OpenClaw got me invited to speak at Google

19 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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This content was created by Eric Siu. This content was uploaded by Eric Siu. This is a YouTube video titled "OpenClaw got me invited to speak at Google" (uploaded 2026-06-19). The excerpt is a first-person anecdote from a single speaker describing how they used the OpenClaw tool to download and analyze their LinkedIn connections, identify a former contact who had risen at Google, and ultimately get invited to speak at a Google conference. The speaker notes the process involved some manual prompting of OpenClaw and suggests automating a weekly loop to surface similar opportunities.

my previous OpenClaw, I downloaded all my LinkedIn connections and I was just like, hey, who should I connect based on all the things that related to our products and services right now? I was like, well, you have this contact over here at Google. I hadn't talked to this guy in 10 years. Now this guy's high up at Google. He has like a lot of these agency connections. What ends up happening is he invites me to speak at a Google conference. He gives a lot of details on what we should be doing to do better for Google as an example. Right. But that was a little bit of manual work. I still had to actively ask OpenClaw. I think in this case you can probably set a loop, right, tied in with this to help you find these connections every single week.