The minimum price for DBA volume 1 is $111. DBA volume 2 is $222.USD BUT CAN BE SOLD FOR MORE. Both Volume 1 & 2 are Master Resell Rights products.

DBA Volume 3 is $333 USD and it is an affiliate product. Pricing can only be changed by the creator.

DBA can NOT be sold on Etsy. We will not let anyone with an Etsy receipt inside. DBA can also not be given away for free.

If sold for less, or sold on Etsy you will be BANNED from DBA with no refund.

Payment plans are not available initially. You must pay in full to access & resell the program. However, Buy Now - Pay Later (BNPL) services like Klarna & Afterpay are accepted.

Creating your own payment plans through your site is strictly prohibited. All payment plans need to be issued by a verified third party service.

DBA CANNOT BE REBRANDED or recreated. You can't rebrand the full community, modules or use any of our IP for your own products or services. The only thing that you are able to rebrand is the private label rights products. You can rebrand your DBA LOGO .. customise it anyway… but it must say " DBA ''

If selling in a currency other than USD, ensure the converted amount meets the minimum price requirement.

BY PURCHASING AND JOINING THE DBA Community YOU AGREE TO THE RULES

(Failure to comply may result in legal action, removal from the Community, and no refunds.)

You are not allowed to bad mouth, or put down the community/course, etc. You will be removed immediately from DBA. Please respect these guidelines and everyone’s customers.

Thank you.

Ensure you invest time into FTC - Federal Trade compliance training and guidance as well as ensuring your own due diligence. In the UK, the Competition and Markets Authority is the equivaent of FTC.

For a framework that balances authenticity, skills, and connection while minimising the risk of FTC issues in your marketing. I recommend focusing on the following key principles. These terms will not only resonate with your audience but also reflect a genuine, experience-driven approach:

The 6 T's:

1. Trust

• Why: Trust is the cornerstone of any relationship, whether it's between you and your audience or between your audience and your product/service. Establishing trust helps ensure that your marketing resonates as truthful and genuine.
• How: Emphasise transparency in your messaging, sharing real stories and experiences, and showing consistency in your promises.

2. Transparency

• Why: Transparency reflects honesty, which directly ties into trust and sets clear expectations about what your audience can realistically expect.
• How: Be clear about what your product or service offers, including any limitations or potential risks. Explain the process clearly and without hidden jargon.

3. Talent

• Why: Talent speaks to your abilities, knowledge, and unique contributions. It’s a great way to demonstrate that your skills are genuine and valuable.
• How: Showcase your experience, qualifications, and any key achievements that demonstrate your expertise.

4. Transformation (but realistic!)

• Why: Transformation is a powerful word, but it must be used cautiously to avoid exaggerated claims. It represents growth or positive change that your audience can expect if they take part in your product/service.

• How: Frame transformation as a journey that requires effort and commitment from the consumer—emphasize realistic, sustainable change rather than unrealistic promises.

5. Tactics

• Why: Tactics are the actionable steps or methods you use to help your clients achieve success. This shows that there's a thoughtful approach behind the results.
• How: Outline the concrete steps or strategies you implement and explain how they help create success. This reassures the audience that your product/service isn’t a “quick fix” but a carefully designed process.

6. Tenacity

• Why: Tenacity reflects persistence, dedication, and commitment to delivering results over time. It’s an important value that can resonate well when talking about long-term results and not just quick wins.
• How: Demonstrate your ongoing commitment to customer success, showing that you're with them for the long haul and not just after a one-time transaction. As well as demonstrating that this skill is required in this line of business.