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numbers in a vacuum don't mean anything
Posted on: March 7, 2025 at 12:20:43 CT
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a 1% to 1.5% increase is a 50% increase
That could be phenomenal returns when applied to a large number to start with, or it could be relatively worthless at a small scale
The NFL would kill for a 50% viewership increase, considering how many millions of people that would account for at their level
But going from 10,000 viewers to 15,000 viewers doesn't move the needle on anything
Edited by Joeboo at 12:23:30 on 03/07/25
That could be phenomenal returns when applied to a large number to start with, or it could be relatively worthless at a small scale
The NFL would kill for a 50% viewership increase, considering how many millions of people that would account for at their level
But going from 10,000 viewers to 15,000 viewers doesn't move the needle on anything
Edited by Joeboo at 12:23:30 on 03/07/25
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numbers in a vacuum don't mean anything - Joeboo MU - 3/7 12:20:43