Ok. Here is my review.
What I wanted was to learn something new or at least different.
Or at least to find about some twist, no matter how small.
None of that happened.
But, lets take the pdfs one by one.
1. Best practices.
How to set up an account, an ad network recommendation and 2 free resources links.
If you ever used reddit/facebook this is a no brainer. Insert your email and password like you open any account on the web.
The only somewhat valuable info here, imo, is a link to a free resource on how to set up a funnel.
2. Bonus javascript.
I won't even comment this one.
3. Facebook Adult
If you have a facebook account you already had some 'friend requests' using this 'method.
Nothing to write home about.
Nothing that you can't figure out with a few searches on google on how to trick facebook to let you post your stuff
4. Learning from others.
Literally the title would have been enough. No need for a pdf.
No matter what social media you use, you can notice how others add value and/or promote stuff.
5. Subreddit Mastery
I'll start saying that one of the section is outdated with at least 8 months since that resource is closed on reddit.
Other than that, nothing that you can't find on the first search on google on how to build/grow a subreddit.
Overall there is nothing here that you can't find online. Some info is already on bhw and already covered deeply.
Is it worth $97. Hell no.
Is it worth $37. Not even close.
Is it worth getting it?
No. For non of the above price.
For $5, maybe. It could be a way for really lazy newbies that never used any social media. Maybe someone that just discovered the keyboard and the mouse.
Especially since there are a couple affiliate links, for $5 I think it would be a somewhat fair trade.
P.S. no hard fillings OP. This is my honest review.