Two creators discuss how the scope of your question determines your audience size. A narrow question reaches fewer people; a broad one reaches more. They explore how to align content with business outcomes and what you actually feel making it.
One of the things that Quora taught me, and I love this framework, is the size of the question dictates the size of the audience. So when you see a data point, it's worth keeping in mind. Well, so like, what's the category difference? Like, of course, personal development is always probably going to outperform something like how to get into med school or something that's more niche. And so that's why part of the data. And again, this is a big thing that we teach people in ship 30 is part of the data is not more views equals better. Right. Also, you have other data points, like what are the quality of comments? You can have both, but which one is connected to your business? Which one is driving the outcome that you want? Yeah.
And I guess almost a third data point is how did you feel writing about those things.
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