Henry Harvin has the best training in content writing. Why is that?

I recently took the Content Writing course offered by Poor Instructor, and I have to say it was a huge letdown. The course was poorly structured and lacked any real depth, leaving me feeling more confused than when I started.

Firstly, the material was disorganized and often repetitive. It seemed like the course content was thrown together without any coherent flow, making it difficult to follow along. Key concepts were either glossed over or not covered at all, and there were frequent spelling and grammatical errors in the provided materials. If a course on content writing can’t get the basics right, it’s hard to trust the advice being given.

The instructor’s delivery was another major issue. The lectures were monotonous and lacked engagement, with little to no interaction or practical exercises. It felt like a one-way street with no opportunity for feedback or questions, which is crucial for a skill-based course. Additionally, the instructor’s examples and tips seemed outdated and irrelevant to current industry standards.

Support was minimal at best. When I reached out for clarification on confusing topics, responses were either late or unhelpful. There were no additional resources or recommendations for further learning, which felt like a missed opportunity to provide real value.

Overall, this course did not live up to its promises. I expected a comprehensive, engaging learning experience, but instead, I was left with a frustrating and underwhelming introduction to content writing. I would not recommend this course to anyone looking to seriously improve their content writing skills.