Results Disclaimer
Last updated: August 26, 2026
Our programs teach practical skills. What you achieve with them depends on you and on factors outside anyone's control. Here is what that means.
Our position on results
nurulu does not guarantee earnings, employment, client acquisition, business revenue, return on investment, or any specific financial result. Individual results vary based on many factors, including experience, effort, market conditions, implementation, and other circumstances.
No earnings claims
We do not make earnings claims. We do not publish, and our advisors are not allowed to state, any typical, average, expected or potential income, salary, revenue, profit, client count or return that a student will or might achieve after completing a program. Any number you see on our website or hear from an advisor about prices, hours, modules or lessons describes the program itself, not your results.
If anyone representing nurulu tells you that a program will cover its own cost, that you will earn a certain amount, or that you will get a job or clients, that statement is not authorized. Please report it to hello@nurulu.com.
No income testimonials
We do not use testimonials, case studies or success stories that describe income, revenue, sales or client results, because such results are not typical and cannot be predicted for another person. Any student feedback we publish is limited to opinions about the learning experience and the content, and reflects that person's individual experience.
What you can expect
When you complete a program you will have studied the material, practiced with the assignments and, where the program includes them, taken part in live group sessions. You should expect to understand the tools, methods and workflows covered in the program and to have produced practice work of your own. That is what we deliver.
What we cannot control
Whether those skills turn into a job, a client, a promotion or revenue depends on factors such as:
- the time and effort you put into the program and into applying what you learn;
- your prior experience, existing audience, contacts and portfolio;
- the industry, location and competition you work in;
- the advertising budget, tools and time you have available;
- changes to social media platforms, advertising policies and algorithms; and
- general economic conditions.
None of these are within our control, and we make no promise about any of them.
Examples inside the program
Lessons may include examples of campaigns, accounts, budgets and performance figures to illustrate a method. These are teaching examples, sometimes simplified or hypothetical. They are not a promise, forecast or representation of what you will achieve.
Not professional advice
Program content is general educational information about digital marketing. It is not legal, tax, financial or investment advice, and it is not advice about your specific business. Decisions about spending money on advertising, hiring, pricing or starting a business are yours, and you should consider your own situation and, where appropriate, seek advice from a qualified professional.
Your responsibility
You are responsible for how you use what you learn, including following the terms and advertising policies of the platforms you use and the laws that apply to your marketing activities.
Related pages
Educational & Enrollment Information, Certificate Information, Refund & Cancellation Policy, Terms of Service.