Would you buy a course for $800-$1000?

[haroonsaeed56]

Never

 

[Kaits]

The most I have paid is $2000 and it also included a support group and it was a known seller in his space

 

[sabbirbd5250]

Hello, I have a question, I don't claim that I have something like this and I will not respond to any private message because I don't have one and I disabled private messages. Let's pretend I have a method or idea, that can make you potentially $180 to it can be like $2000 or even more in a month, depends on how much you try. But it's guaranteed to make some dollars in your first 24 hours, it wouldn't be a lot but it would add up eventually through the months, let's say first month at least $150 then next month even more and it would take you 15-20 minutes everyday to make money on it. Would you buy this kind of course for that much with money back guarantee if you didn't make a single cent in first 24 hours?

If this came as a course with a money-back guarantee (you get a full refund if you don’t make even $1 in the first 24 hours), would you consider buying it?

 

[Banovicb]

No

 

[Code Noir]

In the end, method, idea, black hat or not, it'll all depend on how you market it. I would recommend looking into marketing tactics and "schemes" if you truly want to make your concept available to the public. Some industries, like wellness for example have been able to make people buy gimmick courses and methods for way more money, just by using the proper marketing tactics.

 

[Project Limitless]

'Methods' don't fetch that price. A well structured course that teaches some skills may still command that price.

 

[Skyzo]

Depends on which type of course, but no, it's too expensive.

 

[intmarketing]

There are really courses that give you value for your money. But it’s maybe 2-3% from what you see now online. Don’t buy random courses. Try to get it for free or a groupbuy. If it’s really good and you want contribute and be in the discord server what most courses also offer you can still buy it if it gives insights and value.

 

[ScripterStifler]

This is crazy reading all these replies, let's say if I was that person who made that course, I would sell it for $2k, because let's say the chances are your can make that $2k in a month and then continue making even more. If I was the seller it wouldn't even be worth it to sell the course for less than $400, well I guess I know why most courses are scam, people just don't want to pay, and who would give real value for low price lol


What price would you pay?

No

I don't believe anyone is spending around $1000 for online course mate

Nope.

No, even with this ''money back guarantee'', I wouldn't trust $1000 in a random guru, maybe it's just a scammer, he just refuses to give my money back and I don't have anything to do depending on the payment method.

Definetly no, you can find tons of free or low cost content on YouTube, blogs, BHW threads, or platforms like Udemy or Coursera .

Hi, no i wouldn´t, i mean, courses in general don´t really have the best rep in the world, it´ll be a big risk to invest 1000 usd in something like that, i know you mentioned the money back guarantee, but if people don´t know you (and trust you) that doesn´t mean much, sorry if that´s not the answer you were waiting.

If the max is $150 in month 1. That's is probably the max you can charge.

no

My friend bought a $10k ecomm guru's course and personal mentorship. After that his business went down.

Nop

maybe, but only if the course was from a credible source & had positive third-party feedback

that is expensive my friend

Your guarantee means nothing to people. You're just another person behind your computer screen that no one can get hold of if you do a rug pull.

Of course not. Seems a scam to me.

Probably yes. But previously I'll take some serious research about it. Reviews, proofs, etc.

hahahahaahahahahhahahahaha

No, I definitely won't

No, I will never. Most bhw users would not too but guilable people on internet would.
They are buying hawk tuah coin and Trump coins, so they can buy your method for $1000.

Never

The most I have paid is $2000 and it also included a support group and it was a known seller in his space

If this came as a course with a money-back guarantee (you get a full refund if you don’t make even $1 in the first 24 hours), would you consider buying it?

In the end, method, idea, black hat or not, it'll all depend on how you market it. I would recommend looking into marketing tactics and "schemes" if you truly want to make your concept available to the public. Some industries, like wellness for example have been able to make people buy gimmick courses and methods for way more money, just by using the proper marketing tactics.

'Methods' don't fetch that price. A well structured course that teaches some skills may still command that price.

Depends on which type of course, but no, it's too expensive.

There are really courses that give you value for your money. But it’s maybe 2-3% from what you see now online. Don’t buy random courses. Try to get it for free or a groupbuy. If it’s really good and you want contribute and be in the discord server what most courses also offer you can still buy it if it gives insights and value.

 

[GringoMonkey]

This is crazy reading all these replies, let's say if I was that person who made that course, I would sell it for $2k, because let's say the chances are your can make that $2k in a month and then continue making even more. If I was the seller it wouldn't even be worth it to sell the course for less than $400, well I guess I know why most courses are scam, people just don't want to pay, and who would give real value for low price lol


What price would you pay?

A challenge all new businesses face when you're just starting out, you lack credibility and trust. That's why big claims, like making $2,000 a month, often don't resonate. People simply don't have a reason to believe you yet.

To overcome this, you need to offer a low-risk entry point. Think about a more affordable, introductory product or service that allows people to experience your value without a huge commitment. This is how you begin to build that crucial trust.

Relying on a single product limits your potential. The biggest wins come from cultivating trust and then offering valuable upsells once that foundation is established.

 

[Venusaur]

This is crazy reading all these replies, let's say if I was that person who made that course, I would sell it for $2k, because let's say the chances are your can make that $2k in a month and then continue making even more. If I was the seller it wouldn't even be worth it to sell the course for less than $400, well I guess I know why most courses are scam, people just don't want to pay, and who would give real value for low price lol

we're not suckers, maybe you would have different answers on youtube comments, discord servers and telegram groups, they are used to be scammed all the time, tons of stupid people paying gurus there

as Gringo Monkey said above, if you don't have a reputation, authority and credibility, nobody with IQ +70 will give you $2k

 

[mrhamyou10]

back to 2010-2015 private funnels were costing 2k-5k today you still can find similar price for private mentorship but for a method the max price i can pay for it is 200 usd

 

[Inem2]

How about you give the course out free to a select few trusted persons to try and if they confirm it is working then maybe the price would be worth it.

 

[HanSolo1337]

NOOOO

 

[Racc00n]

This is crazy reading all these replies

Because you are targeting the wrong audience lol. People from this forum are used to selling the stuff, they are marketers and they most likely know all the tricks used to convince someone to buy (FOMO/urgency, appeal to emotions, status, etc.).

People are buying courses for 5k-10k every day, but this is not the place. Do you want to get more valuable feedback on your question? Reframe it to something like: "Where can I find qualified leads for X product?" or "Case study: I did X, Y and Z, got the W result. How can I improve?"

 

[trajik]

It’s wild how 1k feels like a massive number these days. Either everyone’s broke or the whole game has seriously downgraded. Back in 2010, on BlackHatWorld, 1k a day was the bare minimum for a lot of us. The real ones were already eating. The rest? Begging for $5 gigs on DigitalPoint. Sad times.

 

[Panther28]

 

[acctap]

With that price and without any credibility, you're just offering people the chance to gamble on your promises, which are basically worth nothing because you have no credibility. The next question is: if you can make $2k a month with 15-20 minutes of work, why not just scale this yourself rather than selling a course that, even if someone buys it for $400, will quickly get leaked and sales will go down? To me personally, it feels like the $2k a month will only work for the seller because the actual strategy is just to "sell a course" that probably won't work for most people anyway.

 

[Racc00n]

With that price and without any credibility

Many youngsters don't have a problem with that.

- Do you have any experience in that field?
- Yeah, man, I worked as Head of Marketing at Nokia 3 years ago (BS), here's what challenges we faced (made-up case studies)...
SOLD
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No success stories? That's gay anyway, sell them fear!
"Brian was losing $5k daily until he started using our service/applied our advice."
"David was $100k in debt until he found out about our inner circle."
Then create some accounts and post fake Discord screenshots.
SOLD
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Selling unethical info?
No problem, just target the black rappers' audience who flex with money and make them feel they can become gangstas themselves.
SOLD

etc.

 

[Luca Jones]

Hell no. Courses should be priced around $150 max IMO and even that is pushing it. If someone is selling a $800 course on especially "how to make money", then it's most likely they are making money of you.