Attributed - A podcast by Dreamdata
Sep 22, 2026 · 54 min · 11 segments
AI has made it easier than ever to create content. It has also made it easier than ever for every company to sound exactly the same. Same claims. Same features. Same advice. Same AI-polished LinkedIn…
Katelyn BourgoinGuest
Steffen HedebrandtHostLauraHostLike the thing when I post on LinkedIn at the moment, the things that do by far the best is ugly screenshots.
It is literally screenshots from my inbox or from a spreadsheet or a very ugly graph.
But I think it is those things where this is clearly Stefan's inbox or this is clearly a spreadsheet that he has in front of him.
Whereas all the polished stuff, that doesn't really go anywhere at the moment.

You're going to hear in any argument, you're going to hear two sides of it.

Like people will say, you know, you have to post stories are the only things that work.

And then others will say, like, you know, stories are not going to attract your audience.

All of it comes down to who are you trying to attract What problem do they need you to solve for them? And how do you show them that you're trustworthy and do it repetitively so that the value that they see in you is clear and that your reputation starts to compound? And that's what it comes down to.

And I think a lot of what I love about the work we do now with Ownable Ideas, and we'll kind of talk more about that.

But the big thing that it forces people to do because it's like in the name is it forces them to commit to an argument.
Like the thing when I post on LinkedIn at the moment, the things that do by far the best is ugly screenshots.
It is literally screenshots from my inbox or from a spreadsheet or a very ugly graph.
But I think it is those things where this is clearly Stefan's inbox or this is clearly a spreadsheet that he has in front of him.
Whereas all the polished stuff, that doesn't really go anywhere at the moment.

You're going to hear in any argument, you're going to hear two sides of it.

Like people will say, you know, you have to post stories are the only things that work.

And then others will say, like, you know, stories are not going to attract your audience.

All of it comes down to who are you trying to attract What problem do they need you to solve for them? And how do you show them that you're trustworthy and do it repetitively so that the value that they see in you is clear and that your reputation starts to compound? And that's what it comes down to.

And I think a lot of what I love about the work we do now with Ownable Ideas, and we'll kind of talk more about that.

But the big thing that it forces people to do because it's like in the name is it forces them to commit to an argument.
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