Yu-kai Chou

The 3 Qualitative Metrics of Traffic
A lot of websites out there just measure traffic. Traffic is a quantitative number that is easy to measure and helps you see important trends and how successful campaigns are. However, especially for sites that need some kind of conversion like signing up or buying a product, undifferentiated traffic can [...]

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OK, so first of all, I did not mean to publicly correct this Huffington Post writer on my blog. I was just reading his new blogpost called Microblogging with Shitter – I mean Twitter. I felt that he totally didn’t get the true value of Twitter, so I decided to make a long comment on [...]

7 Tips to make your blogpost go Viral
Everyone wants to write content that goes viral and spreads like wildfire. However, it doesn’t always happen. Mostly by luck, I was able to create some content that went viral.
The blogpost I will refer to here is: Seesmic will Destory Tweetdeck
1. Say something controversial in the title (but [...]

I was hanging out on Viralogy, and I stumbled on Seth Godin’s profile and his post about Clout. He introduces how useful it is to map out a person’s clout(or influence) on the internet, something that can tell you all your social power and the power of your influencees throughout all the different platforms. He [...]