[GET] Udemy -The Ultimate Guide To Outsourcing $3000 course

[FreebiesMaster]

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Udemy course "The Ultimate Guide To Outsourcing Course" - $3000 course - coupon code is 'reddit' (gives 100% discount)

[stairclimber]

Thanks for sharing.

[GlareGames]

It's already been posted here:
http://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-Get-this-3000-course

[b1tr0t]

Darn, I didn't see this in time and spent $3000 for this. Oh well, there's 9 lectures so it's totally worth it.

[paulwc8]

yeee take me two :)
looks like a overpriced crap

[kikoloko]

Thanks for sharing, i was able to use the coupon !
:D Rep added

that being said,

@paulwc8
crap, it is.
it even guides you to click his affiliate links.
Here I'll share a better method for free.

1. select ant topic
2. go to amazon and search for books on the topic with 4 star ratings or above.
3. read the most helpfull reviews and take not on how to improve the content.
4. based on bestsellers, create a table of content and course outline.
5. find a course that you've liked and enjoyed
6. write a brief using outputs form 3, 4, and 5 and hire someone at elance to produce it.

there you've saved $3,000.

Recently, I enjoy Skillshare's courses much more. The quality simply has no point of comparison.

[spiral3d]

It's too little too late, but I believe this overpriced course is a ploy. a conspiracy to find out what sites the coupons are going to and who at udemy is just collecting them.

I know, I could be stupid, but think about it...
It's too short for anyone in their right mind to pay $3K for it. so no one is really buying it. Which means they can look at the student rouster (list) and see who has WAY, way too many courses that could ever use/watch. And then they also could search the web for the coupon code to see where they end up.

and I say this is too late because it was posted that U dem y has issued a cease and decease order to BBHF today. (see query, page 4)

[b1tr0t]

So they publish a blog post on their own blog that advocates posting your coupon code on BBHF to get customers. Yes, here:

https://www.udemy.com/blog/instructor-field-report-richard-stibbard-earns-819-and-reaches-1196-students-in-first-30-days/

Now they want to snare people using the coupon codes?

I get wanting to stop the downloading and sharing of downloaded courses, but coupon codes are going to be found all over the web and shared in many places other than where it was originally shared by the course creator.

They could never stop that. And what are they going to do, ban people who used this code here? Really? It's already been shared on other sites already. They start banning people who they think used too many codes, they're going to piss legitimate students off.

No man, I don't buy it. No conspiracy.

[spiral3d]

like I said, I may just be stupid. All that you say also makes sense.
that's the trouble with theories. they are just speculation, nya?

[CitizenKane]

[quote='spiral3d' pid='511573' dateline='1384577120']
It's too little too late, but I believe this overpriced course is a ploy. a conspiracy to find out what sites the coupons are going to and who at udemy is just collecting them.

I know, I could be stupid, but think about it...
It's too short for anyone in their right mind to pay $3K for it. so no one is really buying it. Which means they can look at the student rouster (list) and see who has WAY, way too many courses that could ever use/watch. And then they also could search the web for the coupon code to see where they end up.

and I say this is too late because it was posted that U dem y has issued a cease and decease order to BBHF today. (see query, page 4)
[/quote]this theory is ridiculous... they don't care that much about the coupons... believe me, they are suposed to be shared and the course was created a long time ago...

"and I say this is too late because it was posted that U dem y has issued a
cease and decease order to BBHF today. (see query, page 4)" - there's no evidence supporting that claim...
one reason to believe that it's total bul*sh*t is that it's called "cease and desist" NOT "cease and decease"
and a person who claims to know someone who contacted udemy should know that...

stay of the mushrooms please...