Field kit
The markets I've worked, and the tools I built to find them. Every market has a video of me working it from scratch, and my notes. The notes include the Claude skill I built for that market. The scrapers are separate tools, free on Apify.
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Nursing homes × nurse agencies
Nursing homes tell the government every hour of agency nursing they pay for. I wanted to know which homes were paying, and which agencies were getting paid. Then I sold one agency the answer. An $8,000 customer, no sales call.
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Honey
Some food companies put honey in what they make, and their labels say so. Beekeepers are on public registers too. I put the two together. A $5,400 customer in 24 hours.
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Oil companies × oilfield crews
Oil companies file permits before they drill. The crews that work the wells are on the federal trucking register. The crew company became the customer. $6,500 in 24 hours.
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Big buildings × solar companies
Big buildings in Los Angeles publish how much electricity they use. Solar companies want to know which ones. Would one pay $3,700 with zero proof and no sales call? I found out on camera.
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Airports × paving contractors
Public airports pay for runway work with federal money, and they bid it out in public. Paving contractors want those bids. Could that be an $8,600 customer without a sales call? I tried it on camera.
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Kennels × pet food makers
Georgia licenses every kennel. Three states publish the food and treat makers who want to sell to them. A $4,000 customer, while AI did the work.
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Schools × internet providers
Schools buy internet and wifi with federal money, and they have to ask for it in public, with the date they can sign. The companies that sell it want to know first. A $10,000 customer, start to finish.
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Airbnb hosts × the companies that serve them
Cities license their short-term rental hosts, and the inboxes are public. Thousands of companies clean, manage and fix those homes. A $3,000 customer. I gave every dollar away.
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Weed farms × testing labs
Every licensed weed farm has to pay a lab to test what it grows. The licences are public, and so are the labs. From $0 to an $8,000 customer.
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New brands × production studios
Every week, thousands of brands file a trademark before they launch something. A launch needs ads and video, and studios make them. A $5,000 customer, from scratch until I got paid.
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Pharmacies × drug wholesalers
The FDA publishes the day a medicine goes short. Independent pharmacies need it, and licensed wholesalers have it. A $12,000 customer, live.
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Daycares × food companies
States license every daycare, and every daycare has to feed children. Food companies want to know where the new rooms opened. Offers from $5,997 to $8,997, paid the same day.
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Commercial cleaning
Cleaning contracts are bid in public, and federal ones expire on a date anyone can read. Cleaning companies want to be there when they do. Offers from $4,997 to $7,997, paid every month.
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Cafés × coffee roasters
Cafés buy coffee forever. Roasters and espresso dealers want new cafés before anyone else gets them. Offers from $2,997 to $4,997, paid live.
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Foreign food brands × importers
Foreign food brands list themselves on government export catalogs because they want an American buyer. Importers and distributors are that buyer. Offers from $5,997 to $8,997, from zero in 24 hours.
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Gyms × equipment dealers
Every gym that opens, replaces or upgrades has to buy equipment. The dealers want to be first in the room. Offers from $4,997 to $7,997. Five customers in two hours.
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Food makers × testing labs
No retailer touches a food product until the maker pays for testing and certification. The makers are on public records, and so are the labs. Offers from $2,589 to $5,564.
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Wealth management
When someone sells shares or a company, the filing is public. Their money just moved. Wealth managers want to meet them now, not later. Roughly $10,000 per introduction.
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New beauty brands × manufacturers
A new beauty brand files its first trademark before it has a product. Somebody has to make that product. Contract manufacturers want to know first. Offers from $3,589 to $6,564.
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Farms × seed and fertiliser dealers
Farms bringing in a seasonal crew file it with the government, with the owner's email on the filing. Seed and fertiliser dealers want those farms. Customers in two hours.
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Concrete contractors × bond agents
Concrete contractors adding crews file it with the government. They need bonds to win bigger jobs, and bond agents want to meet them. Customers in two hours.
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New trucking companies × factoring and insurance
Every new trucking company registers with the government on day one. Factoring companies and insurers want them in their first weeks. Customers in two hours.
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Landscapers × visa agents
Landscapers who bring in seasonal crews file for them, and the owner's email is on the filing. The lawyers and agents who file for them want more. Retainers from $3,348 to $6,890.
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Roofers
States publish every newly licensed roofer. Labor firms, agents and lawyers get paid serving them. A $5,500 offer, in 24 hours.
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Game publishers × trailer studios
Game publishers announce new console versions in public. Someone has to make the trailers. I wanted to know if a browser and an email were enough to get two strangers to pay.
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New med spas × their vendors
Every new med spa shows up in the federal provider file. They just opened, and they have a build-out budget. Marketing agencies, injectable distributors and staffing firms want to be there first. A $5,750 offer, start to finish.
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Jobs, with urgency
Job posts tell you who is hiring. They rarely tell you how big the company is, or how long the job has been open. This does.
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People whose money just moved
When an insider sells shares, the SEC filing is public. Not rich people: people whose money just moved. Every row links to the filing.
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Any spreadsheet into Connector OS
Any list, from any tool, in. A dataset ID out, ready for Connector OS.
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Wealth management firms
Every registered wealth management firm and adviser, from the SEC's adviser register. The other side of the people whose money just moved.
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FDA warning letters
The FDA writes to companies when something is wrong, and the letters are public. This reads them, so you know who needs help fixing it.
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Rural business loans
Government-backed small business loans are public. This finds the rural borrowers and ranks them.
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IT recruitment agencies
More than 8,000 IT recruitment and staffing agencies, from the American and British industry directories.
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Health data breaches
A company can hide its budget and its priorities. It cannot hide a health data breach once it reaches the government's portal.
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Rural development lenders
The lenders behind government rural loans, grouped by lender and scored by how active they are.
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Biotech hiring managers
Biotech and pharma hiring managers who post on BioSpace, a job board most tools never look at.
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Safety consultants
Safety consultants by state and specialty, including the free government programs. The people a company calls after an OSHA fine.
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Wealthy individuals in the Gulf
Named wealthy individuals across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain.
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OSHA fines
When OSHA fines a company, it announces it. This turns those announcements into a list of who needs safety help, and how soon.
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EPA violations
Every company in the United States currently in violation with the EPA, across all four programs, in one list.
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Space and aerospace companies
Aerospace, space and robotics companies that are hiring, with direct emails and phone numbers.
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Hospitals that keep hiring
Hospitals and clinics that repost the same job, or post it in several places at once. Those are the ones that need help.
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UK owners who may sell
British business owners who may be thinking about selling, or raising money. Found again every day.
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British millionaires
British millionaires, by name, every morning.
Nothing here matches that yet.