LinkedIn Content Strategy & Writing Style
Marketing at Kinso AI and Founders Table
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Tahlia Kennedy positions herself as the prototypical Gen Z intrapreneur, documenting her high-stakes journey as a founding marketer at a viral AI startup. Her content strategy centers on "building in public" through a high-energy, entertainment-first lens, utilizing team skits, "The Office" style parodies, and gamified marketing stunts to humanize a pre-launch tech product. She is notable for her unapologetic transparency regarding equity and incentives, often contrasting the "delusion" of youth with the masterclass of working alongside $180M founders. By blending career-entry advocacy with experimental growth hacking, Tahlia successfully reframes the traditional marketing role into a character-driven narrative that prioritizes cultural relevance and team personality over dry product features.
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3 controversial things I did to get a job at Sydney’s most viral $100m startup... 1) I didn't wait until they had a job position I wanted to work for Frank Greeff and Jacques Greeff 🦈 but they hadn…
Hormozi just shared our business to his 4 million followers 1 week before we launch, here’s how... (it didn't happen by accident) Lately I've been trying to figure out how to market an app that didn'…
How does a 21 yr old with NO experience end up shareholder & marketer of Sydney's viral $100m app? Complete delusion. Even in school I was delusional enough to think I could: - Start social media ma…
7 months ago I reached out to 2 founders asking for a job Today I signed $30,000 of shares in their company (with a pink fluffy pen of course) We hit our waitlist goal of 10,000 sign ups 6 weeks ear…
Marketing a business in public is easy when you have a physical product with beautiful packaging. But what if it's tech that doesn't exist yet, just an idea on a whiteboard? For 7 months, that's bee…
I DM’d $180m founders asking for a job at 20 6 months later, they just gave me $30k of shares We just hit our waitlist goal of 10,000 sign ups, so we got a $30,000 bonus each But our bosses just pull…
0.5 posts/week
Posts / Week
16 days
Days Between Posts
1
Total Posts Analyzed
LOW
Posting Frequency
161.7%
Avg Engagement Rate
STABLE
Performance Trend
210
Avg Length (Words)
MEDIUM
Depth Level
INTERMEDIATE
Expertise Level
0.83/10
Uniqueness Score
YES
Question Usage
0.2%
Response Rate
Writing style breakdown
Overall tone: conversational, casual, energetic, young, social-media native.
Professional context, but the voice is distinctly Gen Z: memes, slang, self-deprecating humor, dramatic phrasing.
Strongly personal and narrative-driven, but always tied back to business, marketing, startups, or career lessons.
Feels like “behind-the-scenes of a startup” meets “motivational TikTok storytelling”.
Informal, but not chaotic. Grammar is mostly correct, with intentional slips that sound natural for a 20–21-year-old.
Uses contractions constantly: “don’t”, “wouldn’t”, “I’m”, “we’re”.
Mixes serious business terms (“equity”, “shares”, “waitlist”, “founder”, “$100m app”) with casual phrasing (“spicy choice”, “SMH”, “lol, fr though”).
High energy, fast-paced, and emotionally forward.
Feels excited, ambitious, and often slightly in disbelief about her own trajectory (“Complete delusion.”, “can’t believe this scene has now seen 500k+ eyeballs, SMH”).
Carries a constant undercurrent of optimism and “anything is possible if you’re delusional enough”.
Rhetorical questions (“Did I make the right decision?”, “What would you pick?”, “But what if it's tech that doesn't exist yet, just an idea on a whiteboard?”)
Parenthetical asides for humor or self-awareness (“(obviously)”, “(lol, fr though)”, “(with a pink fluffy pen of course)”).
Short, punchy stand-alone lines for impact (“Complete delusion.”, “OR”, “Within seconds we all said equity”).
Big contrast setups: cash vs equity, safety vs delusion, product vs humans behind the product.
Specific people: “Frank Greeff and Jacques Greeff 🦈”, “Hormozi”.
Specific numbers: “$30,000”, “10,000 sign ups”, “$180M founder”.
Self-aware and slightly ironic: jokes about “Gen Z needs to be bribed with cash”, “my grandma said… ‘real job’”.
Primarily first-person singular “I” describing her own actions and experience.
First-person plural “we” when referring to her team or company.
So if you wanna grab the attention of someone with millions of your ideal customers…
If you thought too much about the ‘what ifs’ you'd never start.
Just be delusional & start.
Comment ‘Kinso’ and I’ll DM you…
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