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Not necessarily. In my opinion, core metric should be a proxy for the value the product provides. For example, for us at https://ouraring.com https://ouraring.c
by dirtyaura 8y ago
Not necessarily. In my opinion, core metric should be a proxy for the value the product provides. For example, for us at https://ouraring.com https://ouraring.com, people buy the ring before using the product.
Tracking revenue only would not reveal problems in the long-term benefit of the product - it would be more like a proxy for marketing actions, not for the core product benefit.
- longerthoughts 8y agoBut the parent was picking one metric to measure the health of a business, not a product. If you choose to measure the health of your business by the quality of your product, aren't you just creating a potentially misleading proxy? Good products hardly guarantee the success of a business.
- maneesh 8y agoFrom another wearable founder [1] to you, congrats on making a great product! I'm wearing the new steel Oura right now. Although the firmware update this week broke it for me on android :( Still my favorite heart-rate enabled wearable out there! [1] https://pavlok.com https://pavlok.com
- dirtyaura 8y agoThanks! (I’m CTO, SW at Oura, but not an Oura founder). New firmware and Android release coming soon that likely will help with your issue
- atupis 8y agoHow you track that value?