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> LinkedIn is beating them all, significantly. Seems like your metric is "follows for the sake of follows", which is a vanity metric that's easily gamed. What
by CharlesW 3y ago
> LinkedIn is beating them all, significantly.
Seems like your metric is "follows for the sake of follows", which is a vanity metric that's easily gamed. What conversion actions are you measuring, and how are they doing?
- brightball 3y agoAs somebody who’s learning social media, followers and my own perceptions are pretty much all I’m measuring. If there’s a way to game follower count, it’s happening without me doing anything to game it. Engagement is best on our email list, which is nearly parallel with LinkedIn and we’ve got a 40% open rate there. These numbers are essentially from setting up our Substack and broadcasting the posts out to various different platforms. As somebody with no idea what they are doing and limited time, what should I be measuring?