There's patterns that one can pick up on too.
Always remember Numbers. Don't. Lie. Lots of opinions will be shared online. Some with great authority and seemingly convincing. But data? Data is the signal that cuts through the noise. If you truly want to understand the industry its not about likes and retweets. Its data
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The data is always true The understanding and breaking it down is the hard part. Separating personal ego from it can be a challenge for sure
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Man, That's the reason I like and retweet most of your tweets:)
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Not all data is created equal. Great analysis can’t account for inaccuracy or bias in the data. Garbage in, garbage out.
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Yet we see a horrible lack of publicly available data when it comes to video games industry vs other industries...
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Likes and retweets are numbers, i.e. data, too. Just have to be viewed in a specific context (and are liable for errors and fraud) just like any other data... but sure, sales numbers > likes
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That is nice, but this is one of the worst industries when it comes to having and sharing data to understand it.
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Do you think that is because so much of the industry is cloaked in Japanese (or east-Asian, in general) business practices?
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