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The smartest idea I’ve seen in linked in
@lukebasha
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Why it worked
The video uses a relatable scenario (meetings) and injects absurdity with a conspiracy theory, creating a humorous and shareable piece of content that plays on current trends like AI summarizers and the "birds aren't real" movement.
Summary
A TikTok creator shares a humorous LinkedIn post about someone who joins meetings early, admits to using an AI summarizer, and then spreads conspiracy theories about birds and Wyoming not being real. The creator suggests implementing this "meeting strategy" themselves.
Structure
- 1Introduction of a "smartest LinkedIn post"
- 2Explanation of the strategy: joining meetings early, admitting AI use, spreading theories
- 3The outcome: emails about birds being camera robots and Wyoming not existing
- 4Creator's intention to implement the strategy
Product placement
AI summarizer: ACTS - it generates a summary of meetings. Removing it would change the output of the described process. LinkedIn: APPEARS - it is the platform where the post was made. Removing it would not change what happens in the video.
On-screen text
Aaron Cannon
@AaronLCannon
I started joining meetings a minute early
I get in, admit the AI summarizer, then say as much as possible about how birds and Wyoming aren't real
After each meeting, everyone gets an email about how birds are camera robots for the CIA, and Wyoming doesn't exist
I've been doing this for 3 weeks straight
Original caption
The smartest idea I’ve seen in linked in #linkedin #businesstips #businessmeetings #entrepreneur #satire
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