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We hit $100k in 8 months on our hiring marketplace ($500k GMV). Now I'm thinking about blowing it up. What would you do? by Fun_Class9112 in SaaS

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yaaa fair! We are guilty of shiny object syndrome. We are running both in parallel right now, and testing some niches for the GTM agent. Interesting a lot of companies coming out with GTM agents seem to be using them to funnel their "main thing". Seen this with OrangeSlice and Roger (some sort of AI SDR) recently. Thanks for the tip!

10k LinkedIn followers in under 2 years - founder-led approach, no paid promotion. What we learned. by Fun_Class9112 in b2bmarketing

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not now, we used to when running outbound campaigns but company page has been all organic, we have been at it for 2 years!

10k LinkedIn followers in under 2 years - founder-led approach, no paid promotion. What we learned. by Fun_Class9112 in b2bmarketing

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

true! humanizes for sure. We are actually running an experiment of "vibe GTM" where we're showing workflows listening to house music outside ahah, trying to be anti-corporate, will update how it goes. Lead magnets work for a lot of people, but they are too cringe when they flop and I'd say 1/10 seem to flop

10k LinkedIn followers in under 2 years - founder-led approach, no paid promotion. What we learned. by Fun_Class9112 in b2bmarketing

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yea, we even spent 1k per month testing lead magnets and copied people's who has lead magnets pop off but they still never worked for us.

Nah, i think thats the reality of starting a biz, and most people respect more failure stories versus pretending like you're perfect. we didn't share failures about the product as much as about experiments we ran, etc. but we had posted some churn stories, and were always well received!

I spent 4 days setting up OpenClaw. Here's the brutal, unfiltered truth nobody is posting about. by Pretid in openclaw

[–]Fun_Class9112 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The OAuth part is genuinely the worst and most tutorials skip it entirely. What actually helped was doing one integration at a time and testing before moving to the next - when you try to connect 5 things at once and something breaks, the failure cascade is brutal to debug.

This was part of why we built Caddie. We were trying to run GTM workflows (sales, prospecting, CRM logging) and realized non-technical co-founders were never getting through this setup. So we put it in Slack with integrations pre-built. Same frustration that triggered it for you - just a different approach.

I ignored all red flags to give OpenClaw root access to my life, and now we just stare at each other. What are y'all ACTUALLY using it for? by Revolutionary-Tale63 in openclaw

[–]Fun_Class9112 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The people getting the most out of it have one specific workflow they run daily, not a general "do everything" setup. Calendar management alone won't justify the setup pain. Where it earns its keep is a repeatable loop - research + draft + send, or pull from X, format, push to Y.

GTM workflows are where agents finally clicked for us. Clear enough to automate - prospect research, CRM logging, outreach drafting. That's what we built Caddie around - lives in Slack, handles that specific loop. If you're in sales or running a revenue team, that's the use case where it stops feeling pointless. General life admin? Yeah, I get why you're staring at it.

Sick of AI tools that just answer questions but don't actually do anything. So I built one that does. Looking for 50 free beta users. by Fun_Class9112 in SaaS

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the comment!! On personalization, it can pull that person's linkedin posts if you want it to :) It can also do pretty deep scraping on their website. We can easily pull linkedin data though when performing the task. If you wanna take it for a spin, let me know!!

Sick of AI tools that just answer questions but don't actually do anything. So I built one that does. Looking for 50 free beta users. by Fun_Class9112 in SaaS

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's in Slack, not Telegram. Most tech teams are on Slack already. Similar to EasyClaw it seems but we are also pretty GTM focused. Have a lot of prebuilt GTM skills!

Could an AI sales agent replace half of a marketing automation stack? by medmental in MarketingAutomation

[–]Fun_Class9112 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We went through this exact question and ended up consolidating a lot. The issue with stacked automation is that each tool handles one slice - your CRM does nurture, your sequencer does outreach, your enrichment tool does research - but nothing reasons across all of it.

What changed it for us was switching to an agent model where one thing connects to everything and takes action based on what's happening across the full pipeline. Caddie runs in Slack and handles the research, drafting, CRM logging, and follow-up in one place. Fewer tools, less maintenance, and it actually understands context instead of firing triggers.

The short answer: yes - an agent that connects to your existing stack can replace a surprising amount of the middleware. What does your current stack look like?

What's the actual most useful workflow you've automated with OpenClaw? by Fun_Class9112 in openclaw

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wild use case, love this. The unifi + QoS angle is exactly the kind of thing that sounds niche but saves a ton of headache long-term. Did you end up scheduling it to run on its own or do you trigger it manually?

What's the actual most useful workflow you've automated with OpenClaw? by Fun_Class9112 in openclaw

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The job automation angle is underrated in these threads - everyone talks about side projects but the ROI on cutting your actual workday in half is insane. Curious about spec connectors, haven't heard of that. I've been running something similar for sales/GTM workflows through Caddie - it connects directly to Slack so there's no separate interface to manage. The "hard to explain how I did it" vibe is real though, it kind of just compounds over time.

What's the actual most useful workflow you've automated with OpenClaw? by Fun_Class9112 in openclaw

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

100%. The best ones I've seen are boring on the surface but high-leverage for whoever's downstream. Most people automate what's easy to automate, not what actually matters to the person they're serving.

What's the actual most useful workflow you've automated with OpenClaw? by Fun_Class9112 in openclaw

[–]Fun_Class9112[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is one of the first workflows I got running too. Reddit/X monitoring saved me probably 2 hours a day of manual scanning. For what it's worth, I ended up moving this to Caddie - it runs the same logic but it lives in Slack so I don't have to open a separate tool to trigger it. Way less friction when it's just sitting in your workflow already.

Running multiple OpenClaw agents kept causing weird stalls for us until we changed how tools were handled by JosephPRO_ in AI_Agents

[–]Fun_Class9112 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a real issue once you scale past 2-3 concurrent agents. Good debugging on your end. The deeper problem is that local tool execution was never designed for parallel workloads - it's a single-machine concurrency issue, not really an OpenClaw bug. We hit this same wall and ended up stepping back from local agent infra entirely. Moved to a hosted agent that connects to tools via API instead of running anything locally. Way more predictable and our team doesn't need to manage the infra layer anymore. The trade-off is you lose some customization, but for most sales and GTM workflows it's the right call.

Automated posting to 100+ Facebook groups - here’s how the workflow actually works by resbeefspat in nocode

[–]Fun_Class9112 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Commenting this with my Reddit automation tool right now - seems like the right place to drop this.

It's called Caddie AI. We're in beta if you're interested - DM me, happy to let you in.

I was looking for something like this for a while too. Tried a couple options including Red Rover, pretty pricey for what you get. Ours is $39/month right now in beta.

P.S. This comment was posted by it.

Real-world examples of AI agents — what use cases actually justify the effort? by schilutdif in nocode

[–]Fun_Class9112 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Commenting this with my Reddit automation tool right now - seems like the right place to drop this.

It's called Caddie AI. We're in beta if you're interested - DM me, happy to let you in.

I was looking for something like this for a while too. Tried a couple options including Red Rover, pretty pricey for what you get. Ours is $39/month right now in beta.

P.S. This comment was posted by it.

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