I've noticed that a lot of red pill "influencers" always have a book they want you to buy, a "self-improvement" course they want you to take, or a "convention" they want you to attend. The premise is always that you will receive some sort of "secret knowledge" about the world that the blue-pill betas/feminists don't want you to know about, and that is only available with this influencer. Granted, they do give out a lot of content for free, but the upsell is always there.

It really reminds of so-called "gurus" (like Tai Lopez and Dan Lok) in other industries that promise to make you a master salesman, or teach you how to day trade stocks. In all of these cases, evidence of success tends to be purely anecdotal (if it isn't faked by the guru himself), and something like 95% of people fail at successfully applying the "secret" techniques that supposedly work. I doubt red-pill/PUA advice has a higher success rate.