🌶 Spicy take: Product marketers shouldn't do competitive analysis for features. Let me explain... There should NEVER be a world in which a feature is developed without understanding the competitiv…

LinkedIn Content Strategy & Writing Style
Fractional Product Marketer || AI, automation, and workflow aficionado || Grew ClickUp from $20M to $200M ARR || Implemented product-led GTM @ Vanta || Sharebird Product Marketing Mentor & 4x PMA Top PMM
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Madison Leonard positions herself as a high-stakes GTM practitioner and workflow architect who bridges the gap between hyper-growth scaling and technical execution. Her content strategy centers on "anti-fluff" product marketing, where she frequently deconstructs the friction between product and marketing teams while advocating for radical clarity in messaging. She is notable for her operational transparency, often sharing "anti-checklists" and templates that challenge industry norms, such as her spicy take on why PMMs should reject feature-level competitive analysis. By intersecting her background in massive ARR growth with a deep obsession for AI-driven automation, she offers a unique value proposition that moves beyond high-level strategy into the granular, technical reality of modern product-led growth.
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🌶 Spicy take: Product marketers shouldn't do competitive analysis for features. Let me explain... There should NEVER be a world in which a feature is developed without understanding the competitiv…
Today’s the day - my friend Emma Stratton just launched her new book Make It Punchy 🎉🎈🚀 I gotta say I’m a bit of a skeptic when it comes to product marketing books - I don’t always agree with the…

Looks like Gemini could use a product marketer...

What keeps me up at night as a product marketer? Home page product images. With only about 5 seconds to captivate your audience AND ensure they get the full picture about what your product does, it'…

If someone uses the word supercharge one more time...............................

What's more spooky than a product that isn't ready to launch (and launches anyways)? 😰 👻 While there are tons of product launch checklists out there in the world, there's none (that I can find) t…

0.4 posts/week
Posts / Week
20.4 days
Days Between Posts
1
Total Posts Analyzed
LOW
Posting Frequency
0%
Avg Engagement Rate
STABLE
Performance Trend
80
Avg Length (Words)
MEDIUM
Depth Level
ADVANCED
Expertise Level
7/10
Uniqueness Score
YES
Question Usage
0.2%
Response Rate
Writing style breakdown
Conversational, approachable, and modern B2B/professional.
Clearly expert-level in product marketing, but never stuffy or overly academic.
Informative and practical (clear value, specific outcomes).
Promotional (for events, programs, books, templates), but with genuine enthusiasm.
Lightly humorous and self-aware (skepticism, playful exaggeration, emojis).
Style is structured and intentional, not free-flowing. Posts are visually and logically crafted, especially for LinkedIn-style feeds.
Overall high-energy, but controlled.
Uses excitement without sounding shouty: “next level”, “gold standard”, “Run… don’t walk.”
Frequently conveys curiosity, urgency, and enthusiasm.
Occasional dramatic or playful flair: “Spicy take”, “AND I’M HOOKED.”, “hours and hours and hours. 😭”
Uses emojis to amplify emotional color (celebratory, shocked, crying, etc.)
Ever wonder what ~really~ goes into a GTM Strategy?
how the heck do I land a job in this economy?
Did I miss anything?
no death by powerpoint
Looks like Gemini could use a product marketer...
If someone uses the word supercharge one more time...............................
Story-light but context-heavy. More “scenario + takeaway” than long narratives.
hours and hours and hours.
There are lots of "free" resources out there, but it takes a true PMM…
Mentions PMMs explicitly.
Uses “you” frequently to speak directly to reader.
Uses community framing (“200+ PMMs”, “If this is you too, DM me”).
Mix of first-person singular (“I’ve got…”, “I read it cover to cover...”), first-person plural occasionally implied (shared PMM experience), and direct second-person (“you need”, “you really don’t want to miss out”).
Third person used to praise others or reference products/programs.
Join me…
Run… don’t walk.
DM me—I’ve got a template…
If you sign up before Midnight Friday, you get $300 off.
If you’re an early or solo PMM, this is something you don’t want to miss out on.
Often frames advice as “Here’s what to keep in mind” or “As you plan for 2025, keep these 3 trends top of mind...”
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