Duolingo is absolutely crushing it on TikTok — and it’s a masterclass in how to turn a traditionally “boring” product into a culturally fluent internet icon. Why it's working: They post like creators, not a brand. The Duo owl isn’t just a mascot — it’s a chaotic, unhinged character that feels like it belongs on TikTok. Their content leans into absurdity, memes, and trending audios in ways that are totally native to the platform. They don’t over-polish. The videos feel spontaneous, raw, and funny — which performs better than ad-like content. It’s TikTok-first, not brand-first. Trend-jacking with brand relevance. They’re fast at hopping on trends and making them about language learning — whether it's Duo being jealous of Dua Lipa or reminding you (aggressively) to do your Spanish lesson. Character-driven storytelling. People follow for the personality, not the product. That’s what builds community and keeps them coming back.

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First move: Build Robyn’s viral identity by aligning the product’s voice with trending formats and creator-style content. I’d start by deep-diving into Robyn AI’s personality — what does Robyn sound like, what problems does it solve, and how do people feel when they interact with it? From there, I’d: Audit the competitive landscape: Look at similar AI or tech brands already dominating short-form content (e.g., ChatGPT, Notion, Arc Browser, etc.) — understand what’s working, and spot whitespace where Robyn can stand out. Craft a signature hook or content series: Viral growth thrives on repeatable formats. I’d brainstorm a few high-retention content series like: “I let Robyn plan my whole day” “Robyn vs. My Boss: Who does it better?” “POV: You wish your assistant worked like Robyn” Each would be built around trend-adapted audio, fast cuts, and strong personality. Post like a creator, not a brand: The first 5–10 videos would be personality-led (with someone from the team or a creator face), raw, and native to platforms like TikTok and Reels — not polished ads. Test & iterate fast: I'd track which content hooks, styles, and CTAs drive the most engagement and build Robyn’s online persona in real time with feedback loops. Plug into micro-communities: Tap into productivity, AI, startup, and Gen Z humor communities — not just with posts, but by commenting, remixing, and stitching viral content.