Ragevertising

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Proof.
Not promises.

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Ragevertising in action: 15 posts · 26.6M views →Ragevertising on LinkedIn: 17 posts →
  • Basket of warm dinner rolls on a dark restaurant table

    Texas Roadhouse

    1.4 million views.
    Over bread.

    A short organic post about ordering free rolls at a restaurant and the etiquette of taking advantage of an unlimited offer.

    The rolls were the prop. The argument was the content.

    1.4M
    Views
    11K+
    Reactions
    1.9K
    Replies
    870+
    Shares
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  • Hand holding a phone showing an AI assistant usage limit message

    Claude / AI

    131 comments.
    About an AI taking PTO.

    Carlos jokingly framed an AI assistant hitting its usage limits mid-task as an AI employee quiet quitting and taking unapproved PTO.

    The product was AI. The content was the argument.

    131
    Comments
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  • Crumpled takeout receipt with a line item circled in red marker

    Consumer pricing

    $18 for takeout?
    That's the argument.

    Placeholder concept. A receipt posted with one line item circled and a single question attached to it.

    The receipt was the prop. The price was the position.

    Performance metrics pending verification

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