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New OpenClaw x Google Ads Audit System - looking for 5 members as testers
Any Google ads users who have real ads traffic data and want to test our new premium OpenClaw system? We're looking for five members to test this new system. We've been busy behind the scenes with a new agent system to solve a huge bottleneck in using ads for marketing and dist of your product/services: Google ad traffic audits. ❌ The problem: most Google ad setups don't systematically audit your spend and traffic, it's usually just tweaking as you go. ✅ Solution: An agent-led audit system that benchmarks ad metrics (keywords, search terms, budget allocation) and runs regular diagnostics and reports to track real progress and spend. Looks like this: 1. Full Account Audit — 75 Google ads checks, structured findings, prioritised by impact 2. Wasted Spend Finder — Keywords and search terms burning budget with no return 3. Search Term Mining — New keyword opportunities hiding in your actual search data 4. Negative Keyword Discovery — What to block before it wastes another euro 5. Weekly Performance Report — Structured weekly summary you can action on 6. Next Test Recommender — Based on what's underperforming, what should you experiment with ⬇️ If you're a Google ads user, have OpenClaw running, and want to test this system yourself, comment below and we'll help set this up to test on your real data. @Peter Medgyesi
New OpenClaw x Google Ads Audit System - looking for 5 members as testers
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Beginner course: Modules 0-4 are LIVE in Classroom
If you just joined — start here. This is the foundation everything else builds on. Jump to the course Here's what's available right now: Module 0 — First Steps: Before your agent does anything, read this. Covers what OpenClaw actually is, how to think about it before you configure anything, and the decisions that shape everything downstream. Then pick your setup path: - Install on Zo.computer (VPS) — recommended if you want automations running 24/7 - Install on your local machine — fastest way to get started today - Run the setup wizard - Full OpenRouter walkthrough — connecting all models through one API key Module 1 — Core Setup: Connecting Telegram so your agent can reach you. Then fixing the security issues that most people skip — before they become problems. Module 2 — Getting to Know Your Agent: The onboarding process that actually works. How to introduce yourself to your OpenClaw so it understands your work, your goals, and how you think. This is what separates a generic agent from one that feels like yours. Module 3 — Installing Skills: The full Clawhub skills guide. What to install, what to avoid, and the 4-step protocol before you run anything on your machine. Module 4 — Email: Setting up Agentmail and giving your agent its own inbox. Why Gmail is the wrong choice and what to use instead.
Beginner course: Modules 0-4 are LIVE in Classroom
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New Here? Start Building your AI Agents Right Away🍃
We're excited to have you in the community! You are among our first members, and we really appreciate you! You can explore the "Classroom" section where you'll find, what we are cooking for you in the following weeks. - Openclaw tutorials and step-by-step guides - 40+ ready-to-use skills (Soon) - Workflows and resources built for beginners New content will be continuously uploaded. Before you dive in, introduce yourself below and tell us: - Your name - What areas of your business you’d like to automate with AI systems We can’t wait to see what you’ll build and achieve with AI automation. Let’s get started and grow together!
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Anyone actually using OpenClaw's persistent memory across sessions, or mostly one-off tasks?
Keep seeing OpenClaw described as a persistent agent that retains context over time, not just a session-based tool, but most of the walkthroughs I come across still show single-task automations that don't really need that. Curious if anyone's actually leaning into the long-term memory piece for something ongoing, like tracking a project across weeks, or if in practice most people end up using it the same way they'd use any other automation tool.
Big OpenClaw update
Peter Steinberger just shared that the web experience on main has been completely revamped and the native apps have gotten seriously better too. Why this matters for builders: • richer visualizations • better support for goals • clearer compaction events • stronger team identity handling • a much more complete product experience outside chat Telegram is still great for fast interaction, but the bigger story is this: OpenClaw is becoming a full personal AI workspace, not just an agent inside a messenger. That shift matters a lot if you’re building real systems with it. You get: • better visibility into what your agents are doing • better context around workflows • a stronger home for multi-agent and team setups • a cleaner experience for people who want more than chat threads This feels like one of those updates where the surface area of the product gets way more powerful, even before most people fully notice it. Original post: https://x.com/steipete/status/2091522080148000842 Who here is already testing the revamped web UI or native apps?
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