Marco Saric

I think on the third week or so when I joined, I published my first blog post after doing some kind of more marketing side on the positioning on the website and so on.

But I published my first blog post in April last year about why you should remove Google Analytics from your website.

Like, I don't know, 10 different reasons, all there, a couple of thousand words.

Published it, event on top of the Hacker News, got, you know, I don't know, 20, 30,000 visitors on the first day or two.

Got, I don't know, somewhere about 60, 70 by now.

But basically, content is how we got our first, and still are getting our, you know, trials to this day.

Talk to me about the Hacker News for a second.

So when you did that, you got how many unique website hits that day?

Actually, they're a bit funny because we are all open.

So you can actually go to plausible.io and you can like hit our website.

And there's a button that says live demo, and that's where you can see our own stats.

But I think it must have been about 20,000 that day.

Okay.

And how many new trial signups?

Do you remember?

I will have to go backwards.

But I think, let's say, blogging is not like you get 10% of this.

It's not like an ad.

So it's a bit more indirect process.

So let's say we got 50 to 100 out of that.