974 founders, marketers, engineers and students engaged with Gallium’s page and its founders’ feeds across 29 posts in 2026. This is who they are — names, titles, and what they build.
Gallium’s company page posts almost nothing of its own — every post it carried in this window was a repost of a founder’s or teammate’s post. So the audience you see here is the audience three personal brands built together.
Real names and titles from everyone who reacted to or commented on Gallium’s page and its founders’ feeds. Click any card to open their LinkedIn profile. Search, filter by reaction, market-fit or seniority, and sort.
These engagers showed up on 3 or more of the 29 posts — founders, operators, engineers and students who track Gallium closely enough to engage again and again. The highest-trust relationships in the dataset.
492 of 974 engagers (51%) name an employer or school in their headline. The picture is unusual for a B2B agency: the biggest clusters are universities, not enterprises.
Founders, operators and investors who engage with Gallium repeatedly — the named relationships already forming in public. Ranked by how often they show up.
Founder stories, tactical LinkedIn advice, industry takes, company news — and the two posts Gallium amplified from other founders. The audience’s preference is unusually clear.
Founder stories are the single best-performing owned format — 1504 likes across 9 posts (avg 167), ahead of tactical advice at 100 and industry takes at 83.
Gallium-authored posts only (27 of 29). Longest bar wins: Jaisal’s “flew out a 19-year-old” story at 381.
69 comments captured across 29 posts, from 59 distinct outside voices. Engagement here is reaction-led: people like and love far more than they write.
Excludes Gallium team members.
Gallium sells AI-native growth to seed-to-Series-C founders. Its LinkedIn feed reaches 974 people, but the composition is broader than that brief: a large early-career layer, a solid founder/operator core, and a working marketer segment. Roles and seniority come from LinkedIn headlines; many people don’t state a title, so “Manager / IC” and “Other” absorb the unlabelled.
Counts among the 492 engagers who name an employer or school.
The reaction mix tells you what kind of attention Gallium’s content earns. The repeat rate tells you who is actually paying attention. (1212 reactions captured, plus 17 “entertained”.)
29 posts analyzed across Gallium’s page and its founders’ feeds (Jan 1 – Sep 10, 2026): 9,377 likes, 1,405 comments, 237 shares. Founder stories carry the feed; two amplified posts carry the reach.
This isn’t a list of likes. It’s a map of the audience Gallium’s LinkedIn presence actually reaches — and the relationships already forming in public.
Gallium has already built the hard part: an audience that shows up for its founders. The next step is a content system that knows who that audience is, routes it deliberately, and turns repeat attention into pipeline.
Data is only as good as the decision it changes. Here’s the same analysis read two ways.
This is a live map of who your LinkedIn presence actually reaches: 974 named people across the page and two founder feeds, including 180 founders/CEOs and 52 people who engage again and again. 88 engaged more than one Gallium surface — multi-touch attention no CRM is scoring.
The relationships are already forming in public, and the content that builds them is founder-story-led. The gap is that 67% of the audience isn’t a buyer, and nothing in the current feed is aimed at converting the 33% who are.
Name the 52. Turn the repeat core into a real circle: early access, behind-the-scenes, a founders’ list. They already act like a community; treat them like one.
Schedule the story beat. Founder stories out-perform tactical posts. A calendar that leads with the human narrative — and uses tactical posts as support — matches how this audience actually behaves.
Ask for the comment. 69 comments against 1212 reactions is an untapped layer. Questions and prompts turn silent applause into names.
Separate the two audiences. Founders/operators get the offer; students and early-career get the craft content they clearly want. One feed, two tracks, measured separately.