Disclaimer: I received a free review copy in exchange for this review. The fact that I received the article for free has no bearing on my review.
Design: The eBook is well-written, easy to read and follow, and aesthetically-pleasing. I like the fact that Adam has included a bunch of screenshots and illustrations to make following the guide and applying the tips effortless, which something that many writers fail to consider in their manuals and eBooks.
Content: The content is right to the point: no filler content, no BS. Adam gets to the nitty-gritty of his little tricks without wasting the reader's time with unnecessary details. The guide explains some neat tricks that I didn't know about, even though I have a respectable experience on Reddit. I'm sure that as soon as I start implementing the golden nuggets in this guide, I'll start seeing results immediately. The free bonus guides are equally impressive, and the tricks mentioned in them are totally new to me, so I'm excited to try them out.
Niche-Dependency: The tricks mentioned in the guide can be applied to practically any niche. That said, they're likely to perform better for some niches over others. As I currently have various projects in different niches, I don't think I'll find it hard to apply these tricks in my projects.
Beginner-Friendliness: Every step is well-illustrated, documented, and detailed, making this guide as beginner-friendly as they get. No matter how little of an experience you have, you won't find it hard to follow the different steps in the guide.
Price: Adam has told me that he's going to sell the main guide for $97 to the public folks and for $67 to BHW members.
Now, would I buy the guide alone for $97?
I don't think so, but that's only because I've played with Reddit before, so I'm not a total beginner in this field.
BUT, no matter my experience with Reddit, I'd gladly pay $67 for the guide, as it has a bunch of golden nuggets that I didn't know about, and which I'm going to start implementing right away. Besides, you get a couple of awsome FREE guides that make the $97 price point reasonable, and the $67 price point a total steal.
Customer Support: As I said, everything is easy to follow and implement without the help of Adam, but I'm sure he'd bend over backward to help beginners. After all, we all started as total newbies. (I've dealt with Adam before as a seller, and I can vouch for his awesomeness).
Verdict: I totally recommend this guide. Keep it up, Adam, you rock!