Andrew Woodbury

after the last post i undestood that my problem was money flow. my product is a course that you take and if you follow the instructions you can fix your adhd problems including concentration and other problems as well. to make sure people are happy i wanted to adda guarantee for it. i thought about 3 months guarantee beacuase then you see most of the results. this guarantee make a money flow problems because i can lose my money at any time during those 3 months so i dont have any conficance using this money. is there a diffrent way to do it? should i give up guarantee? should i use guarantee in another way? if so how? i am really afraid to looks scammy if i dont give guarantee and i dont want to take money from people i didnt help. i hope there is a better way to solve this money flow problem

New comment Jun '23

Andrew Woodbury

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@Noam Elad To add on to what @Bharat Jain said, you can add requisites for them to be eligible for the money-back guarantee. Eg: "I guarantee you will [goal] in [timeframe]. I'm so confident that if you don't [something measurable] in that time, I'll refund your money." To be eligible for that refund, you must: 1. Come to a weekly meeting each week for that timeframe 2. Submit [worksheets/homework] each week for timeframe 3. Complete and submit reflections.... Or whatever is in your course. But basically if they don't do those things, they're not eligible for the refund.

Andrew Woodbury

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@Noam Elad I hear you. Ultimately, the program helps people get results - that's why they sign up right? If it doesn't happen, maybe reflect on why and tweak the product a bit. Stick with it, man!

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Passionate teacher, reader, and traveller. Helping teachers design their own course.