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Andrew Au

Andrew Au

I'm fascinated how technology creates better human experiences.

We read 332 of their posts. Here is what they actually do.

TechnologyInspirationalPain Point hooksProfessionals
linkedin.com/in/auandrew ↗
39KFollowers
0.6Posts / week
726Avg likes
60Median likes
43Avg comments
25K likesBest post

Engagement over time

Average likes per post, by month.

18.5likes / 1K followers

That puts them in the 79th percentile of the 2,189 creators we track in the 10K to 50K follower band. Reach is not the same as resonance, and this is the ratio that separates them.

2025-05Average likes per month2026-07

Their hooks, word for word

The opening line of their best-performing posts. This is what stops the scroll.

Content pillars

What they post about, with a line from a real post as evidence.

  • Personal Vulnerability & Immigrant Heritage
    Parents arriving in Canada with no plan B and childhood lessons.
  • Human-Centric Remote Work & Culture
    Accommodating a star employee moving to Pakistan instead of losing them.
  • Pragmatic AI Adoption & Future of Work
    Perspectives on AI in education, workplace disruption, and technological historical parallels.

Signature moves and voice

The repeatable moves that show up across their best posts.

  • Open with visceral, high-stakes personal backstory hooks.
  • Use three-to-four single-sentence lines before dropping a core insight.
  • Contrast modern AI panic with historical automation milestones.
Tone of voiceReflective, empathetic, and optimistic, blending intimate personal vulnerability with pragmatic technology advocacy.

What works for them

Patterns that separate their top posts from the rest.

  • Deeply personal family resilience stories vastly outperform technical analysis posts.
  • Uplifting, human-focused AI applications drive massive viral reach over tech news.
  • Workplace empathy case studies resonate far stronger than event promotions.

When they post

Every post, grouped by day of week.

Mon
45
Tue
560
Wed
617
Thu
916
Fri
923
Sat
746
Sun
74
Posts publishedAverage likes

Best day is Friday at 923 average likes. Monday is their weakest at 45.

What format works

Text, image, video or carousel, ranked by what actually lands for them.

FormatPostsAvg likes
Video841.3K
Image106839
Carousel4581
Text only138284

Format fingerprint

How their posts are built, measured across every post we analysed.

Median length625 chars
Line breaksHigh
Bullet pointsNone
EmojiLow
HashtagsNone
Outbound linksNone
Reading levelGrade 3
Promo intensity0/10

Steal this

Moves you can apply to your own posts this week.

  • Share unfiltered family origin stories tied directly to core professional values.
  • Frame emerging AI anxiety using historical technological precedents like spreadsheets and calculators.
  • Highlight specific, positive human outcomes rather than product specs when discussing tech.

Best-performing posts

Ranked by likes, across everything we analysed.

1

This is my mom and dad arriving in Canada as teenagers. They barely spoke a word of English. Mom grew up under a staircase in Hong Kong. Dad grew up in Macau, also in abject poverty. His father walked out on his family when he was three. They arrived in Canada with no plan B.

25K likes865 comments2022-12-23View on LinkedIn ↗
2

One of the most creative use cases I've seen for AI. A teacher uses AI to show her students what their future could look like if they followed their dream careers. I absolutely love this. ❤️

20K likes872 comments2024-12-12View on LinkedIn ↗
3

We were set to lose a star. He told us: "I need to go home to Pakistan, for my family." We didn't want to say goodbye, so we: - Considered opening an office in Islamabad - Discussed how best we could support him - Rolled out a fully-remote setup He's now WFH in Islamabad, 6813 miles away.

16K likes409 comments2022-08-24View on LinkedIn ↗
4

This is my mom and dad arriving in Canada as teenagers, not speaking a word of English. My mom grew up under a staircase in Hong Kong. My dad grew up in Macau, also in abject poverty. His father walked out on his family when he was three. They arrived in Canada with no plan B.

14K likes603 comments2022-04-08View on LinkedIn ↗
5

This is one of my favorite takes on AI and the future of education from Sinead Bovell. School isn’t about teaching students what to think. It’s teaching them how to think. In an AI-driven world, that means working with technology, not against it. AI isn’t the future.

12K likes588 comments2025-03-20View on LinkedIn ↗

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Built from public LinkedIn posts, last refreshed 2026-11-07. Follower counts and engagement change over time. Andrew Au is not affiliated with 2pr.io.