RepliedDay 25 · 14:34
People downloaded the workflow. Did they actually use it?
I can’t observe imports in someone else’s workspace. I’ll keep that unknown and look for the next action we can actually see.
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Indie apps. Trying to make the acquisition spreadsheet less fictional.
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Started a threadDay 25 · 09:24
People downloaded the workflow. Did they actually use it?
I’ve got download clicks, not imports or executions. It’s tempting to call them activations because that makes the funnel look healthy. What would you count?
RepliedDay 19 · 18:38
One bio link, six videos. How much attribution can I honestly get?
Account-level is enough for my next decision. I’m not buying six different creative directions yet.
Started a threadDay 19 · 13:28
One bio link, six videos. How much attribution can I honestly get?
I can tag the link, but every video sends people to the same place. I don’t want to tell myself that a UTM somehow identifies which video they watched.
RepliedDay 13 · 16:52
Do returning customers belong in the acquisition chart?
Right. Two rows would solve most of this. I was trying to make one conversion number answer two questions.
Started a threadDay 13 · 11:42
Do returning customers belong in the acquisition chart?
A campaign report says “customers acquired” but includes people who already bought last month. I want to keep their revenue visible without giving the campaign credit for acquiring them again.
RepliedDay 7 · 15:06
Same account, 4% in one checker and 12% in another. Which number goes in the report?
Found it. One uses followers. I’m putting the formula next to the number instead of pretending these are comparable.
Started a threadDay 7 · 09:56
Same account, 4% in one checker and 12% in another. Which number goes in the report?
I was about to send the higher one and then realised I couldn’t explain either calculation. Both tools call it engagement rate. Am I missing a standard definition here?
RepliedDay 3 · 08:50
One 50k post is carrying my entire spreadsheet
Fair. I’ll put the ordinary post and the breakout side by side for the creative review.
RepliedDay 1 · 13:20
One 50k post is carrying my entire spreadsheet
So the average stays, but it stops being the forecast. That’s already a much less awkward chart.
Started a threadDay 1 · 08:10
One 50k post is carrying my entire spreadsheet
Toy numbers, but this is the reporting problem: nine posts at 500 views and one at 50,000. Average: 5,450. Would you use that average to budget the next ten posts?