Three underpriced marketing channels for Q2, 2026.

By the way, all these were generated by OpenClaw, so you could go first.

All right. So channel number one, we're seeing the social networks that no one likes talking about,

Snap, Pinterest, X, I'm not talking about, talking about from political somewhat, but from a marketing standpoint.

These channels, they're performing well. The ROI is still massive. And for some reason,

companies don't try to run on them. And we believe that if you're going to run paid advertising,

don't start first with the metas and the Googles. Start with, especially if you're a smaller

organization, start with these smaller if you're a smaller organization,

start with these smaller social networks because the cost is just way cheaper. They can't

scale as much, but that's okay. At least you're driving in more profit for whatever spend you

have. Number two, so I think a very underpriced marketing channel right now is GitHub. Let me tell

you this. So I am basically open sourcing all of my AI skills and I'm just tossing it onto GitHub. I just threw it up yesterday. I had 250 stars on GitHub. So do I have the same amount of open-class stars? No, I don't. But 250 stars is a good amount. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to keep adding to that repository, that repo, and I'm going to keep upgrading it. Because I was using Gary Tans from Y Combinators. I used this for the first time yesterday.

It's like, hey, are you okay sharing your data with us on how you're using? I was like, oh my God,

that's smart. And then afterwards, like, hey, are you using the most updated? I was like,

I took that scaffolding. I added it to mine this morning. And I'm just going to keep adding to it. And then I can see their usage, I can see what they're using, what they want more of and whatever.

And in the future, I can see marketers adding like, oh, by the way, what's your email in there too? I'm sure if we can ask all those questions. But I think GitHub is going to become more and more of a marketing channel because agents are using it more and more. Number three, GEO. So when we look at traffic from GEO, it converts roughly 2 and a half times better

than email and SMS traffic. The number two highest converting channel I believe is SMS. The number

third is email and then I believe it gets into some paid advertising channels. GEO converts roughly

3x better than these paid ad channels.

So this is massive.

The cool thing about GEO versus SEO,

you can actually get results in a very short period of time,

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