Kevin Thomas's LinkedIn Strategy — AI Product…

Back in 2020, my GF borrowed 10000 INR from me. After 3 years, when we separated, she returned the 10000 INR to me. I guess I lost INTEREST in that relationship. For financial and relationship advi…

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Humorabout 2 months ago

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Back in 2022, after a great product launch, my manager texted me "Your great". I replied saying, "No, you are great*" He gave me a +10% hike and was in a 100% great mood rest of the month. Moral? C…

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Workplace Humorabout 2 months ago

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Linkedin when I pour my heart out in my posts: 50k Impressions across 5 posts Linkedin when I post one SS of a failed Hinge match: 80k Impressions in 1 Post Who's making the rules at Linkedin? 😅 P…

LinkedIn post image: Linkedin when I pour my heart out in my posts: 50k Impressions across 5 posts

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Social Media Marketingabout 2 months ago

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Has being an engineer helped me become a better PM? (Part 1) Short answer, yes. Long answer: Back in 2019, I was working with Worldline, which was then part of Atos. We were building payment solutio…

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Product Managementabout 2 months ago

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MVPs should be boring. In fact, it should be designed so quickly that it looks like a 15 year old built it. Early in my career, I thought MVP meant impressive. Clean UI. Smooth flows. You name it, it…

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Product Managementabout 2 months ago

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AI Product Management in 2026 is much more than shipping Agents and RAGs. I am still learning a lot of this, and so are most PMs. You are not behind :') 1. AI PMs redesign workflows, not features.…

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AI Product Managementabout 2 months ago

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Topics & Content Focus

Primary Topics

AI-Native Product Management (workflow redesign, trust, governance, unit economics)0→1 Product Execution (boring MVPs, fast validation, paywall-as-signal, scrappy tooling)User Psychology in Product Adoption (identity threat, defensiveness, behavior change)

Secondary Themes

B2B SaaS UX and analytics workflows (alerts, dashboards, prioritization)PM career signals and team dynamics (manager/recognition micro-stories)Moats and competitive differentiation in an LLM-commoditized world

Industry Focus

AI-first B2B SaaS product managementEarly-stage/bootstrapped product developmentModern data/analytics and workflow products

Content Categories

Framework + checklist educationContrarian product takesStory-driven lessons from experienceTrend analysis / expectation-setting for AIHumor posts for reach and persona balance

Performance Insights

99.375%

Avg Engagement Rate

STABLE

Performance Trend

Best Performing Topics

Humor + workplace micro-story (high shareability and low cognitive load)AI PM frameworks/checklists (practical, skimmable, comment-friendly prompts)MVP/validation contrarian guidance (high relevance to builders)

Virality Signals

Pattern interrupt via contrarian claimsHighly skimmable list structures (numbers + rapid-fire questions)Cultural product analogies (Apple vs BlackBerry) that compress complexityEnd-of-post prompts that are easy to answer (‘What would you add?’)Occasional ‘reach’ humor that broadens audience beyond PM niche

Structure & Quality

2200

Avg Length (Words)

HIGH

Depth Level

ADVANCED

Expertise Level

0.78/10

Uniqueness Score

Common Hooks

Contrarian opener that reframes a common belief (e.g., MVPs should be boring)Identity/psychology framing that elevates a product problem beyond UX‘2026’ future-state positioning to create urgency and authorityData shock-stat to challenge assumptions and set stakesShort personal anecdote used as a delivery vehicle for a general rule

Common Endings

Open-ended question to invite comments (e.g., ‘What do you think?’ / ‘What would you add?’)Offer to share resources later or on requestDirect DM invitation for a live exampleSignature sign-off (‘Kevin’)

Value Delivery Methods

Turns abstract product concepts into decision checklistsBridges psychology + product strategy (identity, trust, behavior change)Makes AI feel operational (latency/cost/context windows/governance) rather than hypePushes execution-first validation heuristics (paywall, scrappy MVP, speed of learning)

Formatting Style

Long-form, skimmable paragraphs with heavy line breaksNumbered frameworks and bullet-like question listsRhetorical questions as section headersCasual internet markers (IYKYK, ofc, emoticons) to reduce ‘lecture’ feelOccasional hashtags used intentionally (mostly in humor/light posts)

Audience & Tone

YES

Question Usage

0.1%

Response Rate

Detected Tone

Smart-casual practitionerRelatable expert (credible but not performatively technical)Builder-minded and execution-firstPsychology-aware strategistLightly meme-literate (controlled humor to stay human)semi-formalfirst-person

Interaction Style

Invites peer contribution (co-creating the framework in comments)Teaches without gatekeeping (explicit reassurance: ‘You are not behind’)Uses DM-based micro-funnels for interested sub-segments (example offer)

Community Building Signals

Repeated ‘add your take’ prompts build a practitioner feedback loopPersonal sign-off + casual tone builds creator familiarityOffers follow-up resources to create anticipation and return readership

Writing Style Patterns

Content Strategy

Hook: Contrarian opener that reframes a common belief (e.g., MVPs Tone: semi-formalCTA: Conversation CTA (asks for audience additions/opin

Writing style breakdown

Most PMs are terrified of saying "I don't know."

We feel like we have to be the source of truth for everyone. The engineers, the designers, the stakeholders. If they ask a question and we don't have the answer, we feel like we are failing.

But here is the thing...

The best PMs I know say "I don't know" more than anyone else.

Early in my career, I would try to wing it. I would give a confident-sounding answer based on gut feel just to keep the meeting moving.

The result?

Technical debt.

Misaligned expectations.

And a team that slowly stopped trusting my "confidence."

That was the moment I realized that PMing is not about having all the answers. It is about having the right process to find them.

Kevin Thomas

Warm Analysis

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Content Strategy