OpenClaw + SalesBlink: Autonomous Outreach Management Cuts Time from 10hrs to 1hr/week

A solo founder on r/openclaw shared a 30-day experiment connecting OpenClaw to their SalesBlink stack. The setup handles cold email campaigns across 3 domains, 2 active campaigns, and ~4,500 emails/month — all managed through Telegram with minimal manual intervention.
Setup Details
- Stack: SalesBlink (infrastructure: warmup, sender rotation, sequences, unified inbox, campaign management) + OpenClaw (autonomous execution via API)
- Scale: 3 domains, 2 campaigns, ~4,500 emails/month
- Inbox rate: Sustained above 90% since week 3
How It Works
OpenClaw runs in the background, reading inbox activity, pulling campaign stats, monitoring replies, and triggering sequence actions automatically. The user interacts via Telegram. Example morning notification:
2 hot replies overnight. Both asking about pricing. Campaign A open rate 41% | Reply rate 5.1% One bounce flagged on domain 2 — nothing critical.
Reply: move both to closing sequence. That’s it.
Results (30-Day Period)
- Meetings booked: from ~5-6/month to 13/month
- Reply rate: from ~3% to 5.1%
- Time spent: from 8-10 hrs/week to under 1 hr/week
- Domains burned: 0
Setup was straightforward — OpenClaw CLI took a few hours, then connection through SalesBlink API. After that, the system ran mostly autonomously.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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