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That's true. I messed with other ways of weighting it, or just putting the absolute number of new followers (e.g. Dropbox gained 70,000) but already has 2.3M. T
by dmor 13y ago
That's true. I messed with other ways of weighting it, or just putting the absolute number of new followers (e.g. Dropbox gained 70,000) but already has 2.3M. Thoughts?
- bitsweet 13y agoWhat would be interesting is establishing benchmarks from the historical data you have collected around Likes/Follows/etc. Then using the benchmark, compare the weekly or monthly change for each startup relative to its previous Like/Follow count