Someone’s 80,000-view rant about a package that never arrived isn’t just drama — it’s an unpaid audit. This 32-page ebook turns viral rage into consulting money: you hunt the complaints, prove the pattern, and sell the company the fix. 
The hunt loop
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What’s in the 32 pages
- The product: a $499 “customer experience audit” — exec summary, recurring frustrations, competitor comparison, fix roadmap, ready-to-adapt comms templates
- Price ladder: $300–600 one-time audit · $750–1,500 premium package · $300–750/mo monitoring retainer
- The AI kit: 4 ChatGPT prompts (analyze → patterns → opportunities → final report) — TikTok + ChatGPT + a spreadsheet is the whole stack
- The “sneaky” outreach: email template + the golden rule — sell the opportunity, never the embarrassment — plus a mistakes chapter (don’t promise +30% sales)
Grab it
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Honesty corner: the “$49/hour · TESTED” lives in the seller’s ad, not the book — the cover says $29 and the disclaimer promises nothing. The method is legit business intelligence, but the money only moves when you actually send the emails. 
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