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One of the things I often talk about is the importance of editorial analytics. This is a type of analytics where the focus of your metrics is to specifically help you with your editorial goals and performance.
There are many different types of editorial metrics, anything from watch time and read rates (that indicate how good you are at transforming your audience into actual readers), to far more advanced metrics where you build up a score using several different indicators.
But one of the things that almost all editorial metrics should be based on is how they link to the all important 'lifetime value'.
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