This content was created by Eric Siu. This content was uploaded by Eric Siu. This is a YouTube video titled "Is The Future In OpenClaw" (published February 20, 2026). The excerpt is a conversation in English between Eric Siu and Neil Patel (with a reference to Bernard from Clearscope) about the surge of interest in OpenClaw — people buying Mac Minis to run it, peers trading setup notes, and strong early corporate interest (e.g., AT&T; Eric says adopters tend to be senior director level or above). They also discuss content strategy: Eric notes his YouTube growth on trending topics but says he avoids step-by-step how-to guides because they don't drive leads. The clip focuses on demand, adoption levels, and implications for software and marketing.
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I'm getting texts every single day right now. My friend's like, dude, I just went to the Apple Store to try to buy a Mac Mini. They're sold out right now because everyone's doing it for OpenCLAW, right? And everyone's asking, how do I set this up? I talked to Bernard from Clearscope a couple hours ago and he's like, dude, I get what you mean now. I got it set up on Sunday. He showed me all the crap he was building. He's like, it's over, man. It's like, it's so over. He's like, it's so over for software. It's so over. Like, what are you doing right now? So everyone's like trying to trade notes. It's almost like, I don't know, when's the last time something really cool came out? Like ChatGPT, I guess. Yeah. So, so this is like one of those moments.
Yeah, but okay, so you got AT&T to sign up. Are these C-level or VP levels from these organizations?
Yeah.
All of them? Not to say all of them.
I'm not saying all of them. I'm saying you have— they're either senior director or above. That's what I'll say.
Got it. Okay. But most of corporations— see, because we've tested content like this from even some of our employee accounts, we find that the type of articles that you're producing, they do generate traffic. It tends to be more, not mid-level, more junior level than anything else they have on it.
Yeah, so that's a good point. So what Neil's bringing up, and I don't know if you're referring to this, but the thing you, you, you bring up here is, uh, especially on my YouTube now, my YouTube's finally in good graces because I'm covering a trending topic, right? Like, I'm like, God, it took forever to struggle out of this. But I don't really cover how-to. It bothers a lot of people. They're like, dude, show us how to do it. Show us. I'm like, I ain't going to show you how to do it. You know why? Because it doesn't drive leads. If you want more insights like this on AI marketing and business, follow to learn more.
