Business concept:
Surveys and Polls are one of the most popular content methods on the Internet. Surveys and polls ask people their opinion. Surveys and polls stop there.
The Internet Court System makes surveys and polling: branded, targeted marketing tools.
Structured exactly like a court of law, members file complaints, review indictments, defend cases and the Jury renders its verdict. A poll or survey would stop there. Not The Internet Court System.
Polls with Teeth: PressCourt adds ‘Accomplices’ or advertisers supporting guilty media with contact information and boycott petitions. CollegeCourt adds ‘Benefactors’ with contact information and boycott petitions. Other ‘lower’ courts add additional pressure to make change based on the verdict results.
The Internet Court System is the first and only branded survey and poll system to offer a purpose with incentive.
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