They stole her freebie. Here’s how she got her power back.

My client Marissa (name changed, natch!) reached out recently.

Someone had downloaded and copied Marissa’s freebie – word for word – and published it as their own.

Marissa was crushed.

She had poured her soul into her new website – and her new freebie.

Her voice, her work, her trust… it all felt violated. She felt helpless and hopeless – and enraged.

The hardest part? She had no legal protections on her website.

No website terms. No disclaimers. No privacy policy. Nothing to back her up.

She didn’t even know where to begin or what to do.

That’s when she reached out.

Together, we got her website covered with the Website Protection Package—a bundle of website docs for heart-centered entrepreneurs like her (and you).

Marissa now has the right legal documents on her site to back her.

She said she now felt empowered and protected with solid legal language.

She knew that if it happened again, she would be in the driver’s seat next time – not the thief. She even said this:

✨ “Lisa, you helped me reclaim my power. I thought the law would feel cold and scary, but you made it easy and welcoming.” ✨

 

 

If your website doesn’t have the right legal documents yet, please don’t wait.

You’ve worked too hard to leave it unprotected if someone steals your stuff.

🛡️ Grab the Website Protection Package here.

The Website Protection Package includes:

• DIY Website Disclaimer – to disclaim your liability.
• DIY Website Terms and Conditions – to protect your website content and IP.
• DIY Privacy Policy – to spell out how you keep your website visitors’ info safe.

And did I mention you’ll save nearly $300 because we’ve bundled these documents together!? Bonus! 🎁

Don’t be caught with your legal pants down like Marissa did when someone stole her freebie. Get buttoned up and be ready to go after the thief if something like this ever happens to you.

Here’s to protecting your website and your freebies – with Legal Love™!

With regard to the thief, know this – It’s hard to stop someone when you don’t have legal terms in place telling people they can’t take your content.

You’d think it would be obvious that you can’t copy someone else’s website content or freebie. But the way the law works is that YOU have to tell people they can’t copy or steal your content. It’s not automatically implied.

If you need website docs – or you know it’s time to upgrade yours, check out the Website Protection Package right here.