Followers
156.4K
About this metric
Public follower count at check time.
Adam Robinson LinkedIn stats
LinkedInretentionadam
Profile data checked Aug 6, 2026, 4:03 PM
Report generated Sep 25, 2026, 6:08 AM · Methodology
71/100
Mostly strong signals
Experience
15
About this metric
Public experience entries returned with the profile.
Education
1
About this metric
Public education entries returned with the profile.
Posts sampled
9
About this metric
Dated recent posts returned with the public profile.
Category scores
Out of 100Sampled response
Limited
27/100
Expertise consistency
Limited
48/100
About clarity
Strong
82/100
Recent activity
Strong
90/100
Career depth
Strong
90/100
Profile foundation
Strong
100/100
Post context
Strong
100/100
Search context
Strong
100/100
Proof of work
Strong
100/100
Bio and content
9 of 9 posts analyzedThe founder is the CEO of RB2B and Retention.com, with a website that helps identify anonymous websites.
Audience
SaaS founders and entrepreneurs
Positioning
AI-powered sales and marketing solutions
Bio/content match
MixedThe founder discusses revenue growth, AI, and business strategy, but also expresses frustration and FOMO.
Recent LinkedIn posts
8 sampledPosting pace
2.1/week
Calculated from the dates in the captured authored-post sample.
Typical post response
225
Median reactions and comments across 9 sampled posts.
Responses / 1K followers
1.4
Median public reactions and comments per 1,000 public followers. This is not impression-based engagement.
Comment share
30.9%
909 of 2,938 sampled responses were comments.
Response consistency
69%
Median sampled response divided by average sampled response; lower values indicate a few posts dominate.
Authored articles
10
Authored LinkedIn articles returned in the public profile.
Projects and publications
0
Projects and publications returned in the public profile.
Recommendations
1
Public recommendations returned with the profile.
Anthropic’s revenue and growth rate is like the US National Debt. The numbers are so big they don’t even mean anything anymore. 50% monthly revenue growth at $3b/mo, $3T potential IPO … I can’t even conceptualize what that actually means.
… yet it still gives me massive FOMO 🤦
Back to trying to add another $1m ARR.
Sigh. 224 59We're going LIVE tomorrow with the OG of prospecting Jed Mahrle to show you how to use Claude to turn your call recordings into automated GTM workflows. Here's what we're building:
1. Instant post-call notifications. Transcripts get parsed automatically and a structured summary hits a dedicated Slack channel the SECOND the call ends.
2. Auto task routing + CRM logging. Action items push straight into Asana. Deal next-steps log into your CRM. Zero manual data entry.
3. Instant client follow-up assets. AI writes the Slack and email summaries for your prospects and clients before you've closed your laptop.
4. The weekly content + recommendations digest. A weekly AI sweep across every internal and external call, pulling content ideas and strategic recommendations you'd otherwise NEVER see.
Jed's sharing his screen LIVE and walking us through how to build these workflows step-by-step with Claude. Plus, he'll give you all the custom Claude Skills you need to set it up for your business.
Tomorrow at 3pm ET.
Join us here: https://lnkd.in/gsFH_4nA 48 16HEY FOUNDERS - I have never been great at math. RB2B had 74 people purchase and 94 cancel over the past 7 days. IS THAT GOOD OR BAD?!?!
I’ll answer that for you:
It sucks.
WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED AT RB2B LAST WEEK?!?!
1/ We had a customer paying $7,500/mo whose payment didn’t go through and isn’t responding to emails or DM’s. I’m tempted to tag them. But I won’t.
2/ We made a pricing change on Jan 23 of this year that forced free customers to pay us $79/mo. The current average life of an RB2B customer is now 9.5 mo. Could it be that the average life of a new $79/mo customer is actually something like 4-6mo, and we are seeing a new class of churn that didn’t exist before?
3/ We have ignored RB2B in just about every way while we’ve been building MoltSets (yet we have been unable to get it out - separate story altogether). Could it be that my content being centered around RB2B + us improving things + Robb actually minding the AI full time helped grow the business??? 🤔
4/ We did some OEM deals with other platforms that may be causing some cannibalization of our core subscription business. I am not sure and I’m afraid to look.
5/ I changed the “visit my website” link in my profile to a joint landing page that features RB2B AND MoltSets, rather than just going straight to RB2B. Brian O. doesn’t think that’s causing it, and our topline signups appear to be relatively unchanged the last several months.
6/ We seem to have periods in this business where for several months churn will be (relatively) low and conversion rate on signups will be high, then it seems to fluctuate back the other way. This could be one of those bad periods. I actually declared it DEAD, and put a tombstone on the post, at $4m ARR. Yet somehow we made it to $9.3m.
TAKEAWAY
My sense is that many people out there are feeling the pain of the red dashboard. I wanted to write this post to let you know that I’M FEELING IT TOO.
And in my experience, red sucks no matter how big the numbers are. I’d rather go from $0-$1 than go from $100 to $99.
The question is not how much it sucks, but what you should do about it. Everybody on LinkedIn knows my plan by now … I knew RB2B would stall out around $10m ARR given the TAM and how high the churn was, so I’m not going go fight it. I’m going to let it be what it wants to be - a $9 to $11m ARR super-lean biz with a dead simple product. The quickest and easiest path to the site visitor.
Instead of entering the signal feature war (which ended in bloody death), I’m “weaving another basket” as Felix Dennis says in one of my favorite books about entrepreneurship, How to Get Rich. After two years of dismissing bad ideas (there were six of them), we finally think we’re on to something w/ unlimited contact data api’s for AI agents.
All of that is a really long-winded way of saying that if you’re seeing red … and many of us most certainly are … there’s really only one thing you CAN do:
Keep building. 122 62I'm thrilled to announce the MoltSets waitlist has crossed 5,000 members, over 3x the size of the RB2B waitlist, in under 1/2 the time. I don’t know whether to be excited or TERRIFIED. Here's why:
- Our APIs are not yet doing what I say they will do in my linkedin posts
- We are creating a totally new way of validating emails that is unproven
- I have no idea if we can run a profitable business undercutting the market by 90%+
- We still have no international data and people are calling us out for it
BUT …
We have 5,000 waitlist signups and $150k ARR for a product not yet in beta.
My stomach is turning just thinking about it.
Hold me.
Join waitlist here: https://lnkd.in/g8xXTCQr 128 55AI comments are ruining LinkedIn. Take it from someone who has 150k+ followers. Two years ago, I replied to every single comment. It was the highlight of my day, and it was the #1 differentiator for my community building and audience growth. Today, I look at my comments for 2 seconds and it makes me want to vomit. Even worse. It crushes my soul.
I used to be excited about comments because a comment meant someone had spent the time to take in my thoughts (and this is my art) and wanted to share a meaningful insight that sometimes even led to discussions between commenters.
Today it’s, “The interesting part is … “ and “The X is the real story here ….” and “__________ is the real shift (or takeaway) here is …”. Not only do I hate reading the same comment OVER AND OVER again, for some reason I feel deeply insulted that I’m taking the time to read a comment written by a person who didn’t even read my post.
Let me be clear here - If you are leaving AI comments on my posts, I don’t blame you, because someone dumb told you this is how you grow a linkedin following and you have no idea how to think for yourself or get anything to actually work. I’ve been there. What I can tell you is that I’m disgusted by the look of your headshot and your name, and even more disgusted when I write something stupid back to your AI comment and your AI (or even worse, you) says “NOPE, NOT AI, IT’S REAL HUMAN ME HERE”. I’m not that fucking stupid.
So LinkedIn - coming from a creator that has probably done more to get Founders posting content on your platform than literally anyone, I am begging you:
PLEASE STOP THE AI COMMENTS
If you don’t know how to, DM me, I will give you some ideas.
Oh yea - can’t wait for what the AI bots do with this one… 613 389I'm giving away a free Claude Skill that tells you which customers are about to churn AND hands you their cell phone number to stop it.
Most SaaS founders find out about churn the day they hit cancel.
BUT... the signals were all there and nobody saw.
That's what we're fixing LIVE on "Claude did WHAT?!?"
Nooruddin Abbas Ali is building the Churn Saver Claude Skill on camera, then handing you the .md file.
You connect Stripe, PostHog, Intercom, and Mixpanel to one skill and ask, in plain English: "Which accounts are at risk of churning?"
Then it gets crazy.
We wire in the MoltSets API. For every high-risk account, it pulls the direct email and phone number for the decision-makers, plus a custom win-back play built on that account's specific friction.
So your team knows exactly who to call and what to say before the cancel button gets clicked.
The skill is free.
Copy it, keep it and run this play.
Join us live Tuesday: https://lnkd.in/gs-Yyc4p 86 34I thought this article was going to end with this guy getting either divorced or fired… which he should have.
I log into Claude less than 1x/week because A) I want to see my family and B) I want to make business decisions that are truly my own. AI psychosis is a real thing, and handing parenting off to your spouse so you can get addicted to a never-ending FOMO trap is not the right way to live.
On the business side, I see so many people who can no longer make a single decision (no matter how small) without running it through Claude, and when I look at the output, most of the time it’s a gigantic “meh”. AI should be used to amplify your humanity, not to reduce or replace it. I know it’s hard to do, especially if you’re already in it.
In a world where everyone sounds the same, humanity will win. 462 145I think HubSpot made a HUGE mistake. They never should have backpedalled on their decision to create the greatest data co-op in the world.
Here is the simple reality. People would have whined about it on LinkedIn for two weeks, a handful of customers would have left, then everybody would have moved on to the next thing, and HubSpot would have been left with the single greatest data co-op that has ever been created.
This would have been INCREDIBLE for every HubSpot user. What do I mean? Guess who knows the best contact information for every single business contact in the world??? The 1.4m active HubSpot CRM users, plus a handful of data scientists.
This could have been an EPIC UNLOCK for HubSpots customers … and now it’s … GONE … and HubSpot is stuck trying to figure out how to keep the data fresh they got in the Clearbit acquisition, when the best source of data they could EVER IMAGINE is … you guessed it … right in front of their nose.
I think they just executed this poorly. Having people opt-in to a co-op has worked REALLY well in the past, even with enterprise companies (Abacus was an enterprise catalog purchaser data co-op that Double Click bought for $1b in 1999, as one example). In the US, if results are demonstrably better from giving up data, and the only way they can get those results is from joining a co-op, people will join co-ops.
My good buddy Nick Weldon at 5x5 made a killer data co-op against all odds, and the largest publicly traded company in the data space is their largest customer.
I recognize that I am not HubSpot, my market cap is 1/100th of theirs, and I pride myself on taking an aggressive stance on issues like this. But I do believe that A) it was stupid to pull this back, because B) nobody would have cared after a couple weeks, and C) it would have REALLY helped their customers.
It’s a sad day for the small founder. We need all the help we can get.
Bring back the co-op, HubSpot, but make it opt-in.
It will crush. 170 100
Public reactions and comments
9 posts with countsProfessional signals
Career depth
16 entries
Public profile: 15 experience + 1 education
Proof of work
11
Public profile: 10 articles + 0 portfolio items + 1 recommendations
Authored activity
100%
Visible activity: 9 authored, 0 shared, 0 liked, 0 other
Response consistency
69%
Sampled posts: Median 225 / average 326.4
Category details
Sampled response
Public response is small relative to the visible audience, sparse, or uneven.
- 9 of 9 posts received a public response
- 1.4 median responses per 1,000 followers
- 69% median-to-average consistency
Expertise consistency
The founder discusses revenue growth, AI, and business strategy, but also expresses frustration and FOMO.
- Founder/CEO of RB2B and Retention.com.
- Identify your anonymous website...
About clarity
The founder is the CEO of RB2B and Retention.com, with a website that helps identify anonymous websites.
- Founder/CEO of RB2B and Retention.com.
- rb2b.com: Identify your anonymous website…
Recent activity
The captured profile includes several current authored posts.
- 9 dated posts returned
- Newest post is 51 days old
Career depth
The public profile shows substantial career and education history.
- 15 experience entries
- 1 education entries
- Current organization: MoltSets
Profile foundation
The public profile has substantial identity and career context.
- About section found
- 15 experience entries
- Location: Austin, Texas, United States
Post context
Most sampled posts include enough visible text to evaluate their subject and argument.
- 9 of 9 posts included text
- 9 of 9 posts contained at least 120 characters
Search context
The public profile supplies clear professional and topic context.
- Organization: MoltSets
- Location: Austin, Texas, United States
- Post topics: building, business, claude
Proof of work
The public profile backs its positioning with visible authored work or third-party evidence.
- 10 authored articles
- 0 projects or publications
- 1 recommendations returned
Profile roast
retentionadam built a crowd and trained it to keep scrolling.
retentionadam · C · 71/100
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