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TAHLIA KENNEDY

@tahlia.kennedy · business, marketing, career

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I love marketing :) head of content @kinso.app

https://www.kinso.ai/

87K followers
13 reels read
614x best outlier
16.0x typical
18M views in here
7 Jul 2026 newest

how they make thembroad appeal, right length, text on screen, good length, visual setup, useful idea, simple story, background music

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 22 May 2026

614x outlier

An employee makes a fake Netflix documentary trailer to ask her bosses for ten days of vacation.

11M views
518K likes
1.2K comments
98K shares
46K saves
87K followers
55s long
4.8% liked
hookViewers stop to see how two bosses react to a worker asking for time off through a funny video.
  • Bosses on screen. Two men sit at a meeting table looking at a screen.
  • Netflix sound. The iconic red logo and sound effect play right away.
  • Bold text. Text explains that the video is a fake Netflix trailer for asking for ten days off.
  • Broad theme. Almost everyone who works a job wants to ask for time off.
retainViewers watch until the end to find out how the bosses react to the trailer.
  • Funny idea. Making a cinematic movie trailer just to ask for leave is very silly.
  • Real reactions. You see the bosses laugh and cover their faces as they watch.
  • Fast cuts. The video uses 14 shots in 54.8 seconds, with a new shot about every 3.9 seconds.
  • Simple story. The trailer builds up to the big question about taking leave.
  • Good length. The video is under a minute and keeps a fast pace.
rewardViewers get a good laugh and feel inspired to make creative requests at work.
  • Laughter and fun. The bosses laughing makes the viewer laugh too.
  • Creative inspiration. Viewers might want to try a fun idea with their own boss.
  • Good workplace vibes. Seeing bosses who enjoy a joke feels warm and nice.
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Follow for part 2 😭

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 5 May 2026

113x outlier

An office worker makes a fake Netflix trailer to ask her bosses for ten days of vacation.

2M views
87K likes
327 comments
36K shares
14K saves
87K followers
48s long
4.4% liked
hookA smiling woman in an office setting uses text to tease a dramatic story about asking her boss for leave.
  • Visual hook. A young woman with headphones sits in a modern office and laughs.
  • Setting and lighting. The background shows glass office walls with bright overhead lights.
  • Background music. A playful accordion tune plays in the background.
  • Onscreen text. Bold white text at the top says she made a Netflix trailer to ask her bosses for time off.
  • Universal topic. Asking for time off work is something almost every employee thinks about.
retainThe clip keeps viewers watching by building suspense through a funny mock interview format.
  • Silly premise. Making a movie trailer just to ask for leave is funny and unexpected.
  • Show don't tell. She acts out a full dramatic interview instead of just talking about her idea.
  • Relatable emotion. She shows real nervous energy about asking her bosses a simple question.
  • Fast pacing. 16 shots in 48.4 seconds keep the story moving every three seconds.
  • Key props. The desk chair, office computer, and microphone make the trailer feel real.
  • Clear story arc. The video builds from her sitting down to her finally stating her request.
  • Right length. Under fifty seconds is just enough time to deliver the joke without dragging.
rewardViewers get a good laugh and feel inspired to bring more humor into their own workplace.
  • Shared humor. Viewers laugh at how dramatic a simple vacation request can become.
  • Workplace relief. The video lightens the tension around asking for time off at work.
  • Creative inspiration. Viewers might want to make their own funny videos for coworkers.
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See response on @kinso.app 😭 (stay tuned for response doco) 🤭

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 9 Mar 2026

76.1x outlier

A woman shows the huge mess on her car passenger seat after working a long day.

1.3M views
64K likes
88 comments
7K shares
1.4K saves
87K followers
7s long
4.8% liked
hookA woman looking directly at the camera with text about her long work hours grabs your attention right away.
  • Her face. She looks right at you with a calm face.
  • Car setting. She sits in the driver seat with light behind her.
  • Upbeat music. Energetic music plays in the background.
  • Text on screen. Yellow text describes leaving home at 4:30am and returning at 5:30pm.
  • Broad appeal. Anyone who works long hours can relate to this situation.
retainPeople keep watching to see how messy her passenger seat really is.
  • Showing the mess. She moves the camera to reveal bags, coffee cups, and clothes.
  • Real messy props. The video relies on the big pile of things on the seat to prove her point.
  • Single camera move. The video uses 1 unbroken take across 7.4 seconds.
  • Clear story. The camera goes from her face to the mess and back to her face.
  • Short length. The brief video fits this simple showcase perfectly.
rewardViewers feel understood and amused seeing someone else have a messy car from working long days.
  • Shared feeling. Viewers feel less guilty about their own messy cars.
  • A quick laugh. Her final look makes the messy seat lighthearted and funny.
  • Feeling seen. People who work early to late hours feel validated.
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🤢🤢 surely I’m not the only one

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 7 Jul 2026

59.5x outlier

A young woman shares a list of opposite habits to ask if personality type D exists.

1M views
23K likes
232 comments
12K shares
4.8K saves
87K followers
8s long
2.2% liked
hookA relatable text list about feeling mixed up makes viewers stop to see if they match the description.
  • Visual setup. A young woman wearing large headphones sits in a bright office.
  • Clean setting. Glass walls and soft office light fill the background.
  • Background music. A quiet country song plays softly while she sits at her desk.
  • Text overlay. Large white text asks about personality type D and lists weird traits.
  • Broad topic. Almost everyone feels like a bundle of opposite habits sometimes.
retainViewers keep reading the list to see every funny trait described on screen.
  • Relatable idea. The written traits describe messy human habits in a funny way.
  • Text format. The message is written on screen so people read along.
  • Quiet acting. She looks around thoughtfully while keeping a calm face.
  • Single shot. The video is one unbroken take that lasts 8.2 seconds.
  • Office props. Her keyboard and headphones make the office setting feel real.
  • Simple story. The text reads easily from top to bottom.
  • Good length. The eight second length gives just enough time to read the text.
rewardViewers feel understood and amused after reading a list that matches their own messy habits.
  • Feeling seen. Viewers realize other people also act in funny opposite ways.
  • Light chuckle. The list makes fun of normal daily struggles.
  • Shared mood. Viewers feel less alone with their weird personal traits.
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Let’s make type D a thing

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 3 Apr 2026

39.0x outlier

A young woman shows how her life changed in six months after joining a small company and helping it grow into a big team with a new office.

684K views
19K likes
166 comments
2.7K shares
5.2K saves
87K followers
55s long
2.8% liked
hookThe video starts with a shocked young woman covering her mouth as big dramatic music begins.
  • Shocked face. A young woman walks through a hallway with her hand over her mouth looking amazed.
  • Bright office. The hall has clean white walls and glass doors with bright ceiling lights.
  • Epic music. The song Outro by M83 starts with cinematic brass and deep slow drums.
  • Text on screen. Bold text says Everything can change in 6 months in simple white letters.
  • Broad appeal. Anyone who wants a big career change or a fresh start feels pulled in right away.
retainFast cuts and real behind the scenes clips make the journey feel like a movie.
  • Big story. Watching someone go from a cold email to leading a team feels exciting and quick.
  • Show not tell. The clips show real video calls, whiteboard notes, cake celebrations, and team high fives.
  • Real emotion. Everyone in the clips looks happy, surprised, and genuinely excited.
  • Fast shot cuts. The video has 29 shots in 55.4 seconds, so a new clip appears about every 1.9 seconds.
  • Simple props. Whiteboards, laptop screens, sticky notes, and a celebration cake make each step feel real.
  • Easy timeline. The text captions count up the days and weeks so the story is easy to follow.
  • Good pacing. Less than a minute is just enough time to show six months of hard work and big news.
rewardViewers feel inspired to take chances and work hard on their own big dreams.
  • Big inspiration. The story makes sending a message to a stranger feel worth the risk.
  • Team spirit. Seeing a small group celebrate big wins together feels warm and fun.
  • Fresh start. Moving into a shiny new office makes hard work feel like it pays off in the end.
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The journey.

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 25 Feb 2026

19.5x outlier

A creator plays two different versions of herself to contrast bad business launch tactics with good ones.

342K views
8.5K likes
42 comments
8.5K shares
9.2K saves
87K followers
18s long
2.5% liked
hookThe large title asking what makes the difference between one thousand dollars and one million dollars instantly grabs attention.
  • Visual setup. A young woman in a stylish office stands in two cloned positions wearing plaid pants and a black shirt.
  • Audio start. Clear speaking audio begins talking about marketing before a product launch.
  • Text design. Big bold text asks what the difference is between 1K sales and 1M sales at launch.
  • Broad topic. The topic of making money and building a successful brand appeals to anyone interested in business.
retainThe quick back-and-forth comparison between two strategies keeps viewers listening to every tip.
  • Useful idea. The video clearly contrasts smart launch steps against lazy ones so viewers can learn what works.
  • Calm acting. The creator speaks in a clear, natural tone while switching sides to deliver each point.
  • Unbroken shot. The video is 1 unbroken take that runs for 18.3 seconds with smooth split screen editing.
  • Simple backdrop. A large potted plant sits between the two clones to visually divide the frame.
  • Clear structure. The dialogue alternates line by line between the bad advice and the good advice.
  • Right length. At 18.3 seconds, the advice is delivered quickly without any extra filler.
rewardViewers learn practical marketing tips that can turn a small product launch into a big success.
  • Practical advice. The viewer learns to start marketing months before launch instead of waiting until the last minute.
  • Validation tips. The viewer learns to ask real strangers for feedback rather than relying only on friends and family.
  • Actionable motivation. The viewer feels inspired to build an email waitlist and use referral offers for their own business.
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Marketing for launch

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 6 Feb 2026

16.0x outlier

A woman explains how a company uses Netflix ideas to run its social media team.

280K views
8.6K likes
78 comments
6.3K shares
7K saves
87K followers
47s long
3.1% liked
hookA woman shares high job salaries for content heads to get immediate interest.
  • Look and feel. A woman sits in a bright office sitting area talking to the camera.
  • Bright setting. Clean office space with large windows and bright light.
  • Clear voice. Her voice sounds clear and direct over original audio.
  • Big text. Bold words appear on screen alongside huge job pay numbers.
  • Broad appeal. High salaries and marketing strategies appeal to anyone interested in careers.
retainShe explains her marketing framework using visuals and real office examples.
  • Useful idea. She breaks down a practical marketing strategy step by step.
  • Visual graphics. Graphics showing job ads, charts, and profile pages support her points.
  • Clear speaker. She talks directly to the camera with confidence and calm focus.
  • Slow pacing. The video has 5 shots over 46.6 seconds, changing shot about every 9.3 seconds.
  • Key visuals. Screen overlays of profiles and intern clips show real evidence.
  • Easy story. The story moves cleanly from salary context to concrete strategy.
  • Right length. The time allows for a detailed explanation without feeling dragged out.
rewardViewers learn a creative framework for structuring business social media content.
  • New perspective. Viewers see how to structure social media like a streaming channel.
  • Practical inspiration. Marketers get fresh ideas for personal and team branding.
  • Strong motivation. People feel motivated to rethink how their business builds content.
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Our Netflix Strategy…

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 10 Feb 2026

13.3x outlier

A founder shares the exact steps her team took to get 15,000 waitlist signups for free before launching their app.

234K views
6.4K likes
46 comments
6.3K shares
9.6K saves
87K followers
37s long
2.8% liked
hookA bold text claim about getting 15,000 waitlist signups without paid ads stops viewers who want to grow a business.
  • Visual setup. A blonde woman sits at a table in a clean, modern room holding a small microphone.
  • On screen text. Large black text boxes show a question about getting 15,000 people on a waitlist.
  • Clear audio. She speaks directly to the camera with clear speech and no background music.
  • Broad appeal. Anyone who wants to launch a product or grow an audience can use these tips.
retainActionable tips and pop-up images of tools keep viewers engaged through the whole list.
  • Useful steps. She explains how to use landing pages, forms, and referral loops to gain traction.
  • Visual proof. Small pictures of software logos and team photos pop up as she speaks.
  • Shot count. The video uses 2 shots in 36.5 seconds with one cut at 4.6 seconds, keeping the visual frame steady.
  • Easy story. The tips follow a simple step by step order from landing page to team content.
  • Good length. At 36.5 seconds, the advice feels quick and complete without extra fluff.
rewardViewers walk away with concrete tools and tactics to launch a product for zero ad dollars.
  • Taught something. Viewers learn which free or cheap tools help collect prelaunch emails.
  • Inspired to build. Business owners feel ready to document their journey months before releasing a product.
  • Simple strategy. Viewers realize that encouraging team members to post online can drive massive views.
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We marketed @kinso.app months before it existed

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 20 May 2026

12.6x outlier

A woman sits in an office and lists five artificial intelligence tools that help you work faster and make money.

221K views
5.5K likes
2K comments
3.6K shares
11K saves
87K followers
40s long
2.5% liked
hookFloating app icons and a bold promise about earning money make viewers pause.
  • Clean setting. A well-dressed woman sits in a brightly lit office holding a small microphone.
  • App graphics. Bright icons float above her head to show what the video is about right away.
  • Bold opening. She holds up five fingers and claims you only need five tools to make money.
  • Broad appeal. Anyone who wants to work faster or start an online business will stop to watch.
retainClear advice paired with quick screen recordings keeps viewers watching until the last tip.
  • Simple structure. Each app is assigned just one specific job so the advice is easy to follow.
  • Visual proof. Screen recordings overlay the screen to show how each tool works in real time.
  • Shot changes. Ten shots in 39.5 seconds bring a fresh view about every four seconds to hold attention.
  • Direct delivery. The speaker talks straight to the camera like a friend giving insider tips.
rewardViewers learn a practical shortlist of software to boost their daily work.
  • Useful list. Viewers learn about five smart apps for writing, research, and design.
  • Time-saving habits. Viewers see how voice typing and automated research save hours of effort.
  • Motivation to act. Viewers feel ready to test new software to build their own projects.
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You ONLY need 5 AI tools!!! Comment “business” for my guide.

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 10 Jun 2026

12.4x outlier

A young woman explains how being completely dedicated for six months changed her entire life and career.

218K views
6.6K likes
97 comments
1.5K shares
2.7K saves
87K followers
50s long
3.0% liked
hookA bold question about what happens in six months makes viewers stop and listen to her story.
  • Young main subject. A well-dressed young woman walks down a city street with a big smile.
  • Bold text graphic. White letters at the bottom ask a bold question about what happens if you focus.
  • Clear direct voiceover. Her confident voice speaks directly to the audience right away.
  • Broad target audience. The idea of changing your life in six months appeals to almost anyone wanting a fresh start.
retainQuick shot changes and a fast-paced personal story keep viewers watching to see how far she comes.
  • Rapid editing speed. The video cuts 36 times across 37 shots, averaging a new shot every 1.3 seconds.
  • Real success story. She shows real clips of leaving her old job, getting hired, and moving up fast.
  • Inspiring positive energy. Her cheerful energy and genuine smiles make her progress feel exciting.
  • Clear step-by-step path. The video moves smoothly from feeling lost to reaching her dream job and starting a business.
  • Perfect video length. The 49.5 second duration fits a big story without slowing down.
rewardViewers feel motivated and inspired to work hard on their own goals for six months.
  • Fresh inspiration. Viewers feel encouraged to take a chance on a new career path or dream.
  • Sense of hope. Seeing her succeed makes big life changes feel possible in a short time.
  • Useful mind shift. Viewers learn that total focus and confidence can open unexpected doors.
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A 6 month lock in is all it takes.

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 2 Mar 2026

12.3x outlier

How to test a business idea without spending all your money upfront.

217K views
4.8K likes
55 comments
4.4K shares
9.5K saves
87K followers
36s long
2.2% liked
hookThe video stops viewers with a clear promise on how to test business ideas for free.
  • Presenter appearance. A woman holds a wired earbud microphone close to her face.
  • Setting and light. She sits at a desk in a brightly lit office with simple decor.
  • Music and audio. She speaks right into the mic with natural sound and no background music.
  • Text on screen. Bold white text asks how to test a business idea without investing all your money.
  • Broad appeal. The topic speaks to anyone who dreams of starting a business safely.
retainViewers keep watching to learn step by step methods for testing products and services cheaply.
  • Useful idea. The advice shows how to build a web page and take pre orders before buying stock.
  • Visual props. Small icons pop up on screen to show helpful online tools.
  • Direct delivery. The speaker talks clearly and calmly right to the audience.
  • Shot pacing. The video uses 2 shots in 36.1 seconds with a single edit near the start.
  • Logical flow. The guide moves smoothly from physical products to low risk service ideas.
rewardViewers gain simple ways to test product ideas without risking their savings.
  • Practical knowledge. Viewers learn how to set up pre orders or waitlists to measure demand.
  • Financial confidence. People feel safer starting a project without risking thousands of dollars.
  • Business strategy. Viewers understand why service businesses are lower risk than selling products.
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How to start a business before risking thousands of dollars…

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 27 May 2026

11.8x outlier

A split-screen video compares a woman's regular workday from 7am to 4pm with her side hustle from 4pm to 7pm.

208K views
2K likes
9 comments
223 shares
505 saves
87K followers
18s long
1.0% liked
hookThe split-screen layout immediately grabs attention by comparing two different parts of the day at once.
  • Look and setting. A young woman walks outdoors on top while working at a office desk on the bottom.
  • Upbeat music. Energetic pop music plays right away, setting a fast and busy mood.
  • Text on screen. Bold pink and white text labels the top screen 7am to 4pm and the bottom 4pm to 7pm.
  • Broad audience. Anyone who balances work and personal goals relates to this split routine.
retainViewers keep watching to see how her entire day unfolds side by side from morning to night.
  • Split screen layout. Showing two time periods at once keeps the viewer looking back and forth.
  • Fast video pace. The video moves quickly with 16 shots in 17.6 seconds, changing clips every 1.1 seconds.
  • Clear timeline. Simple timestamps guide the viewer through each step of her day.
  • Relatable moments. Clips showing coffee runs, commuting, eating, and editing show a real daily routine.
rewardViewers walk away feeling inspired to manage their own time and work on side goals.
  • Feeling inspired. Seeing someone stay productive makes viewers want to work on their own projects.
  • Clean progress. Watching a full day move step by step gives a neat feeling of completion.
  • Warm feeling. Ending the busy day resting in bed with a partner feels comforting and cozy.
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A day in my life 🎧💅🏼

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@tahlia.kennedy TAHLIA KENNEDY · 25 Mar 2026

11.4x outlier

A woman explains how to structure social media posts into a three step marketing funnel to help businesses grow.

200K views
6.2K likes
86 comments
5.1K shares
7.6K saves
87K followers
43s long
3.1% liked
hookThe promise of a simple marketing strategy catches the eye of anyone wanting to grow online.
  • Speaker appearance. A young woman sits in an office chair and speaks right to the screen.
  • Office setting. The room is bright and clean with desks and computer screens in the background.
  • Talking audio. Her voice is clear and easy to hear with no background music.
  • Bold text label. Black text on a white box at the top says Viral $100m Marketing Strategy.
  • Broad appeal. The idea helps anyone who wants to sell products or get more views online.
retainClear visual diagrams and quick real examples keep people watching to see all three steps.
  • Useful breakdown. She explains top middle and bottom content with easy examples.
  • Visual graphics. A funnel diagram appears over her head and populates with video clips as she talks.
  • One unbroken shot. The video is one unbroken take that lasts 42.5 seconds without any hard cuts.
  • Easy structure. The story moves smoothly from wide audience videos to sales posts.
  • Right length. The length of 42.5 seconds is just long enough to explain each stage clearly.
rewardThe viewer learns a simple framework to organize their social media posts for better sales.
  • Taught something. The viewer learns what kind of content belongs at each stage of a funnel.
  • Practical ideas. The viewer gets real examples of videos that build trust and drive sales.
  • Inspired to act. The viewer feels ready to improve their own business content plan.
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Viral $100m marketing strategy

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