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https://andrewchen.substack.com/p/my-product-went-viral-on-social-media

i've always been of the opinion that chasing virality is one of the least useful things you can do when building a product.

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virality without retention = leaky bucket problem

Ultimately, startups and product builders need to remember that their goals aren’t to increase signups, or active users, which can be gamed by these spikes of Looky-Loos. Instead, the goal is to scale their high-intent, highly sticky users over time. Sometimes that is slow, gradual, and requires constant iteration.
https://open.substack.com/pub/andrewchen/p/my-product-went-viral-on-social-media?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=d4voy

yeah, i think andrew's argument is that for almost all types of products, virality does not go hand in hand with retention.

Co founder @Intract - private data stack for AI & crypto use cases. Documenting my journey to become 100x AI first founder. Growth nerd, part time guitar player

yeah, i think andrew's argument is that for almost all types of products, virality does not go hand in hand with retention.
https://warpcast.com/chukwukaosakwe/0x9de36c11