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In response to "Qale is right. We should all organize our thoughts as you did this week. -- nm" by Dark Callisto

staying on message to a related topic is a tough thing to do when starting out. The other thing is stop using insider industry terms w/o explanation..

Posted by Remlik (aka Remlik) Feb 28 '21, 09:53

rpoo.

David rattles off that term every episode without explanation and then someone has to come in explain what it is.

Now if your podcast is directed towards industry insiders only that's fine.

But remember you're educating people. And every episode is someone's first episode...

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I feel like I've explained what it is so often that I'm wasting 60 seconds every time I do. -- nm - David Feb 28, 10:29 10
- I totally get that. Totally. But every time you say it. I wonder what the hell you're talking about. - Remlik Feb 28, 10:36 9
  - It's ARPU, average revenue per user. But that's a good note, thanks. - David Feb 28, 10:39 8
    - Yeah, I never knew what it meant when our CEO talked about it in town halls, either. - Dark Callisto Feb 28, 12:02
    - ARPU is the mascot for Streaming Into the Void. -- nm - IAmQale Feb 28, 11:47 4
      - It's no Rudiger. -- nm - David Feb 28, 13:51
      - “Arpoo!” “Are not!” -- nm - znufrii Feb 28, 13:30
      - ARPUD2 where are you -- nm - rollo Feb 28, 13:24
      - ARPU merch items! -- nm - Remlik Feb 28, 12:02
    - "So the Average Revenue Per User or ARPU....blah blah blah" - Remlik Feb 28, 10:48 1
      - This is useful, thanks. -- nm - David Feb 28, 10:52

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