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Social Measurement Tradeoffs

Social measurement tradeoffs force leaders to look beyond surface metrics and test assumptions: declining engagement on short videos often signals rising audience expectations, not a shrinking attention span, so success demands higher-quality hooks and relevance. Synthetic content can scale but provokes uneven reactions across segments — real-audience tests reveal where voices and avatars help or hurt trust. And visible activity on platforms like LinkedIn can mislead performance judgments, skewing promotions and rewards unless you audit visibility against actual outcomes. Treat metrics as signals, not truth: combine targeted testing, audience nuance, and outcome-based audits to make smarter social decisions.

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