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Content Marketing5 months ago

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So many people still believe AI automation requires 𝘤𝘰𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘴𝘬𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘴. They're 𝘸𝘳𝘰𝘯𝘨. We've trained 5,000+ operators to automate their work with AI. None of them were programmers. Here'…

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AI transformation is in every board meeting's agenda. Yet most initiatives will fall short. Here's why: Most companies have started initiatives to transform with AI this year. They're picking betwe…

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AI Transformation4 months ago

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Topics & Content Focus

Primary Topics

AI transformation as a multi-dimensional change framework across strategy, culture, people, data, tech, and processesUpskilling non-technical business operators into AI Builders who design and run automationsPattern-based AI automation and use-case discovery for core business functions (sales, ops, marketing, finance)Productized AI education: courses, workshops, office hours, and community for operatorsCreator-as-operator narrative: building a training business and audience around practical AI skills

Secondary Themes

No-code and low-code AI automation (APIs, webhooks, tools without traditional programming)LLM literacy and prompting as a foundational business skillOrganizational change management for AI (culture, experimentation, role redesign)Frameworks for evaluating, prioritizing, and sequencing AI use casesSocial proof and credibility building via student numbers and audience milestones

Industry Focus

B2B SaaS and tech-enabled companies undergoing AI transformationMid-market and growth-stage organizations with operations-heavy workflowsCross-functional business operators in sales, marketing, RevOps, operations, and financeCorporate innovation and digital transformation teams seeking practical AI deployment

Content Categories

Educational frameworks and deep-dive explainers on AI transformation and automationSkill-mapping posts that break down what an AI Builder/Operator needs to learnEvent and workshop promotions focused on AI use-case discovery and implementationDirect offer posts (launches, bundles, Black Friday promos) for training programsPersonal and brand milestones that reinforce authority and community growth

Performance Insights

46.3%

Avg Engagement Rate

STABLE

Performance Trend

Best Performing Topics

Personal and audience milestones that signal growth and social proof (e.g., YouTube subscribers)Live workshops and highly practical AI use-case discovery contentSkill-roadmap posts that demystify how non-coders can become AI BuildersTime-limited offers for high-value training bundles framed with strong social proof

Virality Signals

Milestone and credibility posts significantly outperform average engagement, suggesting strong audience interest in the creator’s growth story and authorityContent that names and codifies roles or identities (AI Builder, AI Operator) drives resonance and shareabilityPosts with clear, simple promises and minimal friction (e.g., ‘40k subs’ or straightforward bundles) tend to draw more rapid engagementInteractive CTAs that require commenting to join or learn more correlate with higher comment volumesTime-boxed offers (Black Friday, limited 24-hour deal) paired with clear value stacks encourage sharing and urgency-driven engagement

Structure & Quality

220

Avg Length (Words)

HIGH

Depth Level

ADVANCED

Expertise Level

8.5/10

Uniqueness Score

Common Hooks

Contrarian opener that challenges a common belief (e.g. “Most initiatives will fall short”, “They’re wrong”)Timely context hook around events or timelines (e.g. Black Friday, upcoming workshop date)High-stakes framing around AI as a strategic imperative for businessesIdentity-based hook that names a role (AI Operator, AI Builder) the reader can aspire toUltra-short milestone statement that relies on context and social proof (“40k subs on YouTube, here we go.”)

Common Endings

Direct CTA to take the next step (“See you on the other side.”)Pointer to external resources (“link in the comments”)Invitation to signal interest in comments (“Want to join? Let me know in the comments.”)Future pacing and belonging (“grab your seat”, “before the offer expires”, “office hours launching in January”)

Value Delivery Methods

Translating abstract AI hype into concrete frameworks for transformation and automationProviding explicit skill-maps that help non-technical professionals see a path into AI workOffering reusable mental models (building blocks, bottlenecks, frameworks) for identifying use casesBundling education with community, office hours, and ongoing content to support implementation

Formatting Style

Long-form text posts broken into short paragraphs for readabilityUse of bold/Unicode emphasis to label sections and concepts (Strategy, Culture, AI Foundations, etc.)Arrow-based bullet lists to enumerate skills, benefits, and stepsSparse but intentional emoji use to highlight new features or excitement (🆕, ✨)Clear structure: hook → explanation/framework → bullets → CTA

Audience & Tone

YES

Question Usage

0.8%

Response Rate

Detected Tone

Smart-casual operator with deep technical and business literacyFramework-driven strategist who simplifies complexity into actionable stepsRelatable expert who blends teaching with subtle sales and social proofAspirational but grounded educator focused on execution over hypesemi-formalfirst-person

Interaction Style

Expert-to-practitioner teaching that positions the audience as future AI Builders/operatorsDialogue-oriented prompts that invite comments to access workshops or signal interestUse of social proof (5,000+ operators, named companies, subscriber counts) to build trust and spark discussionCommunity-centric framing that emphasizes belonging to a group learning AI together

Community Building Signals

Naming the audience identity explicitly (AI Operators, AI Builders) to create a shared labelHighlighting community elements like lifetime access, office hours, and webinarsCelebrating public milestones (YouTube subscribers) to make followers feel part of the journeyStructuring offers around long-term membership and continued learning rather than one-off content

Writing Style Patterns

Content Strategy

Hook: Contrarian opener that challenges a common belief (e.g. “MosTone: semi-formalCTA: Sales-driven CTAs to purchase a course or bundle w

Writing style breakdown

Core characteristics

Professional, practical, and business-focused with a conversational layer on top. This is classic “LinkedIn operator / builder” voice: credible, grounded, and results-oriented.

Tone is persuasive and informative rather than emotional or poetic. The goal is to teach, frame thinking, and drive action (sign up, buy, join, read more).

Style is structured and methodical. Arguments are laid out in clearly segmented blocks, often with an explicit breakdown (framework, list, playbook).

Voice is confident and declarative. There is no hedging; statements are framed as facts or strong observations.

Emotional tone and energy

Medium-to-high energy, but controlled. Not hypey or overly dramatic.

- Momentum is created through

Short, punchy standalone sentences.

Repetition and rhythmic line breaks.

Clear “build-up → payoff” patterns.

Emotion is mostly channeled into urgency (limited-time offer, transformation) and empowerment (you can do this even without coding).

- Frequent use of

Contrast: “It's one thing to X. It's another to Y.” / “Most initiatives will fall short. Here's why:”

Framing lines: “Here’s what we taught them:”, “Here’s the playbook:”, “Here's what we see working:”

Patterning: lists of capabilities, dimensions, frameworks.

Storytelling is light and functional: one short example, then distilled “lessons learned” as bullets.

- Occasional rhetorical questions, usually to

Open a post: “How do you launch a product in 10 weeks ... with no engineering team?”

Close with a prompt: “Are you ready?”

Direct audience engagement is frequent but concise: “Want to join? Let me know in the comments.” / “So if you're looking to jump on the AI train: head to our website…”

- Mix of

Second person (“you”, “your business”) for direct engagement and persuasion.

First-person plural “we” to refer to the team, programs, and observed patterns (“Here's what we see working”, “We've trained 5,000+ operators…”).

Third person when referencing companies or examples (“Lufthansa Innovation Hub is now integrating…”).

- Commands are direct and confident

Join me and Jan for our upcoming workshop…

head to our website and grab your seat…

Let me know in the comments.

Suggestions are rare and usually framed as invitations rather than soft advice.

Alexandre Kantjas

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Performance Overview

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Content Strategy

Core characteristics

Emotional tone and energy

- Momentum is created through

- Frequent use of

- Occasional rhetorical questions, usually to

- Mix of

- Commands are direct and confident