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There should be a practical test for informational products, mods do we do something like this for bogus methods or informational products.
Billy Batts
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Penis!!
raregem009
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Billy? I believe you are working on your porn niche site right now
Billy Batts
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Don't listen to this man!! He my biggest fan!!
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I actually am a big fan but please don't let anyone know that.
I know a winner when I see one.
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As an infoproduct seller myself, I disagree, but as you can imagine I'm probably a little bias.
The question should be, can BHW members make informed decisions about the infoproducts they purchase? and do these products solve an actual problem? I think, most of the time, yes.
The difference between BHW and WF is that here you have mods that genuinely care about the users and are looking after their best interest, which is why they wouldn't let bad products go on sale.
People will buy infoproducts whether they are allowed on BHW or not, and I think having inforproducts allowed on BHW will help protect them from "malicious" marketplaces that will take advantage of the uninformed consumer such as that of WF.
Regarding giving less of an incentive to share, my theory is those who care about the community will share, and those who don't, will not. I myself deeply care about the BHW community which is why I'm currently working on multiple threads that I hope can help others, and I believe anyone who cares will do the same, plus as long as we have a competitive marketplace, sellers will always be motivated to share free knowledge to gain the trust of members, the more competition the more free information.
Lastly, a good infoproduct will always help protect the consumer from bad service sellers. For example, an eBook that will teach you how to build your own links will always be more valuable to a community than service seller that sells/creates these links as a service.
I do agree that maybe having higher standards for infoproducts would be better for everyone, but creating and enforcing such standards correctly and in a fair way would likely be very difficult for the mods to do, so perhaps it's just better to let the marketplace filter out bad products by itself.
My $0.02
The question should be, can BHW members make informed decisions about the infoproducts they purchase? and do these products solve an actual problem? I think, most of the time, yes.
The difference between BHW and WF is that here you have mods that genuinely care about the users and are looking after their best interest, which is why they wouldn't let bad products go on sale.
People will buy infoproducts whether they are allowed on BHW or not, and I think having inforproducts allowed on BHW will help protect them from "malicious" marketplaces that will take advantage of the uninformed consumer such as that of WF.
Regarding giving less of an incentive to share, my theory is those who care about the community will share, and those who don't, will not. I myself deeply care about the BHW community which is why I'm currently working on multiple threads that I hope can help others, and I believe anyone who cares will do the same, plus as long as we have a competitive marketplace, sellers will always be motivated to share free knowledge to gain the trust of members, the more competition the more free information.
Lastly, a good infoproduct will always help protect the consumer from bad service sellers. For example, an eBook that will teach you how to build your own links will always be more valuable to a community than service seller that sells/creates these links as a service.
I do agree that maybe having higher standards for infoproducts would be better for everyone, but creating and enforcing such standards correctly and in a fair way would likely be very difficult for the mods to do, so perhaps it's just better to let the marketplace filter out bad products by itself.
My $0.02
Backlink Database
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Paying for information is the only way to avoid oversaturation. If everyone got that information, that method isn’t gon work anymore.
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I am having urge to post my opinion, but if i will say anything mods will say you are a good person but let me give you 3 warning points
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The problem is not actually info products. The problem is with people creating shitty method ebooks with a good looking sales page and throwing it to unsuspecting newcomers who are desperate to make money.
What makes BHW stand out is mods are vigilant and they don't allow any shit to slip through. And the minor amount of shit that gets through is called out by the members here.
I'm okay with info products as long as they come through a mod approval. The quality of moderation here is at a different level and no other forum can match it.
What makes BHW stand out is mods are vigilant and they don't allow any shit to slip through. And the minor amount of shit that gets through is called out by the members here.
I'm okay with info products as long as they come through a mod approval. The quality of moderation here is at a different level and no other forum can match it.
pendulum
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I vote no - BHW is nowhere close to being like WF. You forget the main reason wf sucks... its full of a bunch of mommy bloggers, super newbies who just discovered affiliate marketing, and other people expecting a spoonfed lesson to getting rich overnight.
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If most of these ebooks would be any good it would be understandable. But most ebooks I've ever read about IM are just repetitive bullshit you can get yourself together. A twist which is achievable by a small thought process should not be allowed but it's to the mods to decide that. The thing is, if somebody sells an ebook on a method, he musn't bank that hard himself on it, otherwise he wouldn't share it (there are exceptions). Because of this a forum post is more appropriate, but people want to earn every penny they can possibly get. So I'm against ebooks because they offer to less for the expectations of buyers.
Most people have no idea what they are doing, 80% of reviews are worthless. Have fun filtering out. We need something like reviewmeta for blackhatworld.
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It won't be a problem as long as mods are careful with new marketplace threads
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We only allow products where the information is brand new, can’t be found elsewhere and the copy is of high quality whilst passing Plagiarism checks.
Are we becoming WF? Hell no. Do items slip through the net sometimes?. Sure.
If you have a concern or issue with a specific product that you think isn’t up to scratch please provide as much detail as you can as to why isn’t not delivering as expected. Try and raise it with the OP first and if that’s not successful, with the approving mod.
Asked and answered. Thread closed.
Are we becoming WF? Hell no. Do items slip through the net sometimes?. Sure.
If you have a concern or issue with a specific product that you think isn’t up to scratch please provide as much detail as you can as to why isn’t not delivering as expected. Try and raise it with the OP first and if that’s not successful, with the approving mod.
Asked and answered. Thread closed.
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