I value metrics like time on site and engagement over page views, as they indicate how well content resonates with the audience.

When creating content, focus on making it shareable and engaging rather than just branded; prioritize shares and saves over likes and views.

User feedback for our product comes not only from direct interactions but also from analyzing social media engagement metrics like views and shares, which provide ten to a hundred times more insights than direct feedback.

Establish social accountability around your metrics by sharing business performance updates with friends, advisors, and investors to gain valuable feedback.

Subscribers are often a vanity metric; the real value lies in consistent viewership and engagement with content.

To enhance virality, identify sharable moments in your product where users are inclined to share their achievements, like completing a level in a game or achieving a milestone.

Chasing subscriber counts can be misleading; they don't always correlate with views or engagement, which are more important metrics.

Displaying user engagement metrics, like how many people have downloaded templates, can help build credibility and encourage new users to try your product.

To determine if users are getting value from a product, simply measuring engagement, like watching more content, can be misleading; for example, watching fight videos may not reflect true user satisfaction.