@au_pis_aller Thanks for the flag. Could you try again? Seems to be working for me. https://t.co/imwc5QxH8X as well as the article introducing the DevRel team https://t.co/VxiZCiX9m4
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@earnjam@wpengine Thanks for the flag. Could you try again William? Seems to be working for me. https://t.co/XAgYZbQV0G as well as the article introducing the DevRel team https://t.co/VxiZCiX9m4 @wpengine
So excited to welcome The Block Lab team to the @wpengine family! Let's go build some great technology that makes WordPress development even better together!
Simplify, simplify and then simplify some more. Resist the temptation to cram too much information into the copy material. @forbes@ForbesCommCncl https://t.co/HyK9AS30xe
We are excited to announce that we are welcoming @ArrayHQ's themes, as well as the associated @AtomicBlocks, into the WP Engine family! https://t.co/9ecyVI4OqC
Pregaming with @rashby81 at The Cutting Room. Hoping @wpengine comes home with a victory in the Tech/Web Services category for our “Code” campaign #ommaawards
@wpengine I think there are two different things to examine here - one the success of the post itself from a social perspective and the success of the post from a business perspective. The timing of those things could be very different. #wpechat
Welcome to our first #WPEChat! In this session we will be covering web content analysis, and how to get the most out of your data.
To start off the discussion, Q1: Which KPIs do you consider when measuring the impact of your web content?
@wpengine A1: High bounce rate KPI might mean just that. Another similar measure is how much time your audience is actually spending with your content. (2/2)
@wpengine A1: Bounce rates/time spent. I love to focus on engagement metrics. For me, content's obvious goal (and one that’s critical to engagement) is to not lose your reader because you didn’t deliver on their expectation of what they were clicking on. (1/2)