
James Coyle
Data Sales and Partnerships professional with 15+ years of experience in IT and Healthcare, specializing in monetizing information assets and data markets.
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Jul 2, 2026
One Man's Trash: The Invisible Data Market Built on You
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James CoyleGUEST
Who would care about that? But they would get things like the weight, all the volumes of how much trash they picked up at all these different places.

James CoyleGUEST
So if you have all these chain restaurants that are publicly traded, you're thinking maybe even just competitors of theirs.

James CoyleGUEST
By the volume of trash they're picking up from these places every three days or whatever it is.

James CoyleGUEST
You start to see like, is their business going well or is their business not doing well? Like the volumes of trash they were collecting was up here and now it's down here.

James CoyleGUEST
Literally one man's trash, another man's treasure in this case, right? And that's a wild example, but that just has to show you that you never know.
9 MINS LATER

Jeff WilserHOST
Who is typically buying this stuff? Can I paint the cast of characters? Are they companies that we would have, the average person I've heard of? Tell me about who's buying this stuff.