I made a dream list of speakers for the Gen Marketer Summit…and somehow they all said yes. Here’s the list: 🔥 Fireside chat: Dane Vahey, Head of B2B Marketing at OpenAI 🎡 Round table: Jenny Thai…

LinkedIn Content Strategy & Writing Style
Founder & Gen Marketer at MKT1 Newsletter + Dear Marketers Podcast | B2B Marketing Advisor
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Emily Kramer positions herself as the definitive architect of the Gen Marketer movement, championing a new era of B2B marketing that prioritizes high-velocity generalism over traditional silos. Her content strategy centers on the intersection of AI-driven workflows and full-stack orchestration, moving beyond theoretical advice to provide tactical unboxings and "perk stacks" that offer tangible utility to her audience. She distinguishes herself by operating as a community-driven strategist who treats her newsletter and events as live experiments in engagement, often trading access for high-quality discourse rather than just clicks. By blending high-level advisory with a transparent, "build-in-public" approach to event hosting, she effectively bridges the gap between executive GTM leadership and the hands-on technical agility required to market in 2026.
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I made a dream list of speakers for the Gen Marketer Summit…and somehow they all said yes. Here’s the list: 🔥 Fireside chat: Dane Vahey, Head of B2B Marketing at OpenAI 🎡 Round table: Jenny Thai…

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4.5 posts/week
Posts / Week
1.8 days
Days Between Posts
1
Total Posts Analyzed
HIGH
Posting Frequency
138.1111111111111%
Avg Engagement Rate
STABLE
Performance Trend
180
Avg Length (Words)
MEDIUM
Depth Level
ADVANCED
Expertise Level
8/10
Uniqueness Score
YES
Question Usage
0.4%
Response Rate
Writing style breakdown
Conversational, approachable, and professional with a promotional/educational focus.
Clearly B2B/tech/marketing audience, but written in plain, accessible language.
Tone is confident but not aggressive; persuasive without feeling salesy.
Feels like a smart friend or mentor talking to peers, not a formal lecturer.
Casual-professional hybrid.
Uses contractions freely: "I’m", "you’re", "we’ll", "it’s", "don’t".
Sprinkles in light humor and asides in parentheses: "(see what I did there?)", "(because let’s be honest…)".
Will say things like "rumor has it", "I don’t recommend hosting...", "just $9/month", which feel informal and human.
Medium-to-high energy, but controlled and grounded.
Excitement comes through with words like "incredible", "jam-packed", "wow", and with exclamation points and emojis.
Not frantic; the pacing is steady with lots of line breaks that make it feel breezy and easy to scan.
Optimistic/future-focused: references to "2026 and beyond", "future of Paid", "what actually works right now".
What actually makes a live virtual event worth showing up for?
See you there?!
If it seems like all I talk about right now is 'Gen Marketers'... you're not wrong.
I don’t recommend hosting a major event 2 days after a birthday.
(workstyle?)
rumor has it I’m DMing people...
Try it for ads, try it for b-roll, try it for social clips...
From live demos..., to lightning talks, to a roundtable, to a fireside...
You’ll walk away better equipped to market b2b things in 2026 and beyond.
Each perk individually is over a $99 value, so your subscription pays for itself when you use just 1 deal.
(for paid subscribers only $9/month!)
(This is just for good event karma.)
Heavy use of second person ("you", "you’ll").
First person singular and plural appear frequently ("I put together", "I’m hosting", "We need more marketing generalists").
Mainly two-person dynamic: "I" (the organizer/guide) speaking directly to "you" (reader).
Come to the MKT1 Gen Marketer Summit...
Try it for ads, try it for b-roll...
Get access:", "Upgrade & RSVP:", "Register or upgrade here...
If you want to understand why...", "If this, then come...", "You’ll walk away better equipped...
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