I'm building a pretty beast LinkedIn profile myself and want to start working on my backup profile I've had for 10 years and never touched. Being active on the same IP had me go down the rabbit hole of completely erasing my footprint and having a completely different workspace to operate from, to keep them separate. I saw the video from Nick last week about the $50K per month agent playbook and compared that to the plan I put together with Perplexity. I wanted to get thoughts on what the true cost here is, because at $50 versus $30, I would just use Orgo because I can build it, scale it, and sell it. I don't know how much it's actually going to cost if I'm spending 2 hours a day working my system on LinkedIn, or if I have a VA doing it for 2 hours a day working the system on LinkedIn. Curious if anybody has any experience with this. @Nick Vasilescu can you chime in on what the actual cost would be if I'm spending 2 hours a day engaging, with a virtual assistant in there actually spending 2 hours a day engaging, commenting, liking, clicking around, using the Orgo machine? This could be a really good product and business model, and I can put together a really beast offer around this to sell. ------------------- Here's the super basic IOP that my VAs follow, which obviously doesn't include the software we're using and everything else. You can't see everything, but it gives you an idea. Start each day with a focused 1-2 hour LinkedIn block. 1. Open the dashboard. 2. Work the Influencers tab:Review influencer posts.Save good lead-source posts.Follow the influencer if not already following.Add strong prospects to Sales Navigator. 3. Work the Comments tab:Open a post.Follow the post owner.Save the post.Use the extension to write a comment.Review the comment section.Engage with 3-5 good prospects in the comments.For each good commenter: open profile, follow, save to Sales Navigator, and optionally connect if they are a top lead.Return to the dashboard and mark the post as commented.Repeat this for 3-5 posts. 4. Go to LinkedIn:Home page first, scroll naturally. My Network: accept 3-5 relevant invitations.Send each accepted connection a DM using the extension.Notifications: respond to likes, replies, comments, and profile engagement.Clear notifications.Return home and scroll naturally for a few minutes.Loop through Home → Network → Notifications until clear. 5. Use connection requests carefully:Send about 10 per day, only to strong leads.Accept inbound requests and DM them.Goal is roughly 10-20 new conversations per day between inbound and outbound. 6. Saved posts become lead sources:Pull saved posts into the scraper.Scrape commenters.Remove duplicates.Add leads to the database.Enrich for emails and phone numbers.Save good leads in Sales Navigator. 7. Rest of day:Send customized cold emails through Smartlead/Hermes.Manage email replies.Call enriched leads with phone numbers.Follow up with job-post leads.Check LinkedIn periodically like a normal user, but don’t stay on it all day. 8. Newsletter layer:Add enriched leads to the appropriate newsletter only where compliant/appropriate.Potentially run two newsletters for different lead types.

just filmed a full walkthrough on setting up managed ai employees for businesses. As thanks for being in AgentEmpire, i'm giving you early access before anyone else! what's inside: - the exact setup/stack i use to deploy ai employees - how to scale from 1 agent to fleets of agents - how to use AI to build agents (stupid, I know) in short: everyone's trying to build the next saas. meanwhile the real money is selling agents to do REAL WORK, not some tool that a company needs to learn how to use. ai employees let you do that, and the margins are insane. watch this video, then come back here and tell me what you're going to deploy first.

In this video, I address three key questions about using OpenClaw: how to make money with it, ensure its security, and avoid excessive spending on tokens. I walk you through setting up OpenClaw in a secure environment using Orgo, while leveraging Claude Code for efficient skill development and automation. By combining these tools, you can save money and enhance productivity without compromising security. I encourage you to follow along as I demonstrate the setup process and share insights on optimizing your use of OpenClaw. Please let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance!

I watched the Greg interview with the founder of Orgo three times now, and I’ve tried to set up OpenClaw and get it working. I just keep running into use cases and usability, and I just keep reverting back to Claude code and just being a power user over there. I know there is something here with Orgo. Claude code just tells me to continue using Airtop for browser automation because it has persistent session cookies and keeps kind of guiding me away from it. What am I missing? Are there any really good tutorials? Is there a place where I can see a list of really good use cases? Can someone help me understand how I can really use this platform to maximize some? I’m a tech guy nerd, and I just love the stuff, and I feel like I’m missing something here. Enlighten me, please.