Liam Martin

    Liam Martin

    Running Remote

    Liam Martin is the co-founder and CMO of Time Doctor, a time tracking and employee monitoring tool. He is also the co-organizer of the Running Remote Conference and has been published in various media outlets such as Forbes, Inc, and TechCrunch.

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    Estimated · single engine (Perplexity)As measured on 24 Jul 2026
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    WHAT MAKES THIS VOICE DISTINCT

    Liam Martin pushes the angle that remote work is not just a trend, but a fundamental shift in the way companies operate, and he backs this up with data and specific examples, such as the 64% rise in remote work explained by the New York Fed study. He also highlights the impact of technology on work, like Microsoft automating knowledge work tasks. This distinctive angle sets him apart from generic remote work advocates.

    remote-distributed-workTone: data-drivenPOV strength 8/10
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    short opinion takes
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    brief news analysis
    HOW THIS VOICE SHOWS UP
    +names concrete tools and companies
    +uses specific statistics and studies
    +mentions personal experiences (e.g. all-hands meeting)
    TOPICS THEY OWN
    Remote & distributed work
    Design systems
    Paid acquisition & performance marketing
    SHARE OF VOICENAMED IN 1 TOPIC · AVG 3.0% · BEST #18
    Of all the names AI gives for a topic, the share that goes to this voice. Measured on prompts that don't mention anyone by name.
    TOPICSHAREPOSITIONENGINES
    Remote & distributed work
    named as "Liam Martin"
    3.0%#18 of 21NaN
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