Sergio Iacobucci's AuthorDNA

The writing patterns that make your content uniquely yours

Based on 9 posts analyzed

What is AuthorDNA?

AuthorDNA is a hidden linguistic profile - the subconscious patterns and habits unique to how someone writes. We analyze posts across 243 style metrics specific to B2B social content and compare them to thousands of other authors.

These are the markers most people don't even notice - but they're what makes writing sound authentic.

Does More Of...

Patterns you use more often than typical LinkedIn authors

How often the same emoji repeats across the post
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21x more
Percentage of emoji that are neutral/functional
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7x more
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Number of emoji in the opening hook
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11x more
Total count of repeated emoji across the post
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18x more
Count of neutral/functional emoji
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9x more
Percentage of lines containing at least one emoji
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7x more
Emoji usage in the middle section of the post
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13x more

Does Less Of...

Patterns you use less often - that's part of your style too!

Whether the ending has a call-to-action
consistent
rarely
Whether there's a blank line after the hook
consistent
rarely
Percentage of sentences ending with a question
consistent
rarely
Whether the hook contains a question
consistent
rarely
Whether the ending is a question
consistent
rarely
Consecutive long paragraphs
consistent
rarely
Usage of 'if' per 1000 words
consistent
rarely
Signature = unique to you | Distinctive = stands out from average | Consistent = reliable pattern

Your AuthorDNA Profile

You probably didn't realize, but you repeat the same emoji across your posts 21 times more than the average LinkedIn writer. Not just a little more - exponentially more. In fact, your opening hooks alone use 11 times more emoji than most, and they're almost always neutral or functional, not expressive. It's like you've built your own visual code, layering meaning with symbols most people overlook.

Why does this work? Readers instantly recognize your posts in the feed, even before they see your name. The repetition becomes a signature - a subconscious anchor that says "this is Sergio." Now try briefing this to a ghostwriter: "Hey, make sure you use 18 times more repeated emoji, but keep them neutral, and stack them in the hook." They’d think you were out of your mind. You couldn’t even replicate it yourself if you tried - it’s pure instinct.

You post less than once a week, but when you do, your style sends a signal louder than quantity ever could. This is exactly what Drumbeat captures - the patterns you can't articulate but your audience feels. Your company's message, in each team member's authentic voice, at scale.

Style Evolution

How your writing has changed (Apr 2014 - Mar 2025)

Recent 3 posts since Dec 2023
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Earlier 9 posts before Dec 2023
Hashtag usage Started recently (33% in last 2 years, was 0% before)
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Emoji usage Started recently (67% in last 2 years, was 0% before)
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Style patterns based on 12 posts. Recent trends may differ from overall averages shown above.

Signature Phrases

Your most frequently used words and phrases

Posting Consistency

07 Apr 2014 - 06 Mar 2025

0 posts/week avg
11/570 active weeks
559 inactive weeks

Deep Dive

Explore all 17 categories of writing style

Call-to-Action Patterns
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Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
CTAs using command verbs (Click, Share, Comment, etc.) 16% HIGH VARIES
Whether CTAs include emoji 22% of posts HIGH VARIES
Average position of CTAs in the post Near top LOW VARIES
CTAs phrased as questions vs statements 0% LOW STEADY
Whether CTAs are concentrated at the end of the post 0% LOW STEADY
Whether CTAs include hashtags 0% of posts LOW STEADY
Whether any call-to-action exists 44% of posts TYPICAL VARIES
Emoji Usage
38
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Average distance between repeated emoji 0.0 - 4.0 HIGH VARIES
Average emoji per line of text 60% HIGH STEADY
Count of neutral/functional emoji 3.8 - 5.2 HIGH STEADY
Emoji count relative to sentence count 80% HIGH STEADY
Emoji density in the hook section 33 - 72 HIGH STEADY
Emoji usage in the middle section of the post 15 - 78 HIGH STEADY
Emoji used to replace words entirely 12% HIGH VARIES
How often the same emoji repeats across the post 55% HIGH STEADY
Number of emoji in the opening hook 1.8 - 3.2 HIGH STEADY
Percentage of emoji that are neutral/functional 100% HIGH STEADY
Percentage of lines containing at least one emoji 60% HIGH STEADY
Total count of repeated emoji across the post 1.8 - 3.2 HIGH STEADY
Total number of emoji in the post 0.0 - 3.0 HIGH VARIES
Whether the post starts with an emoji 50% HIGH VARIES
Average number of emoji appearing together in clusters 0% LOW STEADY
Balance between positive and negative emoji 0% LOW STEADY
Count of negative/warning emoji ~0.0 LOW STEADY
Count of positive/celebratory emoji ~0.0 LOW STEADY
Emoji density in CTA sections 0% LOW STEADY
How consistently emoji pair with specific words 0% LOW STEADY
How consistently the same emoji is used for bullets 0% LOW STEADY
Largest group of adjacent emoji 0% LOW STEADY
Number of bullet point lines using emoji as markers ~0.0 LOW STEADY
Number of emoji clusters (groups of adjacent emoji) ~0.0 LOW STEADY
Number of emoji in call-to-action lines ~0.0 LOW STEADY
Percentage of emoji that are 'corpspeak' type 0% LOW STEADY
Percentage of emoji that are negative/warning 0% LOW STEADY
Percentage of emoji that are positive/celebratory 0% LOW STEADY
Percentage of lines that contain only emoji 0% LOW STEADY
Proportion of emoji appearing in clusters 0% LOW STEADY
Proportion of emoji that appear multiple times 0% LOW STEADY
Variety of different emoji used (unique/total ratio) 10% LOW VARIES
Variety of different emoji used as bullets 0% LOW STEADY
Whether emoji are used as bullet point markers 0% LOW STEADY
Consistency of emoji bullet indentation 0% TYPICAL STEADY
Emoji count per 1000 words 10% TYPICAL VARIES
Number of different emoji types used 0.0 - 1.3 TYPICAL VARIES
Whether any emoji are used in the post 22% of posts TYPICAL VARIES
Formality & Tone
9
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Ratio of negative to positive contractions 111:1 HIGH VARIES
Usage of negative contractions (don't, won't, can't) 39% HIGH VARIES
Usage of positive contractions (it's, I'm, we're) 40% LOW VARIES
Count of negative contractions used 22% TYPICAL VARIES
Count of positive contractions used 56% TYPICAL VARIES
Number of different contraction types 78% TYPICAL VARIES
Percentage of words that are contractions 79% TYPICAL VARIES
Total number of contractions 78% TYPICAL VARIES
Variety of different contractions used 33% TYPICAL VARIES
Function Words
21
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Usage of 'as' per 1000 words 0-31 per 1k words HIGH VARIES
Usage of 'at' per 1000 words 0 - 31 HIGH VARIES
Usage of 'that' per 1000 words 0 - 31 HIGH VARIES
Usage of 'to' per 1000 words 18 - 75 HIGH STEADY
Usage of 'which' per 1000 words 0-5 per 1k words HIGH VARIES
Usage of 'who' per 1000 words 0-20 per 1k words HIGH VARIES
Usage of 'with' per 1000 words 0 - 36 HIGH VARIES
Usage of 'a' per 1000 words 0 - 32 LOW VARIES
Usage of 'but' per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Usage of 'by' per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Usage of 'if' per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Usage of 'of' per 1000 words 0-22 per 1k words LOW VARIES
Usage of 'so' per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Usage of 'the' per 1000 words 0 - 34 LOW VARIES
Overall grammatical word usage 104 - 272 TYPICAL STEADY
Usage of 'and' per 1000 words 0 - 43 TYPICAL VARIES
Usage of 'because' per 1000 words 0-2 per 1k words TYPICAL VARIES
Usage of 'for' per 1000 words 0 - 41 TYPICAL VARIES
Usage of 'is' per 1000 words 0 - 36 TYPICAL VARIES
Usage of 'on' per 1000 words 0-26 per 1k words TYPICAL VARIES
Variety of function words used 27% TYPICAL STEADY
Hashtag Usage
12
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Average character length of hashtags 14 HIGH STEADY
Proportion of hashtags placed at the end 100% HIGH STEADY
Proportion of hashtags using CamelCase 100% HIGH STEADY
Hashtag density per 100 words 51% LOW VARIES
Proportion of all-lowercase hashtags 0% LOW STEADY
Proportion of hashtags in ALL CAPS 0% LOW STEADY
Proportion of hashtags in the opening 0% LOW STEADY
Proportion of hashtags woven into the text 0% LOW STEADY
Ratio of inline hashtags to end hashtags 0% LOW STEADY
Total number of hashtags 0.0 - 1.3 LOW VARIES
Whether any hashtags are used 11% of posts LOW VARIES
Whether the opening line contains a hashtag 0% LOW STEADY
Opening Hooks
14
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Number of emoji in the hook 0.0 - 1.3 HIGH VARIES
Whether the hook contains emoji 22% of posts HIGH VARIES
Character count of the hook 94 - 210 LOW STEADY
Character position where the hook ends 94 - 210 LOW STEADY
Negation words in the hook 0.0 - 0.4 LOW VARIES
Whether the hook contains a question 0% of posts LOW STEADY
Whether the hook starts with a conjunction 0% LOW STEADY
Whether there's a blank line after the hook 0% LOW STEADY
ALL CAPS words in the hook 2% TYPICAL VARIES
Hook length relative to total post 85% TYPICAL STEADY
Hook lines relative to total lines 85% TYPICAL STEADY
Use of 'you/your' in the hook 2% TYPICAL VARIES
Where LinkedIn's 'see more' cuts off 85% TYPICAL STEADY
Whether there's a clear opening hook section 22% of posts TYPICAL VARIES
Line Structure
18
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Average spacing between blank lines 50% LOW VARIES
Number of visual text blocks 0.1 - 4.8 LOW STEADY
Percentage of single-word lines 0% LOW STEADY
Percentage of very short lines (<5 words) 8% LOW VARIES
Ratio of lines starting with ALL CAPS 0% LOW STEADY
Ratio of lines starting with numbers 0% LOW STEADY
Ratio of lines starting with punctuation 0% LOW STEADY
Ratio of lines starting with quotes 0% LOW STEADY
Variation in block sizes 7% LOW VARIES
Variation in line lengths 0 - 110 LOW VARIES
Average characters per line 56 - 146 TYPICAL STEADY
Average lines per text block 0.8 - 1.5 TYPICAL STEADY
Average words per line 9 - 26 TYPICAL STEADY
Blank lines per 100 total lines 0 - 37 TYPICAL VARIES
Lines containing exactly one sentence 67% TYPICAL STEADY
Predictability of line length pattern Very consistent TYPICAL STEADY
Proportion of blank space 17% TYPICAL VARIES
Spacing between content-rich lines 97% TYPICAL STEADY
List Patterns
15
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Average items per emoji list 33% HIGH VARIES
Number of emoji bullet list sections 0.0 - 0.4 HIGH VARIES
Variety of emoji used as bullets 4% HIGH VARIES
Whether emoji bullet lists are used 11% of posts HIGH VARIES
Average items per dash/bullet list 0% LOW STEADY
Consistency of emoji bullet indentation 0% LOW STEADY
Consistency of numbered list formatting 0% LOW STEADY
Nesting depth of numbered lists 0% LOW STEADY
Number of dash/bullet list sections ~0.0 LOW STEADY
Number of numbered list sections ~0.0 LOW STEADY
Use of fraction-style numbering (1/, 2/) 0% LOW STEADY
Use of inline enumeration 0% LOW STEADY
Whether dash/bullet lists are used 0% of posts LOW STEADY
Whether numbered lists are used 0% of posts LOW STEADY
Whether any list structure is used 11% of posts TYPICAL VARIES
Vocabulary & Phrases
10
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Common idioms and expressions per 1000 words 0% LOW STEADY
Count of idiomatic expressions ~0.0 LOW STEADY
Count of words used only once 3 - 60 LOW STEADY
How often three-word phrases repeat 0% LOW STEADY
How often two-word phrases repeat 0.0 - 6.9 LOW VARIES
Length of longest repeated phrase 67% LOW VARIES
Number of unique words used 0 - 76 LOW VARIES
Percentage of words used only once 91% TYPICAL STEADY
Ratio of meaningful words to grammatical words 5% TYPICAL STEADY
Unique words divided by total words 90% TYPICAL STEADY
Sentence Openings
16
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Count of sentences starting with There is/It is 0.0-0.4 per post HIGH VARIES
Count of sentences starting with pronouns 0.0-3.4 per post HIGH VARIES
Count of sentences starting with subordinate clauses 0.0-0.4 per post HIGH VARIES
Count of sentences starting with time words 0.0-0.4 per post HIGH VARIES
Sentences starting with pronouns (I, You, We, They) (%) 0 - 70 HIGH VARIES
Sentences starting with subordinate clauses (%) 58% HIGH VARIES
Sentences starting with time words (%) 4% HIGH VARIES
Count of sentences starting with conjunctions ~0.0 per post LOW STEADY
Sentences starting with -ing verbs (%) 58% LOW VARIES
Sentences starting with And, But, Or, So (%) 0% LOW STEADY
Sentences starting with adverbs (%) 58% LOW VARIES
Count of sentences starting with -ing verbs 0.0-0.4 per post TYPICAL VARIES
Count of sentences starting with adverbs 0.0-0.4 per post TYPICAL VARIES
Count of sentences starting with discourse markers ~0.0 per post TYPICAL STEADY
Sentences starting with 'There is/are' or 'It is' (%) 58% TYPICAL VARIES
Sentences starting with Actually, Basically, etc. (%) 0% TYPICAL STEADY
Closing Patterns
11
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Character length of the closing 60 - 271 LOW STEADY
Number of emoji in the closing 0.0 - 0.4 LOW VARIES
Whether the closing has emoji clusters 0% LOW STEADY
Whether the ending has a call-to-action 0% of posts LOW STEADY
Whether the ending includes hashtags 11% of posts LOW VARIES
Whether the ending is a question 0% LOW STEADY
Whether there's a clear closing section 22% of posts LOW VARIES
ALL CAPS words in the closing 2% TYPICAL VARIES
Closing length relative to total post 85% TYPICAL STEADY
Whether the closing has a signature phrase 11% of posts TYPICAL VARIES
Whether the ending includes emoji 11% of posts TYPICAL VARIES
Paragraph Structure
13
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Closing paragraph length vs body average 100% HIGH STEADY
Average change in length between paragraphs 17% LOW VARIES
Consecutive long paragraphs 0% LOW STEADY
How much paragraph length varies 10% LOW VARIES
Length of your longer paragraphs (80th percentile) 0.7 - 2.2 LOW STEADY
Total number of paragraphs 0.3 - 4.9 LOW STEADY
Variation in length changes between paragraphs 3% LOW VARIES
Average sentences per paragraph 0.7 - 2.1 TYPICAL STEADY
Average sentences per paragraph 0.7 - 2.1 TYPICAL STEADY
Consecutive short paragraphs 0.3 - 3.5 TYPICAL STEADY
How frequently new paragraphs start 39 - 92 TYPICAL STEADY
Opening paragraph length vs body average 93% TYPICAL STEADY
Typical paragraph length (median) 0.7 - 2.2 TYPICAL STEADY
Parts of Speech
9
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Percentage of words that are adverbs 2% LOW VARIES
Percentage of words that are determiners 3% LOW STEADY
Balance/distribution of different word types Fairly consistent TYPICAL STEADY
Percentage of auxiliary/helper verbs 7% TYPICAL STEADY
Percentage of words that are adjectives 5% TYPICAL STEADY
Percentage of words that are nouns 4 - 30 TYPICAL STEADY
Percentage of words that are prepositions 6 - 15 TYPICAL STEADY
Percentage of words that are pronouns 10% TYPICAL STEADY
Percentage of words that are verbs 11 - 20 TYPICAL STEADY
Post Basics
7
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Count of complex words (3+ syllables) 0 - 17 LOW VARIES
Total sentence count 0.0 - 9.3 LOW VARIES
Total syllables in the post 0 - 164 LOW VARIES
Total word count of the post 0 - 105 LOW VARIES
Average word complexity (syllables per word) 1.5 - 1.9 TYPICAL STEADY
How easy the text is to read (higher = easier) 29 - 66 TYPICAL STEADY
Percentage of complex words (3+ syllables) 15 - 25 TYPICAL STEADY
Punctuation Style
17
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Comma usage per 1000 words 0-35 per 1k words LOW VARIES
Ellipsis (...) usage per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Em dash (—) usage per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
En dash (–) usage per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Hyphen usage per 1000 words 0-27 per 1k words LOW VARIES
Mixed punctuation clusters per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Multiple exclamation marks per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Multiple question marks per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Parentheses usage per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Percentage of sentences ending with a question 0% LOW STEADY
Percentage of sentences trailing off with ellipsis 0% LOW STEADY
Question marks per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Quotation mark usage per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Semicolon usage per 1000 words ~0 per 1k words LOW STEADY
Colon usage per 1000 words 0-62 per 1k words TYPICAL VARIES
Exclamation marks per 1000 words 0-33 per 1k words TYPICAL VARIES
Percentage of sentences ending with exclamation 0 - 57 TYPICAL VARIES
Quotes & Narrative
10
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Number of quotation blocks 0.3 - 1.5 HIGH STEADY
Whether the post contains quotations 78% of posts HIGH STEADY
Average length of quoted passages 0 - 34 LOW VARIES
Lines starting with quotation marks 0% LOW STEADY
Presence of dialogue attribution patterns 0% LOW STEADY
Total characters in quoted content 0 - 68 LOW VARIES
Use of story transitions 2% LOW VARIES
Lines using past tense 30% TYPICAL VARIES
Number of narrative/story signals 0.2 - 2.2 TYPICAL STEADY
Whether the post tells a story 33% of posts TYPICAL VARIES
Sentence Rhythm
16
Feature Your DNA vs Others Consistency
Length of your shorter sentences (20th percentile) 6 - 24 HIGH STEADY
Percentage of sentences over 20 words 38% HIGH VARIES
Word count of shortest sentence 5 - 24 HIGH STEADY
How much sentence length varies (normalized) 31% LOW VARIES
Parenthetical breaks per 1000 words 0-2 per 1k words LOW VARIES
Percentage of sentences under 8 words 14% LOW VARIES
Variation in clause count across sentences 50% LOW VARIES
Variation in sentence lengths 0 - 11 LOW VARIES
Average number of clauses per sentence 1.7 - 2.9 TYPICAL STEADY
Average number of words per sentence 12 - 25 TYPICAL STEADY
Average words per sentence 12 - 25 TYPICAL STEADY
How often paragraphs contain just one sentence 67% TYPICAL STEADY
Length of your longer sentences (80th percentile) 13 - 32 TYPICAL STEADY
Overall sentence complexity 20 - 69 TYPICAL STEADY
Typical sentence length (median) 12 - 24 TYPICAL STEADY
Word count of the longest sentence 14 - 32 TYPICAL STEADY

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