Only if he published "false" statements.Very high chances you'll be sued for libel.
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.Only if he published "false" statements.Very high chances you'll be sued for libel.
My question, too.I see the value in this. Lots of industries have these types of sites.
Lets say you could magically have a completed website tomorrow, that has vetted most of the courses out there and has a lot of reviews posted from the public.
Great, now what's the path to monetize the site? Have you given that any thought?
I like the idea, as it's one I've pondered, too. (great minds) However, monetization is a big question, as is content development. Seems that it would take a substantial amount of content to make this resource attractive to readers, and you'd also need a ton of traffic to monetize. Seems like a lot to bite off, which is why I haven't done it but is also why you might want to - high barrier to entry, that is.Hello everyone!
So I have recently started this project. While browsing the internet, specifically reading blogs and quora posts about Dan Lok's course and whether or not it is a scam, I had a big idea hit me.
Why is it so damn hard to find reviews on these courses that guru's offer?
Honestly. I could not find a single site that reviewed these courses. A lot of these courses didn't even have any reviews for them online.
and I think it is a huge opportunity. Consumers should have a basic idea on what they are buying. Not just 12 "buzz" words of whatever is the hot topic right now, and vague promises to absolutly change their life.
So, I decided to start up badcourses.com as part of my side hustle. Honestly, the site has just started, and I am working on grinding out more and more reviews.
I want to make sure that everyone is informed and educated on these courses before they take them. My goal is to be a successful information hub for consumers to review before enrolling in some of these godly expensive courses.
Please let me know if there are any influencers / bro marketers / guru's and their courses that you want me to cover. Also please feel free to leave some feedback. Anything helps!
**I will be updating the thread weekly as I build out the website
Very high chances you'll be sued for libel.
Wrong. They have to prove it's false to WIN a libel or slander suit. They can still drag you through court and cost you a fortune. You might win the case and get the judge to award legal costs, but you still had to spend lots of time and energy fighting it.Only if he published "false" statements.
Right, I didn't mean they don't have the stronger case, more that you better be ready for the hellstorm that is attack lawyers.Wrong. They have to prove it's false to WIN a libel or slander suit. They can still drag you through court and cost you a fortune. You might win the case and get the judge to award legal costs, but you still had to spend lots of time and energy fighting it.
Yeah. The feedback I got off this one post was amazing. I decided that the current wordpress theme and plugins I was using wasn't good enough, and I took to heart the rebranding aspect of it.Any updates? I noticed that badcourses.com has been discontinued.
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