**Effective Date: July 2, 2026** These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of [www.PowersMediaMarketing.com](http://www.PowersMediaMarketing.com), any related webpages, forms, payment pages, digital products, consulting services, training programs, workshops, educational materials, and other services offered by Powers Media Marketing. Powers Media Marketing is a brand operated by Power Media Outlet LLC. In these Terms, “Powers Media Marketing,” “Power Media Outlet LLC,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer collectively to the business operating the website and providing the applicable products or services. By accessing this website, submitting information, purchasing a product, booking a service, or otherwise engaging with us, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the website or purchase our products or services. ## 1. Eligibility You must be at least 18 years old and legally capable of entering into a binding agreement to purchase products or services from us. If you use the website or purchase on behalf of a company, nonprofit, agency, or other organization, you represent that you have authority to bind that organization to these Terms. ## 2. Business Information Powers Media Marketing is operated by: **Power Media Outlet LLC** Doing business as Powers Media Marketing Email: [edward@PowersMediaMarketing.com](mailto:edward@PowersMediaMarketing.com) Website: [www.PowersMediaMarketing.com](http://www.PowersMediaMarketing.com) Business Address: [INSERT BUSINESS MAILING ADDRESS] Telephone: (225) 588-9632 ## 3. Website Use You may use this website only for lawful purposes. You may not: 1. Attempt to gain unauthorized access to the website, payment systems, customer information, or other restricted systems. 2. Introduce malware, harmful code, automated scraping tools, or other disruptive technology. 3. Copy, republish, reproduce, or commercially exploit website content without permission. 4. Misrepresent your identity, organization, authority, or intended use. 5. Use the website in a manner that violates applicable laws or another party’s rights. We may suspend or block access if we reasonably believe the website is being misused. ## 4. Information and Website Content Website content is provided for general informational and educational purposes. We make reasonable efforts to keep information accurate, but we do not guarantee that every statement, price, description, availability notice, or other item will always be complete, current, or error-free. We may update, correct, replace, or remove content at any time. ## 5. Consulting and Professional Services Consulting, organizational advisory, workshops, speaking engagements, facilitated training, audits, and other professional services may require a separate proposal, statement of work, service agreement, or contract. Where a separately signed agreement applies, that agreement controls over these general Terms regarding the specific engagement. Unless expressly included in writing, purchasing a consultation, workshop, or other service does not include: 1. Ongoing support. 2. Execution services. 3. Additional revisions. 4. Travel or lodging. 5. Licensing rights. 6. Certification. 7. Permission to reproduce or teach proprietary materials. 8. Guaranteed results. ## 6. Quotes, Proposals, and Scope Quotes and proposals are valid only for the period stated in the document. The scope of work includes only the services and deliverables expressly described in writing. Requests outside the agreed scope may require: 1. A revised proposal. 2. A change order. 3. Additional fees. 4. A revised timeline. No verbal discussion modifies a signed agreement unless confirmed in writing by an authorized representative of Powers Media Marketing. ## 7. Client Responsibilities Clients are responsible for providing accurate information, timely feedback, appropriate access, required materials, decision-maker participation, and approvals necessary to complete the work. Delays caused by the client may affect the timeline and do not automatically suspend or eliminate payment obligations. Where a program requires leadership attendance, assignments, interviews, document access, implementation, or other participation, outcomes may be limited if the client fails to participate fully. ## 8. Payments Payments are processed through Stripe or another authorized payment processor. By submitting payment information, you represent that: 1. You are authorized to use the selected payment method. 2. The billing information is accurate. 3. You authorize the applicable charge. 4. You will pay all charges, taxes, and fees disclosed before purchase. We do not directly store complete payment card numbers. Payment information is handled by the applicable processor according to its own terms and privacy practices. ## 9. Prices and Taxes Prices are displayed in United States dollars unless otherwise stated. We may change prices at any time. A price change does not affect a completed purchase unless an obvious pricing error occurred. The purchaser is responsible for applicable taxes, duties, or governmental charges unless expressly included in the listed price. ## 10. Digital Products Digital products may include curricula, workbooks, templates, assessments, guides, recordings, downloads, and other electronic materials. Digital delivery may occur through: 1. Email. 2. A private download link. 3. A customer portal. 4. A third-party delivery platform. 5. Another method disclosed at purchase. The purchaser is responsible for providing an accurate email address and maintaining access to the account used for delivery. ## 11. Digital Product Refund Policy Because digital products may be accessed, downloaded, copied, or consumed immediately, purchases of digital products are final and nonrefundable after access or delivery has been provided, except where a refund is required by applicable law. If a delivered file is corrupted, incomplete, or technically inaccessible, contact us so that we can provide a reasonable replacement. The following do not independently create a right to a refund: 1. Failure to download the product. 2. Failure to complete the product. 3. Failure to implement the materials. 4. A change of mind. 5. Lack of participation by a team or organization. 6. Failure to achieve a desired result. 7. Purchasing the wrong license type. Any separate refund terms displayed on a product page or signed agreement will control for that purchase. ## 12. Intellectual Property Unless otherwise stated, all website content and materials are owned by or licensed to Power Media Outlet LLC and Powers Media Marketing. Protected materials may include: 1. Text. 2. Graphics. 3. Logos. 4. Photographs. 5. Videos. 6. Presentations. 7. Frameworks. 8. Curricula. 9. Workbooks. 10. Assessments. 11. Templates. 12. Training methods. 13. Brand names. 14. Program terminology. 15. Website design and arrangement. Purchasing access does not transfer ownership of any intellectual property. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. ## 13. Limited Permission to Use Website Content You may view the website and retain reasonable personal records of information relevant to your inquiry or purchase. You may not copy, publish, reproduce, sell, distribute, modify, create derivative products from, or commercially exploit website content without prior written permission. ## 14. Phase 7 Framework Ownership The Phase 7 Framework, including its seven-phase structure, curriculum, workbook, exercises, language, questions, templates, assessments, facilitation methods, program materials, and associated branding, is proprietary to Edward Powers, Power Media Outlet LLC, and Powers Media Marketing. Purchasing Phase 7 materials grants only the limited license attached to the product purchased. A purchaser does not acquire: 1. Ownership of the framework. 2. Certification. 3. Facilitator status. 4. Consulting rights. 5. Resale rights. 6. Distribution rights. 7. Authority to certify others. 8. Permission to create substantially similar commercial materials. ## 15. Phase 7 Individual License The Individual License is issued to one named purchaser for use in connection with one organization. The licensed purchaser may: 1. Access and complete the materials personally. 2. Print reasonable copies for their own use. 3. Apply lessons within their own role and organization. 4. Retain their completed responses and organization-specific action plans. The purchaser may not distribute copies to employees, coworkers, partners, contractors, students, clients, or other individuals. ## 16. Phase 7 Leadership Team License The Leadership Team License permits up to five named participants from the same organization to access and use the materials. Each authorized participant may receive one workbook copy. The materials may be discussed and completed internally among the five authorized participants. Access may not be extended beyond those participants without purchasing an upgrade or receiving written authorization. ## 17. Phase 7 Organizational License The Organizational License permits up to twenty-five named internal participants within one organization to use the materials. The license may be used by an approved department, leadership group, or internal cohort. The license does not provide unlimited access to every employee, subsidiary, affiliate, franchise, chapter, location, or related legal entity unless expressly stated in writing. ## 18. Phase 7 Permitted Use Authorized users may: 1. Read and complete the materials. 2. Print one workbook for each licensed participant. 3. Discuss the materials internally with other authorized participants. 4. Apply insights to the licensed organization. 5. Create organization-specific plans based on their own answers. The purchaser owns their original written answers, internal observations, organization-specific data, and resulting internal plans. We retain ownership of the underlying framework, questions, instructions, templates, structure, and methodology. ## 19. Phase 7 Prohibited Use Without prior written authorization, no purchaser or authorized user may: 1. Forward, email, copy, publish, upload, distribute, or share the materials with unauthorized persons. 2. Place the files in a publicly accessible or broadly shared folder. 3. Sell, sublicense, rent, lease, assign, donate, or transfer the materials. 4. Remove or alter copyright notices, watermarks, license identifiers, or branding. 5. Modify or rebrand the materials. 6. Present Phase 7 as their own framework or methodology. 7. Use Phase 7 to advise, consult, coach, or train outside clients. 8. Facilitate paid or unpaid Phase 7 workshops for unlicensed participants. 9. Record, reproduce, or distribute Phase 7 training. 10. Build a competing curriculum, assessment, certification, course, workbook, or training system substantially derived from Phase 7. 11. use artificial intelligence, extraction software, scraping tools, or similar technologies to reproduce or repurpose the materials for distribution or commercial use. 12. Claim to be a certified or authorized Phase 7 facilitator, practitioner, consultant, representative, or partner. ## 20. No Certification or Facilitator Rights Purchasing or completing a Phase 7 digital product does not provide official Phase 7 certification. It also does not authorize the purchaser to teach, facilitate, license, sell, represent, or certify others in Phase 7. Official certification, facilitator authorization, internal trainer rights, and commercial licensing require a separate qualification process, written agreement, and fee. Any certificate of completion confirms only completion of the applicable materials. It does not grant professional certification or commercial rights. ## 21. Personalized Licensing Information Phase 7 materials may be personalized with: 1. Purchaser name. 2. Email address. 3. Organization name. 4. License category. 5. License number. 6. Purchase date. 7. Order reference. This information may not be removed, hidden, altered, or obscured. Personalization is used to administer licenses, identify authorized users, discourage unauthorized distribution, and protect intellectual property. ## 22. License Upgrades A purchaser requiring additional users or a broader scope must obtain an upgraded license before providing access. We may choose to credit a prior purchase toward an upgrade, but no automatic credit is guaranteed unless stated in the offer. ## 23. License Violations and Termination We may suspend or terminate a license if the purchaser or an authorized user: 1. Shares materials without authorization. 2. Exceeds the permitted number of users. 3. Uses the materials commercially without permission. 4. Claims unauthorized certification or affiliation. 5. Removes license or ownership information. 6. Reproduces or creates substantially similar materials for distribution. 7. Materially violates these Terms. Following termination, the user must stop using the materials and delete or destroy unauthorized copies. Termination does not require a refund. We reserve the right to pursue legal and equitable remedies for infringement, misappropriation, unauthorized use, or distribution. ## 24. User Submissions When you submit information through a contact form, questionnaire, application, assessment, email, or other channel, you represent that the information is accurate and that you have authority to provide it. You retain ownership of original information you submit. You grant us permission to use that information as reasonably necessary to: 1. Respond to your inquiry. 2. Evaluate fit. 3. Deliver products or services. 4. Prepare proposals. 5. Provide support. 6. Administer our relationship. 7. Comply with legal obligations. Do not submit unnecessary medical, financial, privileged, confidential, or sensitive personal information through general website forms. ## 25. Testimonials and Case Studies We will not publicly identify a client, organization, employee, or confidential business situation in a testimonial or case study without applicable permission. If you voluntarily submit a review or testimonial, we may request permission to use it for marketing or educational purposes. Specific use of a name, logo, photograph, quote, or measurable result may require a separate release. ## 26. Third-Party Services and Links The website may use or link to third-party services, including payment processors, scheduling tools, email systems, analytics providers, social platforms, storage providers, and embedded content. We do not control the availability, content, security, or privacy practices of third-party platforms. Use of those services may be governed by separate terms and privacy policies. ## 27. Educational and Professional Disclaimer Our website, digital products, training programs, and general communications are provided for educational, organizational-development, leadership, marketing, and informational purposes. They do not constitute legal, accounting, tax, investment, medical, mental-health, human-resources, or other regulated professional advice. You remain responsible for obtaining qualified advice where appropriate and for every decision made based on the information provided. ## 28. No Guaranteed Results We do not guarantee particular financial, operational, marketing, cultural, employment, leadership, customer-experience, retention, or organizational results. Outcomes depend on numerous factors outside our control, including: 1. Accuracy of information. 2. Leadership participation. 3. Team participation. 4. Timely implementation. 5. Available resources. 6. Organizational culture. 7. Market conditions. 8. Business decisions. 9. Customer behavior. Testimonials, examples, case studies, illustrations, or projections do not promise identical results. ## 29. Disclaimer of Warranties To the fullest extent permitted by law, the website, digital products, and general informational materials are provided “as is” and “as available.” We disclaim implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and non-infringement to the extent legally permitted. We do not guarantee that the website or files will always be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, or compatible with every device. ## 30. Limitation of Liability To the fullest extent permitted by law, Power Media Outlet LLC, Powers Media Marketing, Edward Powers, and their representatives will not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from use of the website, products, services, or materials. For claims relating to a purchased digital product, our total aggregate liability will not exceed the amount paid for that product. For claims arising from consulting or professional services, any limitation stated in the applicable signed agreement will control. Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. ## 31. Indemnification To the extent permitted by law, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Power Media Outlet LLC, Powers Media Marketing, Edward Powers, and their representatives from claims, damages, liabilities, costs, and reasonable legal expenses arising from: 1. Your violation of these Terms. 2. Unauthorized distribution or commercial use. 3. Misuse of our materials. 4. Information or content you submit. 5. Your violation of applicable law. 6. Your violation of another person’s rights. ## 32. Governing Law These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. Before filing a legal claim, the parties agree to provide written notice and attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute informally for at least thirty days. Unless applicable law requires otherwise, legal proceedings must be brought in the state or federal courts located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The parties consent to the jurisdiction and venue of those courts. ## 33. Changes to These Terms We may update these Terms when our website, products, services, technology, or legal obligations change. The Effective Date at the top will show the most recent revision. Changes generally apply prospectively. Terms accepted at the time of a completed purchase will continue to govern that purchase unless a later change must apply for legal, security, or anti-abuse reasons. ## 34. Severability If a provision is found invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain effective. The affected provision will be modified only to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, where legally permitted. ## 35. Entire Agreement These Terms, the Privacy Policy, applicable product descriptions, checkout disclosures, and any separately signed agreement form the entire agreement regarding the relevant website use, purchase, or service. A separately signed agreement controls where it directly conflicts with these Terms. ## 36. Contact Questions about these Terms, digital products, licensing, certification, or authorized use may be directed to: Edward Powers Powers Media Marketing Power Media Outlet LLC Email: [edward@PowersMediaMarketing.com] Telephone: (225) 588-9632 Website: [www.PowersMediaMarketing.com](http://www.PowersMediaMarketing.com)
**Effective Date: July 2, 2026** These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of [www.PowersMediaMarketing.com](http://www.PowersMediaMarketing.com), any related webpages, forms, payment pages, digital products, consulting services, training programs, workshops, educational materials, and other services offered by Powers Media Marketing. Powers Media Marketing is a brand operated by Power Media Outlet LLC. In these Terms, “Powers Media Marketing,” “Power Media Outlet LLC,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer collectively to the business operating the website and providing the applicable products or services. By accessing this website, submitting information, purchasing a product, booking a service, or otherwise engaging with us, you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, do not use the website or purchase our products or services. ## 1. Eligibility You must be at least 18 years old and legally capable of entering into a binding agreement to purchase products or services from us. If you use the website or purchase on behalf of a company, nonprofit, agency, or other organization, you represent that you have authority to bind that organization to these Terms. ## 2. Business Information Powers Media Marketing is operated by: **Power Media Outlet LLC** Doing business as Powers Media Marketing Email: [edward@PowersMediaMarketing.com](mailto:edward@PowersMediaMarketing.com) Website: [www.PowersMediaMarketing.com](http://www.PowersMediaMarketing.com) Business Address: [INSERT BUSINESS MAILING ADDRESS] Telephone: (225) 588-9632 ## 3. Website Use You may use this website only for lawful purposes. You may not: 1. Attempt to gain unauthorized access to the website, payment systems, customer information, or other restricted systems. 2. Introduce malware, harmful code, automated scraping tools, or other disruptive technology. 3. Copy, republish, reproduce, or commercially exploit website content without permission. 4. Misrepresent your identity, organization, authority, or intended use. 5. Use the website in a manner that violates applicable laws or another party’s rights. We may suspend or block access if we reasonably believe the website is being misused. ## 4. Information and Website Content Website content is provided for general informational and educational purposes. We make reasonable efforts to keep information accurate, but we do not guarantee that every statement, price, description, availability notice, or other item will always be complete, current, or error-free. We may update, correct, replace, or remove content at any time. ## 5. Consulting and Professional Services Consulting, organizational advisory, workshops, speaking engagements, facilitated training, audits, and other professional services may require a separate proposal, statement of work, service agreement, or contract. Where a separately signed agreement applies, that agreement controls over these general Terms regarding the specific engagement. Unless expressly included in writing, purchasing a consultation, workshop, or other service does not include: 1. Ongoing support. 2. Execution services. 3. Additional revisions. 4. Travel or lodging. 5. Licensing rights. 6. Certification. 7. Permission to reproduce or teach proprietary materials. 8. Guaranteed results. ## 6. Quotes, Proposals, and Scope Quotes and proposals are valid only for the period stated in the document. The scope of work includes only the services and deliverables expressly described in writing. Requests outside the agreed scope may require: 1. A revised proposal. 2. A change order. 3. Additional fees. 4. A revised timeline. No verbal discussion modifies a signed agreement unless confirmed in writing by an authorized representative of Powers Media Marketing. ## 7. Client Responsibilities Clients are responsible for providing accurate information, timely feedback, appropriate access, required materials, decision-maker participation, and approvals necessary to complete the work. Delays caused by the client may affect the timeline and do not automatically suspend or eliminate payment obligations. Where a program requires leadership attendance, assignments, interviews, document access, implementation, or other participation, outcomes may be limited if the client fails to participate fully. ## 8. Payments Payments are processed through Stripe or another authorized payment processor. By submitting payment information, you represent that: 1. You are authorized to use the selected payment method. 2. The billing information is accurate. 3. You authorize the applicable charge. 4. You will pay all charges, taxes, and fees disclosed before purchase. We do not directly store complete payment card numbers. Payment information is handled by the applicable processor according to its own terms and privacy practices. ## 9. Prices and Taxes Prices are displayed in United States dollars unless otherwise stated. We may change prices at any time. A price change does not affect a completed purchase unless an obvious pricing error occurred. The purchaser is responsible for applicable taxes, duties, or governmental charges unless expressly included in the listed price. ## 10. Digital Products Digital products may include curricula, workbooks, templates, assessments, guides, recordings, downloads, and other electronic materials. Digital delivery may occur through: 1. Email. 2. A private download link. 3. A customer portal. 4. A third-party delivery platform. 5. Another method disclosed at purchase. The purchaser is responsible for providing an accurate email address and maintaining access to the account used for delivery. ## 11. Digital Product Refund Policy Because digital products may be accessed, downloaded, copied, or consumed immediately, purchases of digital products are final and nonrefundable after access or delivery has been provided, except where a refund is required by applicable law. If a delivered file is corrupted, incomplete, or technically inaccessible, contact us so that we can provide a reasonable replacement. The following do not independently create a right to a refund: 1. Failure to download the product. 2. Failure to complete the product. 3. Failure to implement the materials. 4. A change of mind. 5. Lack of participation by a team or organization. 6. Failure to achieve a desired result. 7. Purchasing the wrong license type. Any separate refund terms displayed on a product page or signed agreement will control for that purchase. ## 12. Intellectual Property Unless otherwise stated, all website content and materials are owned by or licensed to Power Media Outlet LLC and Powers Media Marketing. Protected materials may include: 1. Text. 2. Graphics. 3. Logos. 4. Photographs. 5. Videos. 6. Presentations. 7. Frameworks. 8. Curricula. 9. Workbooks. 10. Assessments. 11. Templates. 12. Training methods. 13. Brand names. 14. Program terminology. 15. Website design and arrangement. Purchasing access does not transfer ownership of any intellectual property. All rights not expressly granted are reserved. ## 13. Limited Permission to Use Website Content You may view the website and retain reasonable personal records of information relevant to your inquiry or purchase. You may not copy, publish, reproduce, sell, distribute, modify, create derivative products from, or commercially exploit website content without prior written permission. ## 14. Phase 7 Framework Ownership The Phase 7 Framework, including its seven-phase structure, curriculum, workbook, exercises, language, questions, templates, assessments, facilitation methods, program materials, and associated branding, is proprietary to Edward Powers, Power Media Outlet LLC, and Powers Media Marketing. Purchasing Phase 7 materials grants only the limited license attached to the product purchased. A purchaser does not acquire: 1. Ownership of the framework. 2. Certification. 3. Facilitator status. 4. Consulting rights. 5. Resale rights. 6. Distribution rights. 7. Authority to certify others. 8. Permission to create substantially similar commercial materials. ## 15. Phase 7 Individual License The Individual License is issued to one named purchaser for use in connection with one organization. The licensed purchaser may: 1. Access and complete the materials personally. 2. Print reasonable copies for their own use. 3. Apply lessons within their own role and organization. 4. Retain their completed responses and organization-specific action plans. The purchaser may not distribute copies to employees, coworkers, partners, contractors, students, clients, or other individuals. ## 16. Phase 7 Leadership Team License The Leadership Team License permits up to five named participants from the same organization to access and use the materials. Each authorized participant may receive one workbook copy. The materials may be discussed and completed internally among the five authorized participants. Access may not be extended beyond those participants without purchasing an upgrade or receiving written authorization. ## 17. Phase 7 Organizational License The Organizational License permits up to twenty-five named internal participants within one organization to use the materials. The license may be used by an approved department, leadership group, or internal cohort. The license does not provide unlimited access to every employee, subsidiary, affiliate, franchise, chapter, location, or related legal entity unless expressly stated in writing. ## 18. Phase 7 Permitted Use Authorized users may: 1. Read and complete the materials. 2. Print one workbook for each licensed participant. 3. Discuss the materials internally with other authorized participants. 4. Apply insights to the licensed organization. 5. Create organization-specific plans based on their own answers. The purchaser owns their original written answers, internal observations, organization-specific data, and resulting internal plans. We retain ownership of the underlying framework, questions, instructions, templates, structure, and methodology. ## 19. Phase 7 Prohibited Use Without prior written authorization, no purchaser or authorized user may: 1. Forward, email, copy, publish, upload, distribute, or share the materials with unauthorized persons. 2. Place the files in a publicly accessible or broadly shared folder. 3. Sell, sublicense, rent, lease, assign, donate, or transfer the materials. 4. Remove or alter copyright notices, watermarks, license identifiers, or branding. 5. Modify or rebrand the materials. 6. Present Phase 7 as their own framework or methodology. 7. Use Phase 7 to advise, consult, coach, or train outside clients. 8. Facilitate paid or unpaid Phase 7 workshops for unlicensed participants. 9. Record, reproduce, or distribute Phase 7 training. 10. Build a competing curriculum, assessment, certification, course, workbook, or training system substantially derived from Phase 7. 11. use artificial intelligence, extraction software, scraping tools, or similar technologies to reproduce or repurpose the materials for distribution or commercial use. 12. Claim to be a certified or authorized Phase 7 facilitator, practitioner, consultant, representative, or partner. ## 20. No Certification or Facilitator Rights Purchasing or completing a Phase 7 digital product does not provide official Phase 7 certification. It also does not authorize the purchaser to teach, facilitate, license, sell, represent, or certify others in Phase 7. Official certification, facilitator authorization, internal trainer rights, and commercial licensing require a separate qualification process, written agreement, and fee. Any certificate of completion confirms only completion of the applicable materials. It does not grant professional certification or commercial rights. ## 21. Personalized Licensing Information Phase 7 materials may be personalized with: 1. Purchaser name. 2. Email address. 3. Organization name. 4. License category. 5. License number. 6. Purchase date. 7. Order reference. This information may not be removed, hidden, altered, or obscured. Personalization is used to administer licenses, identify authorized users, discourage unauthorized distribution, and protect intellectual property. ## 22. License Upgrades A purchaser requiring additional users or a broader scope must obtain an upgraded license before providing access. We may choose to credit a prior purchase toward an upgrade, but no automatic credit is guaranteed unless stated in the offer. ## 23. License Violations and Termination We may suspend or terminate a license if the purchaser or an authorized user: 1. Shares materials without authorization. 2. Exceeds the permitted number of users. 3. Uses the materials commercially without permission. 4. Claims unauthorized certification or affiliation. 5. Removes license or ownership information. 6. Reproduces or creates substantially similar materials for distribution. 7. Materially violates these Terms. Following termination, the user must stop using the materials and delete or destroy unauthorized copies. Termination does not require a refund. We reserve the right to pursue legal and equitable remedies for infringement, misappropriation, unauthorized use, or distribution. ## 24. User Submissions When you submit information through a contact form, questionnaire, application, assessment, email, or other channel, you represent that the information is accurate and that you have authority to provide it. You retain ownership of original information you submit. You grant us permission to use that information as reasonably necessary to: 1. Respond to your inquiry. 2. Evaluate fit. 3. Deliver products or services. 4. Prepare proposals. 5. Provide support. 6. Administer our relationship. 7. Comply with legal obligations. Do not submit unnecessary medical, financial, privileged, confidential, or sensitive personal information through general website forms. ## 25. Testimonials and Case Studies We will not publicly identify a client, organization, employee, or confidential business situation in a testimonial or case study without applicable permission. If you voluntarily submit a review or testimonial, we may request permission to use it for marketing or educational purposes. Specific use of a name, logo, photograph, quote, or measurable result may require a separate release. ## 26. Third-Party Services and Links The website may use or link to third-party services, including payment processors, scheduling tools, email systems, analytics providers, social platforms, storage providers, and embedded content. We do not control the availability, content, security, or privacy practices of third-party platforms. Use of those services may be governed by separate terms and privacy policies. ## 27. Educational and Professional Disclaimer Our website, digital products, training programs, and general communications are provided for educational, organizational-development, leadership, marketing, and informational purposes. They do not constitute legal, accounting, tax, investment, medical, mental-health, human-resources, or other regulated professional advice. You remain responsible for obtaining qualified advice where appropriate and for every decision made based on the information provided. ## 28. No Guaranteed Results We do not guarantee particular financial, operational, marketing, cultural, employment, leadership, customer-experience, retention, or organizational results. Outcomes depend on numerous factors outside our control, including: 1. Accuracy of information. 2. Leadership participation. 3. Team participation. 4. Timely implementation. 5. Available resources. 6. Organizational culture. 7. Market conditions. 8. Business decisions. 9. Customer behavior. Testimonials, examples, case studies, illustrations, or projections do not promise identical results. ## 29. Disclaimer of Warranties To the fullest extent permitted by law, the website, digital products, and general informational materials are provided “as is” and “as available.” We disclaim implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, and non-infringement to the extent legally permitted. We do not guarantee that the website or files will always be uninterrupted, error-free, secure, or compatible with every device. ## 30. Limitation of Liability To the fullest extent permitted by law, Power Media Outlet LLC, Powers Media Marketing, Edward Powers, and their representatives will not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages arising from use of the website, products, services, or materials. For claims relating to a purchased digital product, our total aggregate liability will not exceed the amount paid for that product. For claims arising from consulting or professional services, any limitation stated in the applicable signed agreement will control. Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. ## 31. Indemnification To the extent permitted by law, you agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Power Media Outlet LLC, Powers Media Marketing, Edward Powers, and their representatives from claims, damages, liabilities, costs, and reasonable legal expenses arising from: 1. Your violation of these Terms. 2. Unauthorized distribution or commercial use. 3. Misuse of our materials. 4. Information or content you submit. 5. Your violation of applicable law. 6. Your violation of another person’s rights. ## 32. Governing Law These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. Before filing a legal claim, the parties agree to provide written notice and attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute informally for at least thirty days. Unless applicable law requires otherwise, legal proceedings must be brought in the state or federal courts located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The parties consent to the jurisdiction and venue of those courts. ## 33. Changes to These Terms We may update these Terms when our website, products, services, technology, or legal obligations change. The Effective Date at the top will show the most recent revision. Changes generally apply prospectively. Terms accepted at the time of a completed purchase will continue to govern that purchase unless a later change must apply for legal, security, or anti-abuse reasons. ## 34. Severability If a provision is found invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain effective. The affected provision will be modified only to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, where legally permitted. ## 35. Entire Agreement These Terms, the Privacy Policy, applicable product descriptions, checkout disclosures, and any separately signed agreement form the entire agreement regarding the relevant website use, purchase, or service. A separately signed agreement controls where it directly conflicts with these Terms. ## 36. Contact Questions about these Terms, digital products, licensing, certification, or authorized use may be directed to: Edward Powers Powers Media Marketing Power Media Outlet LLC Email: [edward@PowersMediaMarketing.com] Telephone: (225) 588-9632 Website: [www.PowersMediaMarketing.com](http://www.PowersMediaMarketing.com)