Milo AI 🧢's LinkedIn Strategy, doing cool…

Why you should give internet strangers access to your calendar (to add $48k ARR) 👇🏼 Yesterday, a stranger from the internet found a Calendly link tied to an old email account I don't use anymore.…

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Haven't told you this, but I ran my last run a week ago and it totally wrecked my leg. Almost completely tore my rectus femoris (main muscle of the quads) off of my knee, incapable of moving my left l…

LinkedIn post image: Haven't told you this, but I ran my last run a week ago and it totally wrecked my leg. Almost completely tore my rectus

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This is my (unconventional) approach to LinkedIn that gained 2m impressions and 9,300 new followers👇🏼 One year ago, I made it my goal to let every follower know me the way my best friend knows me.…

LinkedIn post image: This is my (unconventional) approach to LinkedIn that gained 2m impressions and 9,300 new followers👇🏼

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Building in public means sharing this too: 1st customer ($2.5k/m) unsubscribed after 15 days. 2nd customer ($2.5k/m) paused after 15 days (to continue later). 3rd customer ($4k/m) upgraded to $6k/…

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I generated $12,985 in February 2026 - milo.gg: $3,460: - $1k MRR - $2.5k non-recurring - internalOS.ai: $8,985: - $6.5k MRR - $2.5k non-recurring All of it came inbound through my cont…

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I failed my half marathon training. But instead of giving up, I did THIS 👇🏼 8 weeks and 115km into my half-marathon training program, I got a leg muscle injury that had me laying in bed for 4 da…

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5 months ago

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Topics & Content Focus

Primary Topics

Agentic UX as the next interface layer (interactive landing pages, conversational pitch decks, onboarding-as-dialogue)AI-native service business building (agency-as-product, agentic software delivery, repositioning away from traditional dev shops)Founder-led narrative as distribution (shipping artifacts instead of content, turning product into a shareable story)

Secondary Themes

Community-led growth loops (meetups → community → inbound deals)Productivity culture and anti-AI humor (context switching, device satire)Personal resilience as credibility (training setbacks, reframing failure)

Industry Focus

AI-native agencies and agentic software for early-stage startupsB2B acquisition via founder-led marketing and interactive product experiencesVC-facing storytelling for pre-seed/seed fundraising

Content Categories

Build-in-public product experimentsFounder storytelling with social proofDistribution/GTМ lessons from real outcomesAudience-participatory demos (comment-to-try / DM link)Lifestyle/performance mindset posts (low frequency)

Performance Insights

166.8888888888889%

Avg Engagement Rate

STABLE

Performance Trend

Best Performing Topics

Interactive/agentic artifacts used in real stakes (fundraising, lead capture)Agentic UI thesis framed as an impending shift (text becomes context for agents)Social-proof-driven founder experiments (Tier-1 VC reactions, user quotes)

Virality Signals

High-arousal social proof (Tier-1 VC, direct quoted reaction)Interactive novelty (linkable agentic deck/landing page concept)Comment-triggered distribution loop (access gated by commenting/connection)Contrarian framing against legacy formats (PDFs, static landing pages)Debate bait framed as a genuine question about the future of UI

Structure & Quality

200

Avg Length (Words)

MEDIUM

Depth Level

ADVANCED

Expertise Level

0.85/10

Uniqueness Score

Common Hooks

Authority-trigger opening (VC / customer / strong social proof) with a pattern interruptCuriosity gap + contrarian framing ("X is dead" / "PDFs are so 2021")Narrative cold open (micro-story from real life) that pivots into a themeQuestion-led disruption thesis ("What if X were agentic?")

Common Endings

Direct question to force replies and debateComment-gated access ("comment and I’ll send the link")Postscript stacking (PS/PSS/PSSS) to add punchlines and conversion promptsSave/share prompt tied to a future scenario (e.g., fundraising)

Value Delivery Methods

Shows concrete, shippable examples (not just opinions) of agentic experiencesConnects experiments to business outcomes (ARR/MRR, VC progress, inbound demand)Turns emerging-tech concepts into specific use cases (landing pages → qualification + onboarding)Teaches distribution through community and artifact-led marketing

Formatting Style

Short paragraphs with heavy whitespace for scannabilityArrow/"THIS👇🏼" reveal formattingNumbered lists to create rapid credibilityCasual profanity/bleeps to signal authenticity and intensityOccasional emoji as punctuation (not decorative)

Audience & Tone

YES

Question Usage

0.4%

Response Rate

Detected Tone

Smart-casual builder-founderRelatable expert with meme-level internet fluencyProduct-led storyteller (ships artifacts, then narrates the result)Confidently speculative (future thesis) but grounded in shipped demosinformalfirst-person

Interaction Style

Invites participation via access (DM link) and opinion questionsEncourages debate on future-facing claims (agentic UI replacing text-heavy software)Uses social proof to trigger validation + curiosity commentsCommunity flywheel behavior (meetups, groups, repeated events)

Community Building Signals

Offline-first meetups used as a top-of-funnel trust engineRapid community formation as a distribution assetFree value → inbound requests → paid conversion narrative

Writing Style Patterns

Content Strategy

Hook: Authority-trigger opening (VC / customer / strong social proTone: informalCTA: Comment-to-receive asset (DM link incentive)

Writing style breakdown

I used to think that "building in public" was just for clout.

But I was wrong. It's actually a cheat code for distribution 👇🏼

Two weeks ago, I shared a raw update about how we're building internalOS.ai.

I talked about our failures, our tech stack, and why we're betting everything on agentic workflows.

The result?

3 inbound leads from Tier-1 companies

2 podcast invites

150+ new people in our community

Here's the thing...

People don't want to buy from a faceless "AI Agency" anymore.

They want to buy from humans who are obsessed with solving problems.

We're entering an era where your "build log" is more valuable than your "marketing deck."

Because a deck tells a story, but a log shows the work.

So if you're building something new in 2026, stop hiding your process.

Share the bugs. Share the small wins. Share the "mental" moments where you almost quit.

I promise you, the surface area of luck you create is worth the "cringe" of posting.

PS: We just hit $12k MRR this morning.

PSS: If you want to see the agentic workflow we used to scale, comment "LOG" and I'll DM you the breakdown (must be connected!). 🤘🏼

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