Personal IPO
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Hosted by Nathan May (The Feed Media) in partnership with beehiiv 🐝, each episode reverse-engineers the playbooks behind the entrepreneurs all over your feed - how they built an audience, scaled business, and created their own luck.
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Hosted by Nathan May (The Feed Media) in partnership with beehiiv 🐝, each episode reverse-engineers the playbooks behind the entrepreneurs all over your feed – how they built an audience, scaled business, and created their own luck.
Jacob Klug is the founder of one of the largest Lovable dev agencies, generating millions per year at just 22 years old. In this episode of Personal IPO, we break down how he’s using OpenClaw to automate content, streamline operations, build AI-assisted agencies, and why he believes tools like this could soon “run a company.”
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Jacob Klug
— YouTube
Nathan May
— LinkedIn
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Timestamps
00:00 What OpenClaw actually is
03:11 4 things that make OpenClaw special
12:13 Using OpenClaw in your business
15:07 Creating content with OpenClaw
26:11 Automating personalized outreach with OpenClaw
36:04 Building a $10k/mo agency that's different
46:19 How I'm using OpenClaw in my business
48:30 OpenClaw hype vs reality

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