Welcome to gg7slash.com.
These Terms and Conditions ("Terms") govern your access to and use of gg7slash.com and your purchase or use of services provided through or in connection with gg7slash.com.
By accessing this website, contacting us about our services, accepting a quotation or project scope, purchasing our services, making payment, or otherwise engaging us to perform work, you agree to these Terms.
If you do not agree to these Terms, please do not purchase or use our services.
1. About Our Services
gg7slash.com provides services that may include:
- Creating an ebook for you that addresses a problem faced by your prospects or intended audience;
- Building a website to help you offer or sell that ebook;
- Helping drive traffic to that website;
- Creating or assisting with website content, sales copy, marketing materials, or related content;
- Configuring analytics, advertising, tracking, or other website technologies;
- Performing research, planning, writing, editing, design, development, promotional preparation, or related project work; and
- Providing other services agreed with you in connection with your project.
The exact services included in your project will be described in the written project scope, quotation, invoice, project instructions, communications, or other written agreement provided to you.
2. Eligibility
Our website and services are intended for individuals who are at least 18 years old.
By purchasing our services, you represent that you are legally capable of entering into a binding agreement.
If you purchase our services on behalf of a company, organisation, business, or other person, you represent that you have authority to bind that party to these Terms.
3. Written Project Scope or Quotation
Every customer will receive a written project scope, quotation, or similar written description of the work to be provided.
This document may identify matters such as:
- The services included;
- The ebook topic or concept;
- The intended audience;
- The website work to be performed;
- Traffic-generation work;
- Deliverables;
- Project price;
- Estimated timeline;
- Third-party costs;
- Advertising arrangements;
- Portfolio and case-study use;
- Specific exclusions; and
- Other project-specific requirements.
The written project scope or quotation forms part of the agreement between you and gg7slash.com.
You are responsible for reviewing it before making payment or authorising us to begin work.
Our written project scope or quotation will also remind you that portfolio and case-study use is included as part of these Terms.
If a project-specific written term expressly conflicts with these general Terms, the specifically agreed project term will generally apply to that project, subject to applicable law.
Anything not expressly included in the agreed project scope may be treated as additional work.
4. Changes to Project Scope
The services included in your project are limited to the originally agreed scope.
Requests that materially change the original:
- Ebook topic;
- Business concept;
- Target audience;
- Website requirements;
- Marketing strategy;
- Design;
- Functionality;
- Number or type of deliverables; or
- Overall project scope
may be treated as additional work.
We may require an additional fee, additional time, or a revised project scope before performing work outside the original agreement.
We are not required to perform additional work merely because it is related to the original project.
5. Customer Responsibilities
You are responsible for providing information, materials, instructions, feedback, approvals, access credentials, and other items reasonably required for us to complete your project.
Depending on your project, this may include:
- Information about your business;
- Your ebook topic;
- Your intended audience;
- Your business mission or objectives;
- Research, notes, outlines, or instructions;
- Images, logos, graphics, or other content;
- Domain and hosting information;
- Website or cPanel access;
- Project-specific email-account access;
- Analytics or advertising account access;
- Meta, Google, or other platform access; and
- Other information reasonably required to perform the services.
You are responsible for ensuring that information you provide is reasonably accurate and complete.
You must respond within a reasonable period when we request information, feedback, approvals, materials, or access that is necessary to continue your project.
Delays in providing required information, materials, feedback, approvals, or access may delay your project.
6. Customer-Supplied Materials and Rights
You are responsible for ensuring that you have all rights, licences, permissions, consents, and lawful authority necessary for us to use materials that you provide.
This includes, where applicable:
- Text;
- Research;
- Articles;
- Photographs;
- Images;
- Graphics;
- Logos;
- Trademarks;
- Videos;
- Audio;
- Customer or prospect information;
- Personal data;
- Business information; and
- Other materials.
You must not knowingly provide material that infringes another person's copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, confidentiality, contractual, intellectual-property, or other legal rights.
If you provide personal data concerning another person, you are responsible for ensuring that you have an appropriate lawful basis, consent, permission, or authority to provide that information to us and allow us to process it for your project.
7. Payment
Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing, full payment is required before we start work on your project.
We may issue invoices through PayPal or another payment method made available by us.
Your project is not required to begin until payment has been successfully received.
Prices apply only to the scope of work agreed at the time of purchase.
Additional work or material changes in scope may require additional payment.
8. Third-Party and Ongoing Costs
Unless specifically stated as included in the agreed project price, you are responsible for third-party and ongoing expenses associated with your business or project.
These expenses may include:
- Domain registration and renewal;
- Website hosting;
- Advertising expenditure;
- Email-marketing services;
- Paid software;
- Paid plugins;
- Premium themes or other digital assets;
- Payment-processing fees;
- Subscription services;
- Third-party platforms;
- Business registrations;
- Taxes; and
- Other ongoing or third-party costs.
Third-party costs may change independently of gg7slash.com.
9. Refunds and Cancellation
Our separate Refund Policy forms part of these Terms.
If you cancel your project before we have started work, you may be eligible for a full refund in accordance with our Refund Policy.
Once work on your project has started, payments are non-refundable except where otherwise required by applicable law.
Work is considered to have started once we begin any research, planning, writing, design, website development, setup, promotional preparation, traffic-generation preparation, or other work relating to your project.
Please review our Refund Policy before purchasing our services.
10. Project Timeline
We aim to complete a typical project within approximately 6–9 weeks.
As a general estimate:
- Ebook creation: approximately 2–3 weeks;
- Website creation: approximately 2–3 weeks; and
- Website promotion or traffic-generation work: approximately 2–3 weeks.
These periods are estimates rather than guaranteed completion dates.
Actual completion time may vary depending on matters such as:
- The complexity of your ebook;
- The complexity of your website;
- The amount of research required;
- The scope of the project;
- Revision requests;
- Availability of required third-party platforms or services;
- Your response times;
- Your provision of information and materials;
- Technical problems;
- Circumstances outside our reasonable control; and
- Other project-specific requirements.
We take the time reasonably required to perform each stage rather than rushing work solely to meet a short deadline.
11. Customer-Caused Delays
You agree to provide reasonably requested information, feedback, approvals, materials, and account access in a timely manner.
Failure to do so may extend the project timeline.
We are not responsible for project delays caused by your failure to provide items reasonably required for us to continue our work.
Where work cannot reasonably continue without information, approval, access, feedback, or materials from you, we may pause the affected part of the project until the required item is provided.
Any period during which the project is paused because of customer delay does not count toward an estimated completion period.
12. Inactive or Abandoned Projects
We understand that customers may occasionally need additional time to respond.
However, prolonged lack of communication can prevent us from completing your project.
If we request information, materials, feedback, approval, access, or another item that is reasonably necessary to continue your project and you do not respond, we may place the project on hold.
If you do not respond for 30 consecutive calendar days after our most recent reasonable request for the information or action needed to continue the project, we may classify the project as inactive.
If you do not respond for 60 consecutive calendar days, despite reasonable attempts by us to contact you, we may treat the project as abandoned.
Where a project is treated as abandoned:
- Work may be stopped;
- The project may be closed;
- Previously agreed delivery dates will no longer apply;
- Payments already made remain subject to our Refund Policy;
- Payments are not automatically refundable merely because the project became inactive or abandoned due to customer non-response;
- Any completed or substantially completed work may be considered delivered to the extent reasonably practicable; and
- Resuming the project later may depend on our availability.
If you ask us to restart an abandoned project, we may:
- Agree to resume the project;
- Provide a revised completion timeline;
- Require updated information or access;
- Require a revised project scope; or
- Charge a reasonable additional fee where reopening the project requires substantial additional work, reorganisation, reconfiguration, updated research, or other work caused by the period of inactivity.
Any reopening fee will be disclosed to you in advance and must be agreed by you before we resume the affected work.
We will not resume work that is subject to an additional reopening fee until that fee and any revised project arrangements have been agreed.
If you are unable to respond temporarily, you should contact us so that reasonable arrangements can be discussed.
13. Refusal to Provide Required Materials or Cooperation
If you refuse or repeatedly fail to provide information, materials, approvals, access, instructions, or other cooperation reasonably necessary for us to perform the agreed services, we may be unable to complete some or all of the project.
In such circumstances, we may:
- Pause the project;
- Adjust the estimated completion date;
- Complete only the portions of the project that can reasonably be completed without the missing material;
- Ask you to provide an alternative that allows the work to continue; or
- Terminate the affected services where completion has become reasonably impossible because of the missing cooperation.
You are not entitled to require us to complete work that cannot reasonably be completed because you have refused or failed to provide something necessary for that work.
Any refund rights remain subject to our Refund Policy and applicable law.
14. Revisions
We provide reasonable revisions during the project where those revisions remain within the originally agreed scope.
Revision requests must be submitted within 7 calendar days after you receive the relevant deliverable.
If we do not receive a revision request during that period, the relevant deliverable may be considered approved.
Revisions do not include:
- Creating a completely different ebook;
- Changing to a substantially different ebook topic;
- Replacing the agreed business concept;
- Rebuilding the website from scratch based on a new concept;
- Materially changing the original project scope; or
- Performing substantial additional work that was not originally agreed.
Such work may require a separate fee and additional completion time.
Once the final ebook and live website have been delivered and approved, or deemed approved after the applicable 7-calendar-day revision period, additional ebook or website revisions are not included unless otherwise agreed.
15. Traffic-Generation Services
Traffic-generation work may involve one or more methods depending on the project, intended audience, available platforms, budget, and other relevant circumstances.
These methods may include:
- Sharing relevant content on social media platforms such as Facebook and Instagram;
- Participating in online communities where your target audience spends time, while following the rules and requirements of those communities, including forums, Facebook Groups, and Reddit;
- Creating and distributing useful free resources that may direct interested readers back to your website;
- Building an email list and using email marketing to stay in contact with subscribers, provide useful information, develop trust over time, nurture interest, and introduce relevant offers; and
- Using paid social media advertising to place your message in front of audiences who may be interested in the subject of your ebook.
The specific traffic-generation methods used for your project may vary depending on factors such as your ebook topic, intended audience, available platforms, advertising budget, platform rules, and the methods we consider reasonably appropriate for the project.
Participation in third-party communities and platforms is subject to their own rules, policies, moderation decisions, and account requirements.
Unless specifically stated otherwise in the written project scope or quotation, traffic-generation services do not mean that we will continue promoting your website, managing your email list, publishing content, participating in communities, or running advertising campaigns indefinitely.
Paid advertising costs are separate from our service fee unless we expressly agree otherwise in writing. Please also see Section 16, Advertising Spend.
16. Advertising Spend
Our service fee does not include advertising spend unless we expressly state otherwise in writing.
Where paid advertising is used, you are responsible for the advertising budget and charges imposed by advertising platforms.
Advertising costs are separate from the amount paid to gg7slash.com for our services.
You are responsible for determining how much money you are willing to spend on paid advertising.
17. No Guarantee of Traffic, Sales or Earnings
We do not guarantee:
- A particular amount of traffic;
- A particular number of visitors;
- A particular conversion rate;
- Ebook sales;
- Customers;
- Leads;
- Revenue;
- Profit;
- Return on investment;
- Recovery of your project costs;
- Search-engine rankings;
- Advertising performance; or
- Any other particular financial or business result.
Traffic does not necessarily result in sales.
Your results depend on many factors outside our control, including market demand, competition, ebook topic, pricing, offer quality, website performance, traffic quality, advertising platforms, customer preferences, your decisions, economic conditions, and other factors.
Please review our separate Earnings Disclaimer, which forms part of these Terms.
18. Artificial Intelligence
We may use artificial intelligence tools, including ChatGPT or other AI systems, to assist with aspects of our services.
AI may be used for activities including:
- Research;
- Idea generation;
- Organising information;
- Creating outlines;
- Drafting ebook content;
- Editing or improving content;
- Website copy;
- Marketing copy;
- Headlines;
- Promotional materials; and
- Other project-related activities.
AI-generated or AI-assisted material may contain errors, omissions, outdated information, inaccurate information, or material that requires further review.
We do not guarantee that AI-assisted content will be completely unique, completely error-free, or suitable for every purpose.
You are responsible for reviewing and approving final materials before publishing, selling, distributing, or otherwise using them.
You should obtain appropriate professional advice before relying on content relating to legal, medical, financial, health, tax, investment, or other specialised matters.
Please review our separate AI Content Disclaimer, which forms part of these Terms.
19. Intellectual Property in Customer Materials
You retain ownership of intellectual property that you owned before providing it to us.
By providing materials to us, you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to access, reproduce, modify, process, transmit, store, and otherwise use those materials only to the extent reasonably necessary to perform your project, administer the customer relationship, provide support, maintain appropriate project records, or exercise our legal rights.
This licence does not transfer ownership of your pre-existing intellectual property to us.
20. Ownership of the Finished eBook and Website
Subject to full payment and these Terms, the customer will own the transferable intellectual-property rights that we own in the final, custom ebook and website deliverables created specifically for that customer's project.
To the extent permitted by applicable law, upon full payment we assign to you the transferable copyright and other intellectual-property rights that we own in those final custom deliverables.
This assignment applies only to rights that we own and are legally able to transfer.
It does not transfer ownership of:
- Third-party software;
- Third-party plugins;
- Third-party fonts;
- Stock photographs or graphics;
- Open-source software;
- Third-party platform technology;
- AI systems;
- Materials owned by another person;
- Content subject to separate licence terms; or
- Other intellectual property that we do not own.
Any third-party materials remain subject to the applicable third-party licence or terms.
If additional documentation or signature is reasonably required by applicable law to give effect to an agreed intellectual-property assignment, the parties should cooperate reasonably to complete that documentation.
21. Portfolio and Case-Study Rights
You agree that we may display completed project work for legitimate portfolio, promotional, demonstration, or case-study purposes.
This may include:
- The ebook;
- Ebook covers or pages;
- The website;
- Website screenshots;
- Public-facing website content;
- Project descriptions;
- Examples of work performed; and
- Publicly available project results or information.
To allow this use after ownership has transferred to you, you grant gg7slash.com a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free, continuing licence to reproduce, display, publish, and communicate relevant completed project materials for portfolio, case-study, marketing, and promotional purposes.
Our written project scope or quotation will also remind you that portfolio and case-study use is included as part of these Terms.
We will not intentionally publish passwords, private login credentials, non-public personal data, or confidential information merely for portfolio purposes.
If different portfolio arrangements are agreed in writing before or during the project, those written arrangements will apply.
22. Website Accounts and Login Credentials
Some projects may require temporary access to accounts or online systems.
You should use project-specific or temporary credentials where reasonably practical.
You should not provide passwords used for unrelated personal accounts.
You remain responsible for maintaining appropriate security for your accounts.
After project completion, we do not retain customer passwords that are no longer required.
After completion, you should:
- Change passwords provided to us;
- Revoke access that is no longer required;
- Remove unnecessary temporary users;
- Review authorised applications;
- Revoke unnecessary sessions or permissions; and
- Enable or update two-factor authentication where available.
Deleting passwords from our records does not automatically remove access separately granted through administrator permissions, connected applications, integrations, tokens, or other account settings.
You are responsible for revoking such access where appropriate.
23. Third-Party Services
Our work may rely on or interact with third-party products or services.
These may include services provided by companies such as:
- PayPal;
- Namecheap;
- Google;
- Meta;
- AWeber;
- Jotform;
- OpenAI; and
- Other hosting, analytics, advertising, communications, software, or technology providers.
Third-party services are controlled by their respective providers.
Their features, prices, availability, rules, policies, algorithms, approval processes, technology, and terms may change.
We do not control those third parties and cannot guarantee their continued availability or performance.
Your use of third-party services may be subject to separate agreements between you and the relevant provider.
24. Platform Accounts and Advertising Approval
We cannot guarantee that an advertising platform, social-media platform, payment processor, hosting company, email provider, search engine, marketplace, or other third party will approve or continue to support your account, advertisement, website, content, product, or business.
Third parties may suspend, restrict, reject, modify, or terminate services according to their own policies.
We are not responsible for a third party's independent decision to restrict, reject, suspend, or terminate an account or service where the decision is outside our reasonable control.
25. Your Legal and Regulatory Responsibilities
You are responsible for ensuring that your business and your use of the completed deliverables comply with laws and regulations applicable to you.
This includes responsibility for matters relating to your:
- Ebook;
- Website;
- Products or services;
- Advertising;
- Marketing claims;
- Business registrations;
- Taxes;
- Consumer obligations;
- Professional or industry requirements; and
- Activities after delivery of the project.
We do not provide legal, accounting, tax, financial, medical, or other regulated professional advice.
Where such advice is required, you should obtain advice from an appropriately qualified professional.
26. Prohibited Projects and Uses
You must not use our website or services for unlawful purposes.
You must not knowingly ask us to create, promote, publish, or assist with material that:
- Violates applicable law;
- Infringes intellectual-property rights;
- Unlawfully violates privacy or confidentiality;
- Is fraudulent or intentionally deceptive;
- Contains malicious software or harmful computer code;
- Is intended to facilitate unlawful activity; or
- Would require us to violate applicable law or a third party's binding requirements.
We may refuse or stop work that we reasonably believe would require unlawful activity.
27. Contractors and Freelancers
We may use contractors, freelancers, service providers, or other persons to assist with customer projects.
Where reasonably necessary, they may receive access to project information or materials required to perform their assigned work.
We aim to limit such access to what is reasonably necessary for the relevant work.
Our handling of personal data is further described in our Privacy Policy.
28. Privacy
Our collection, use, disclosure, retention, protection, and other processing of personal data is governed by our Privacy Policy.
By using our website or services, you acknowledge that personal data may be processed as described in that policy.
29. Cookies
Our website uses cookies and similar technologies.
Information about our use of strictly necessary, functional, analytics, advertising, and similar technologies is provided in our Cookie Policy.
Where applicable, visitors may use our cookie-consent controls to accept or reject non-essential cookies.
30. Confidential and Sensitive Information
You should not provide confidential, sensitive, personal, or proprietary information that is not reasonably necessary for your project.
Where project information is reasonably necessary, we will handle it in accordance with our applicable policies and reasonable business practices.
Nothing in these Terms requires either party to disclose information that is unnecessary to perform the project.
31. Website Availability
We aim to keep gg7slash.com reasonably available, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted access.
The website may occasionally be unavailable because of:
- Maintenance;
- Hosting problems;
- Network problems;
- Security incidents;
- Software updates;
- Third-party failures;
- Technical faults; or
- Circumstances outside our reasonable control.
32. Disclaimer of Warranties
We will use reasonable care and skill in providing our services.
However, except for rights or obligations that cannot lawfully be excluded, we do not guarantee that:
- Every deliverable will be completely error-free;
- Every third-party service will function continuously;
- Every marketing method will produce results;
- AI-generated material will always be accurate or unique;
- Your website will receive a specific amount of traffic;
- Your ebook will generate sales; or
- Your business will achieve any particular outcome.
Nothing in these Terms excludes any warranty, right, remedy, or obligation that applicable law does not permit us to exclude.
33. Limitation of Liability
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where such liability cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, gg7slash.com will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or purely economic loss arising from matters outside our reasonable control, including loss caused by third-party platforms, changes to third-party services, advertising-platform decisions, or business results that were not guaranteed.
Where applicable law permits a financial limitation of liability and the limitation is fair and reasonable in the circumstances, our aggregate liability arising directly from the particular paid service giving rise to a claim will not exceed the amount you paid to gg7slash.com for that particular service or project.
This section does not exclude or restrict liability for death or personal injury resulting from negligence, fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or restricted.
34. Customer Indemnity
To the extent permitted by applicable law, you agree to be responsible for reasonably foreseeable claims, losses, liabilities, damages, and expenses resulting from:
- Materials you supplied to us without the necessary rights or permissions;
- Your unlawful instructions;
- Your unlawful use of completed deliverables; or
- Your material breach of these Terms.
This provision does not require you to indemnify us for loss caused by our own negligence, breach of contract, fraud, or other liability to the extent that such an indemnity would be unlawful or unreasonable.
35. Suspension or Termination of Services
We may suspend or terminate work where reasonably necessary if:
- You materially breach these Terms;
- You repeatedly fail to provide required cooperation;
- Continuing the project would require unlawful conduct;
- You knowingly provide materials that cannot legally be used;
- You misuse our services;
- A required third-party service becomes unavailable; or
- Circumstances make continued performance unlawful or reasonably impossible.
Where practicable, we will attempt to communicate with you concerning a material issue before terminating an ongoing project.
Any refund rights following cancellation or termination remain subject to our Refund Policy and applicable law.
36. Events Outside Our Reasonable Control
We are not responsible for delay or failure to perform caused by circumstances outside our reasonable control.
These may include:
- Internet or hosting failures;
- Major platform outages;
- Natural disasters;
- Government action;
- Changes in law;
- Cyberattacks;
- Labour disruption;
- Serious illness or emergency;
- War or civil disturbance;
- Failure of essential third-party services; or
- Similar events beyond our reasonable control.
Where such an event affects an active project, completion dates may be reasonably extended.
37. Website Content
Unless otherwise stated, content appearing on gg7slash.com that is not a customer-owned project deliverable is owned by us, licensed to us, or used with permission.
You may use the website for ordinary personal or business evaluation of our services.
You may not reproduce, republish, sell, scrape, systematically copy, distribute, or commercially exploit our website content without permission except where permitted by applicable law.
38. Third-Party Links
gg7slash.com may contain links to websites, services, platforms, or resources operated by third parties.
A link does not necessarily mean that we endorse or control the third party.
We are not responsible for third-party websites, content, terms, security practices, privacy practices, products, or services.
You should review the applicable terms and policies before using a third-party service.
39. Our Policies and Disclaimers
The following policies and disclaimers should be read together with these Terms where applicable:
These documents contain additional information relevant to your use of our website and services.
If a specific provision of our Refund Policy concerns refunds or cancellations, that provision applies to the relevant refund or cancellation matter.
40. Changes to These Terms
We may update these Terms from time to time to reflect changes to:
- Our services;
- Our website;
- Our business practices;
- Third-party platforms;
- Technology;
- Applicable law; or
- Regulatory requirements.
When we update these Terms, we will update the "Last Updated" date.
Changes will apply prospectively unless applicable law permits otherwise or you expressly agree to a change affecting an existing project.
We encourage you to review these Terms periodically.
41. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision will be interpreted or limited to the minimum extent reasonably necessary where permitted.
The remaining provisions will continue in effect.
42. No Waiver
If we do not immediately enforce a provision of these Terms, that does not mean we have waived the right to enforce it later.
A waiver concerning one matter does not automatically constitute a waiver concerning another matter.
43. Entire Agreement
These Terms, together with the applicable written project scope, quotation, invoice, project-specific agreement, and the policies and disclaimers incorporated into these Terms, constitute the agreement relating to the services covered by them.
Where a separately agreed written project term expressly conflicts with these general Terms, the specifically agreed project term will generally apply to that project, subject to applicable law.
44. No Partnership or Employment Relationship
Nothing in these Terms creates a partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, franchise, agency, or fiduciary relationship between you and gg7slash.com merely because you purchase our services.
45. Governing Law
These Terms and any dispute arising from or relating to them are governed by the laws of Singapore, without prejudice to any mandatory legal rights that may apply to a consumer under applicable law.
46. Jurisdiction
Subject to any mandatory rights or dispute-resolution requirements imposed by applicable law, disputes arising from or relating to these Terms or our services will be subject to the jurisdiction of the courts of Singapore.
47. Contact
If you have questions concerning these Terms and Conditions or our services, please contact us through:
gg7slash.com/contact
For privacy-related questions or requests, please use the contact information provided in our Privacy Policy.
