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WHAT WILL YOU GET!

What the Program Claims

From several course sites, the program promises:

• A 12‑week roadmap (“weeks 1‑12”) that teaches how to build a book publishing / self‑publishing business from scratch.

• That you don’t need prior writing experience. The program uses AI tools, templates, outsourcing etc., to generate or assist content.

• Direct mentorship from Roberto Morlacchi: support, feedback, private chats, weekly group calls.

• Scale‑and‑automation: ways to grow from one book to many, build a portfolio, possibly reach $1,500/month or more.

• Tools, templates, checklists, frameworks (for AI prompts, cover design, description etc.).

What Looks Suspicious / What to Be Cautious About

While many of these promises are common in online courses, I noticed potential red flags:

1. Multiple Vendor Copies
   The same course appears on a number of different sites (IM‑Courses, UDCourse, BrainLearns, etc.). Some looks more like aggregator/reseller sites rather than official ones.

2. Pricing and Offers Differ Widely
   For example, BrainLearns lists a large discount and a fee of $77 (or another “starting price”). 
   The “value claims” (e.g. “$2,000 value”, “$5,000 value for access”, etc.) are typical marketing language, which doesn’t always reflect real cost or deliverables.

3. “Group‑buys” / Shared Download / Streaming + Download Offers
   In one description, after purchase you get a Mega.nz link, and “offline viewing after download”. That often suggests this might be an unofficial copy / distributed via peer sharing rather than the official channel.

4. Lack of Verified Student Outcomes or Transparent Proof
   There’s not much in the way of verified case studies or public reviews by real users (especially independent ones). Without that it’s hard to judge how effective the course really is for most people.

5. Risk of Copyright / Legitimacy Issues
   Because of the above (multiple sites, group buy/distribution via file sharing, etc.), there’s a risk that what is being sold in some places is not the officially authorized version. This raises ethical and sometimes legal questions.

My Assessment / Advice

• If you are considering this kind of program, try to verify via Roberto Morlacchi’s official website or known, reputable platforms whether this specific “Accelerated Publishing Program 2.0” is being offered directly by him (or his team), at what price, with what guarantees.

• Ask for proof of past students: actual income reports, examples of books published under the program, independent reviews etc.

• Check refund policies. A strong program will allow you to get your money back if you’ve done certain work and don’t see results (sometimes within a certain time).

• Consider alternatives: there are many self‑publishing courses taught by people with verifiable track records. Sometimes paying a bit more for a trusted course is safer.

• Be especially careful with low‑price offers or “stream + download” versions. If they seem too good to be true, they often are.

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