Optimizing Content for Quality Metrics

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Content creators often struggle with the discrepancy in feedback between what gets popular and what truly resonates with a few close contacts. Platforms tend to prioritize surface-level metrics over depth metrics, making it challenging for creators to focus on quality. Introducing a 'golden like' concept, where users can pick one exceptional piece of content per week, could incentivize creators to strive for higher-quality work that resonates deeply with their audience.

George Mack joins the NIA boys to discuss Sticky Ideas vs. Memes, What Makes A Good Name, Presidential Debate, Private Likes, and much more

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00:00:00) - Intro
(00:07:11) - Sticky Ideas vs. Memes
(00:14:53) - What Makes A Good Name
(00:29:09) - Presidential Debate
(00:57:42) - Private Likes
(01:04:57) - Meme of the Week

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