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If you've spent five minutes on LinkedIn, you've probably noticed that many posts are written in a very formulaic way. Tom Orbach, a growth marketing manager in Israel, noticed too and figured out a way to get that content automatically. Enter the Viral Post Generator.
I gave it a whirl, turning the "cringe" up high:
Sold!
Go ahead, get that rich, AI-driven, viral-style content your former coworkers deserve.
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