Homework trading

>>1028124
Facebook and rstemyprofessor and I cant remember the sites name but you buy test banks on it

>>1028127
Pretty sure Facebook ads are basically dogshit. There have been multiple studies on how they are fake/ barely reach a viable user base to be worth what you pay for them.

>>1028124
I like this idea OP, however I think you'll have an imbalance of way more students asking for help than tutors. Maybe offer successful tutors compensation in some way? Have a very thorough rating and review system to prevent shitty tutors and keep quality high

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>>1028124

Why would college studetns pay for HW answers when the internet is already full of free resources for this? (e.g. Yahoo answers, Google, /sci/).

>>1028237
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>>1028237
If you have to do an actual college course that people are struggling with you wont find the answer to your question

But to answer OP I think there have already been websites that have tried this. I think the website name was student of fortune. It looks like chegg acquired the site and then removed it so there might be an opening in that niche if you make the website nice enough. However you might want to look into any copyrights chegg may have on it.

>>1028237
It is implied that slackers can pay people to write original papers for them. OP can't outright say this because plagiarism.

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>>1028124

Should get my man Brett White of Illuminates Marketing in on it and tell him you'll make him rich, and he'll blackhatSEO the shit out of it for you. Facebook ads are shit? Not anymore! You'll be number one on google whenever some deadshit types "homwork doer" into their phone as they smoke ice and watch Cat's vs Dogs with their infant.