Sentence examples for a virality coefficient from inspiring English sources

The holy grail is to reach a virality coefficient greater than 1.

David Skok of Matrix Ventures gave a presentation about that recently, and actually devised a formula to calculate the amount of users you will get after a period of time based on the Virality Coefficient (K) and the Cycle Time (ct).

Many people are focused on the "Virality Coefficient" – how many new users on average does one user of your product "infect".

The virality coefficient is super important, but there's one other critical number that you should pay attention to the cycle time.

These metrics can be anything from a sign up conversion rate to a viral coefficient.

The connotation "going viral" typically means having a viral growth coefficient of greater than 1.

That's a rather high bar, and one that limited the "viral coefficient", as Bass put it, needed to build online word of mouth.

I think there's a virality to player-v-player, particularly if you do it asynchronously, and that's powerful".

Hers was the power of words in its purest, most direct form – a virality based not on shock, but on awe.

Regression analysis revealed a correlation coefficient of 0.58--a large coefficient by Cohen's 1988 standards.

It also has a better drag coefficient than a super car thanks to its extremely aerodynamic design.