So, it seems I'm the first one to receive the free review copy, appreciate the honor
@Goddess Freyja, she was crazy enough to give me this opportunity. I will treat her as ''she'', although it's probably a guy with a wiener bigger than mine.
Positive aspects from my perspective:
Indeed, the sections mentioned on the opening post are respected. It's exactly as mentioned, you won't have negative surprises.
It's beginner-friendly, it explains even how to set up the anti-detector browser.
No fluffy bullshit about the tutorial itself. The course gives you the name of the AI website used to generate those AI models and other platforms that are used during the process. There are several websites used during this process and this is the best part, I've worked with Reddit for years, but not with NSFW, so as a beginner in this matter, I didn't know about those websites. The detailed guide throughout the course is also welcome for newbies.
The results showed on the course are promising, thousands of views, hundreds of followers and a thousand karma with just 2 posts. The account remains active, so you can check by yourself.
Communication with OP was fine, nothing to complain
The tutorial itself, I guess it probably works on most subreddits and it's good enough to be verified in those huge subs, maybe some would reject, who knows, but most of them will probably accept it, as it is above the average.
For newbies who never tried to create a naked model, it's good information, it will explain how to do everything about generating explicit images keeping the same model details, changing background and other valuable information.
OP is transparent and correctly mentioned that there are some minor costs, which is true.
You'll probably have an erection during the course, but it's part of the process. It's both good and bad.
Negative aspects from my perspective:
️ Proxies are only mentioned on the first video, then we don't hear about them anymore, it would be interesting to mention which kind of proxy are being used and details about it, as some buyers could want to manage multiple accounts at the same time.
️ For me the biggest issue here is: the thread title mentions "0–100K NSFW Reddit Followers in 60 Days using AI". Nice, but throughout the course, we just have contact to 1 account that reached like 600 followers, not 100k or something like that. Yeah, like I said before, it seems promising, the results from two posts are good, but we don't have a broader experience to see if that profile will really reach 100k followers in 60 days like said here. I saw that there is an screenshot attached to this post, probably mods somehow verified it as well, but that account is not showed on this course, so we just have something vague, a potential good strategy to reach 100k followers, but on the videos, we just see less than 1k followers.
So, here is important to emphasize what OP mentions in her large opening thread:
"A. The course shows the exact strategy and case study used to achieve that result, but your results may vary depending on your content, consistency, subreddit choices, account history, and execution." - so, keep that in mind, the course will show a potential strategy to reach that, the account used to guide us through this course didn't reach it. Maybe another account did, who knows.
️ The account used during this course is already 3mo old. For newbies, it could be interesting to show how to avoid bans and suspensions, there are many people struggling about it, even reaching 3 months without getting banned is harder nowadays, so, some tips would be valid, including the proxy setup, tips to warm the account up and how to avoid suspensions. OP seems to be an experienced professional on this niche, so she could create an additional PDF with this kind of instruction, for such an expensive course, this would be a basic add-on for newbies. Another PDF giving monetization ideas, account maintenance, how to deal with haters saying that ''you are an AI slop'', etc are some of my ideas to improve this product too.
️ You'll probably have an erection during the course, but it's part of the process. It's both good and bad.
