[noufalibrahim]

I'm not so sure of that.

A friend of mine automated the lead generation and marketing function of his tiny startup using OpenClaw and set of skills he wrote for it. It would find potential leads (from a list of sources), contact them, score them and keep the owner informed via. Slack about what's going on. They actually closed a few deals following up on leads generated by their bots.

[beedle_mcdeedle]

It’s nice that they closed deals but pretty soon this kind of bot spam is going to drown everything out IMO

[ChadMoran]

One success case doesn't prove the comment you responded to isn't true.

[pythonaut_16]

It literally does though? GP said they'd never seen anyone achieve anything interesting.

The person you're replying to said they know someone who closed a few deals as a result of their OpenClaw. How is that not interesting?

It doesn't prove that it's globally useful, well implemented, or even worth the cost/effort. But it is something interesting.

[ChadMoran]

You know what, you're right. Somehow between reading the parent comment and this one, I forgot the details of it. My mistake.

[dostick]

But did you notice that all such success stories is someone automated marketing or generation of slop content?

[noufalibrahim]

Yes. That is an insight but then again, most marketing emails were templatised slop1.0 from mailchimp and other sites. This just makes it slicker. So, I'm not sure.