!