Sales teams are using AI research tools right before client meetings
“But kind of the the basic gist is you can just type in the command slash last thirty days, and then you can learn about any topic.”
Again, it's again, it's a little geeky. You don't need a whole cloud code set. I mean, the whole, cloud bot setup setup, but you do need cloud code to use it. But kind of the the basic gist is you can just type in the command slash last thirty days, and then you can learn about any topic. And and one one interesting use case that I've been seeing is so, initially, when I was talking about last week, kind of prompting was, like, the most popular thing. We just launched it. So it was like, okay. How do I use Nana Banana Pro the desk? How do I get my claw OpenClaw setup working the best? What are the killer use cases for OpenClaw? But what's crazy is I'm seeing sales teams, literally sales teams before they go into the meeting, like because what do you do to get your research on, like, okay. I'm about to talk to this, you know, brand.
About this clip
The host discusses how OpenClaw's '/last thirty days' command allows users to quickly research any topic. While initially used for technical prompting questions, sales teams have surprisingly adopted it as a pre-meeting research tool to gather intelligence on prospects and brands they're about to pitch.
Why this clip
Shows an unexpected real-world application of AI tools that sales professionals can immediately implement.
What they said next
He was looking for software. And I was like, you don't need software. You need OpenClaw. Just have it pull all that data in, build you software, and then it can do the ordering for you and tell you which things and do forecasting.
9:51 - 23s · Business Mechanics
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