The Unfair Advantage
Fortune 500 companies spend millions on business intelligence to find the patterns in their own data. You have that same data sitting in your inbox and calendar right now. The Unfair Advantage hands you the tool to extract it and the prompts to read it. The Intelligence Extractor pulls any emails and calendar entries you choose into one clean document in seconds. More than 100 field-tested prompts tell you what to ask, covering client risk, fee history, candidate intelligence, BD conversion, vendor billing, and where your time actually goes. The training takes you from install to your first insight. Catch a client cooling off before they leave. Prove a fee pattern you've been conceding. See where your week really goes. All from data you already own. This isn't agentic AI. You choose the data, you ask, you read the answer. You stay in control. One payment, lifetime access, built recruiter-first.
About this course
Couldn't you make better decisions and influence more people if you could peer into their private lives? We think so, and we're doing it. Now you can too. This program will take you less than one hour to complete, and you can be searching within five minutes of purchase with our amazing URL Manipulation key. If you can do a find and replace in Word, you can use our key. (And if you don't know how to do a find and replace, we'll teach you.)
So how do we use it? Jason and Tricia run a Deep Dive to prepare for a client meeting. We learn information about the prospective client so we can steer the conversation in a way that causes the potential client to feel like working with us is karma. We also use it before hiring new staff for our companies, evaluating a candidate before presenting them, learn what other people can see about us online, and even for evidence in a court case.
Is This Ethical?
It is. You're not breaking into someone's Facebook account. You're not accessing their passwords. You're not doing espionage. It can feel a little uncomfortable to leverage the fact that the vast majority of the 2 Billion people on Facebook don't fully understand how much of their online activity is visible to the people who know how to find it. (You, once you purchase Facebook Deep Dive.) Think about it like this. There's a bunch of stuff the police can't learn about you without a warrant. But if your trash is at the street, and they go through it, they can learn those things.
Having your privacy settings in place is like shredding every confidential document before tossing it in the trash. What's left is food containers, partially eaten meals, magazines, catalogs, and the like. That's really enough though. Imagine a pile of trash consisting of dozens of fast food bags, even more baby food jars, and a recycle bin nearly full of empty beer cans. You've already made judgments about the kind of people live there. Even their fitness as parents - all from easily acquired, non-confidential trash. This may be the only class you'll ever love compared to dumpster diving.
