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Nathan Miller spotted a pest repeller device on a walk, used Claude to identify it, then traced the maker's 135,000 orders to roughly $7-10 million in revenue. He verified the product doesn't actually work and chose not to copy it.
Nathan Miller spotted a pest repeller device on a walk, used Claude to identify it, then traced the maker's 135,000 orders to roughly $7-10 million in revenue. He verified the product doesn't actually work and chose not to copy it.
I literally was going on a walk yesterday, walking past my neighbor's house, and I heard something. I heard like a loud like, "Ring!" Right? And I was like, what is that? So I asked Claude, I'm like, yo, I just heard some like high frequency something come from someone's yard. And Claude was like, yo, that's a high frequency pest repeller. Apparently you stick them in the ground, they make these noises, and they repel pests. So obviously as an e-com guy, I was like, huh, I wonder if anyone's selling this on Facebook yet. Let me introduce you to Pest Lab Co. They are freaking printing. They sell the ones that you put in your outlet, and they sell the ones you stick in your lawn as well. I literally placed an order just to see how many orders they got, because I saw this. I was like, there's no way. They're on shrine theme doing freaking a mil a month visitor. They have 135,000 orders, which means they've roughly done from probably $7 to $10 million of revenue. Which is insane. Because with a quick search on Claude, you could find out that this stuff's completely BS. Doesn't even work. I was considering literally being this guy's competitor, but this stuff is completely bogus, and I'm just not going to sell something like that. Super weird. Just found a crazy printer product just from going on a walk.
