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Feedbacks and Analytics

I used to think analytics were boring and kinda “optional.” Honestly, I just wanted to post, show up, and hope people bought something.

But here’s the thing, once I actually started paying attention to what was working and what wasn’t, everything changed. Even small numbers can give you huge insight.

For example, I noticed some posts were getting a lot of likes but almost no comments or clicks. That told me people were seeing it, but it wasn’t really connecting or moving them to do anything. Once I tweaked my messaging and focused on posts that made people stop and respond, engagement went up, and sales followed.

A few simple things I learned work:

Track what gets attention — likes, comments, shares, clicks — and notice patterns
Listen to what people are saying in comments or DMs — sometimes they tell you exactly what they want
Don’t freak out over numbers — small tweaks over time matter more than obsessing over every little stat

The big lesson is that Analytics aren’t about pressure or perfection. They’re just a way to see what’s actually working, so you can do more of that and fix what isn’t.

So do you usually track how your posts or marketing are doing, or just post and hope for the best?

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