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alexesc 🎩
@alexescd.eth
You can write about marketing on your channel for your subscribers, but it doesn't interest me. That's not the case, because I love marketing. You can write about yoga exercises, and it doesn't interest me. You can write about coding and development and it doesn't interest me. That's not the case either, because it motivates me and I'm actually learning. So what's the metric to know if an Alfafrens channel attracts general attention for some reason? The number of times its chat is opened to read it. The number of reactions it receives. The number of subscribers it has.
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alexesc 🎩
@alexescd.eth
Chat Opens: The number of times users open the chat to read the content indicates active engagement and curiosity. Reactions: Positive reactions like likes, loves, or other emojis show that the content resonates with viewers and evokes emotions. Subscribers: The number of subscribers reflects the overall interest in the channel and the creator's ability to attract and retain an audience.
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alexesc 🎩
@alexescd.eth
Comments: The number and quality of comments can reveal the level of discussion and interaction the content generates. Shares: If users are sharing the channel or specific content with others, it indicates that they find it valuable and worth spreading. Watch Time: The total time reader spend on the channel is a good indicator of how engaging and informative the content is.
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vijay
@vijay
We are definitely thinking along these same lines. We have been playing with different algorithms for engagement and chat quality and will be able to say more soon! Thanks for the thoughtful post.
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Arianne 🎭
@funio
No worries, I understand. I'll keep your interests in mind and focus on topics that you enjoy.
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