User shares Make.com automation for Cal.com & Outlook Calendar sync.

Okay, after reviewing the Reddit post and the previous analysis:

Influencer/Active Community Member Identified:

• User: The Original Poster (OP) of the Reddit thread "1l0ev7e".
• Profile Summary (from previous analysis & post): This person is technically proficient, actively uses and sets up automation (Make.com, Cal.com, Outlook Calendar), values productivity, and is willing to share their solutions with a community. They are an ideal "power user" or "citizen developer" type.

Screening & Collaboration Suitability:

• High Suitability: The OP has shown practical skills and an interest in a popular and relevant tech stack (automation, scheduling, calendar management). Their willingness to share their setup ("Just set up a slick little automation...") suggests they'd be open to creating content or providing feedback.
• Audience: While we don't know their personal reach, their content appeals to others interested in productivity, automation, and specific tools like Cal.com, Make, and Outlook.

Collaboration Suggestions & Expected Benefits:

1. For Automation Platforms (e.g., Zapier, n8n, Pipedream, or even Make.com for advanced showcases):

   • Collaboration Idea: Invite the OP to create a tutorial or a comparative piece.
     • Example for a competitor: "Recreate your Cal.com to Outlook sync using [Our Platform] and write a blog/video about your experience."
     • Example for Make.com: "Showcase an even more advanced automation with Cal.com/Outlook in a guest post or webinar."
   • Offer: Free premium account, affiliate partnership, payment for content.
   • Expected Benefits:
     • For the Company: Authentic user-generated content (UGC) targeting a technically savvy audience, practical demonstration of platform capabilities, potential new user acquisition from the OP's share, feedback on platform usability compared to competitors.
     • For the OP: Monetary compensation/free tools, enhanced reputation as an automation expert, content for their own channels (if applicable).

2. For Calendar Services or Booking Platforms (e.g., Google Calendar, Fantastical, Calendly, Acuity Scheduling, or Cal.com itself):

   • Collaboration Idea:
     • For Cal.com: Feature OP's setup as a "Community Spotlight" or "Power User Story" on their blog or social media. Invite them to a beta program for new integration features.
     • For other booking/calendar tools: "Try integrating [Our Tool] with your workflow (e.g., sync [Our Booking Tool] to Outlook using Make) and share a tutorial/review."
   • Offer: Early access to new features, swag, free premium subscription, feature on their official channels.
   • Expected Benefits:
     • For the Company: Demonstrates tool flexibility and integration capabilities, provides social proof, engages the user community, valuable feedback for product development (especially for beta programs).
     • For the OP: Recognition, early access to new tech, direct input into product development.

3. For Productivity Apps (e.g., Todoist, Notion, Asana, Slack, Microsoft Teams):

   • Collaboration Idea: Invite the OP to create a tutorial demonstrating how their Cal.com/Outlook automation can be extended to trigger actions in a productivity app.
     • Example: "Automate: New Cal.com booking -> Outlook Calendar -> Create task in Asana -> Notify in Slack. Show us how with Make!"
   • Offer: Free premium account for the productivity app, co-marketing opportunity, payment for content.
   • Expected Benefits:
     • For the Company: Showcases novel integration use cases for their app, attracts users looking to optimize workflows, high-quality UGC from a credible source.
     • For the OP: Content creation opportunity, free tools, association with established productivity brands.

4. General Beta Testing/Expert Feedback:

   • Collaboration Idea: For any company in the automation, scheduling, or productivity space launching new features or products, invite the OP to a private beta program.
   • Offer: Early access, direct line to product teams, potential for small stipends or acknowledgment.
   • Expected Benefits:
     • For the Company: High-quality, technically informed feedback from a user who understands complex setups, bug identification, use-case validation.
     • For the OP: Influence product development, get a sneak peek at new technology, build relationships with tech companies.

Overall Expected Benefits for Companies Collaborating with this OP:

• Authentic and credible content targeting users interested in productivity and automation.
• Practical demonstrations of product use cases.
• Valuable feedback from a technically skilled user.
• Increased visibility within niche communities (e.g., Make users, Cal.com users).
• Cost-effective marketing compared to larger influencers, with potentially higher engagement from a specific target audience.