You're getting into a market rife with competitors, and they're all offering the same product for free, or more value for less money. Plus, no one like NDA's a

You're getting into a market rife with competitors, and they're all offering the same product for free, or more value for less money. Plus, no one like NDA's and they've very hard to defend legally. That product is designed for big business, who already have lawyers drafting NDA's. Not regular consumers. Selling legal opinion (and it's _opinion_, not fact) is a valid business model, but there's no real accountability. How can one defend a contract when you never met the writer? My 2¢: Start a blog, give away (free!) a template contract a month, along with regular postings of explanations of the legal areas your covering along with further research. Start a dialog with the public about what they need and tailor your products to the market. Get subscribers to your legal opinion, be the expert, and find new legal business by simply being the best at what you do. Also, your domain name sucks.