In order for you to make your decision, you will need a good foundation of information to assist you. The goal of this article is to put The Wealth Funnel System and Reverse Funnel System against each other and provide you with that information.



There are things to investigate and for most people the first thing is the cost to join and any monthly fees that might be incurred. The cost to join is quite different from one to the other. The Wealth Funnel System will run you $997 to join and have a monthly hosting fee of $49.95, where The Reverse Funnel System will run you $2995 to join and have a monthly hosting fee of $299. With this system you also incur a $50 expense just to receive the basic information.

If you are about to spend a significant amount of time and money on something like this, you would obviously want to know what type of support and education is available to you. The support and education available with The Wealth Funnel System is fairly extensive. There are many hours of simple to follow step by step videos to lead you thorough the various free and paid for advertising methods you will learn about. Along with this, they provide assistance in closing sales via a support telephone number and also has a technical support structure in place for technical issues. The only advice The Reverse Funnel provides is that you will need an advertising budget of several thousand dollars to get started.

Now let's have a closer look at the people behind each of these systems:

A gentleman by the name of Derrick Harper formed The Wealth Funnel System. No, not the former NBA star. Derrick has spent many years developing internet marketing strategies for many top companies such as Weber Grills.

The Reverse Funnel System was started by an individual who was a top earner in Liberty League International and tries to get the prospect to believe that he was a laborer less than a year ago and now living it up in Hawaii. All of which is made possible because of The Reverse Funnel System. This gentleman's name is Ty Coughlin.

Once you get past the names and look beneath the surface, the difference between these two opportunities really becomes apparent. I hope this overview helps with your upcoming decision.