duo-timely-data-publishing
Ship one finding fast so it gets picked up, and build in the baselines, hedges and caveats that stop a sceptical reader dismissing it. Covers the one-shot data story — how to make a usage spike survive scrutiny with a prior-year baseline and an explicit hedge, where to point the call to action so a moment-driven piece does not read as opportunism, how to attach your payload to a format already circulating, when to run an internal measurement tool over a public dataset, how to pre-empt the misreading of a score that names real people or organizations, when to partner for per-market cuts, and when to buy survey research instead of using your own logs. Use when you want to turn a spike into a press story, publish a quick data post on a news moment, commission a survey, ride a meme, or score something public without starting a fight.
- Version
- 2.0.0
- License
- MIT
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- skills/duo-timely-data-publishing/SKILL.md
- skills/duo-timely-data-publishing/references/attach-to-a-format-already-circulating.md
- skills/duo-timely-data-publishing/references/baseline-and-hedge-the-spike.md
- skills/duo-timely-data-publishing/references/civic-cta-not-conversion-cta.md
- skills/duo-timely-data-publishing/references/partner-for-the-other-half-of-the-audience.md
- skills/duo-timely-data-publishing/references/pick-a-question-whose-honest-answer-fits-your-bet.md
- skills/duo-timely-data-publishing/references/point-your-tool-at-a-public-dataset.md
- skills/duo-timely-data-publishing/references/say-what-your-score-does-not-mean.md
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