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Google's AI cited my client's LinkedIn post 11 times last month.
Google's AI cited my client's LinkedIn post 11 times last
month.
He wasn't writing for you. He was writing for ChatGPT.
Profile views tripled anyway. Inbound...
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Here’s how I determined the visuals for this personal project.
Once the theme and moodboard were set, the next thing I thought about was the structure of the video: what do I want to show, and how should each visual connect to the next?
From there, I structured the flow as:
Object → Observation → Deconstruction → Experimentation
This structure was then translated into each shot you see in this motion design video.
For the visual style, I combined digital aesthetics and editorial brutalism through pixel textures, ASCII graphics, glitch, construction grids, data-inspired visuals, and brutalist typography.
This visual approach was heavily inspired by the work of Riccardo Agostinelli & Dan Neuenhaus.
Which shot do you find the most visually satisfying?
Concept, Design & Animation by me
Everyone wants a growth hack.
I run two content sites on the most boring routine you've
ever seen.
Every week, the same list:
1. Publish what's on the calendar, including the unsexy
pieces.
→ Consistency is what LinkedIn actually rewards.
2. Update old posts before writing new ones.
→ A refreshed post ranks faster than a fresh one. (Took me
way too long to accept this.)
3. Fix internal keywords.
→ 15 minutes. Nobody claps for it. It compounds anyway.
4. Open Search, not the follower count.
→ Queries tell you what to write next. Vanity metrics don't.
That's it. That's the strategy.
6 months of this, and I went from 0 to 12,000 of youuu.
The graph looks dramatic. The work never was.
Growth is boring.
But the results are sweet.
What's the most boring thing that's actually working for you
right now?
