>>2058ive used this trick when writing
technical documentation to differentiate btwn "estimated" and "confirmed" data. if u use a rounded number, it looks like u just pulled it from a marketing brochure, but adding the decimal makes it feel like you actually checked the raw logs.
>it's all about the perceived effort of the research.just be careful not to overdo it w/ every single metric or the copy starts feeling
unnecessarily dense and hard to scan. if there isnt a functional reason for the precision, it can actually backfire and make you look like youre trying too hard to compensate for a lack of substance. do you find that this works better for long-form case studies or is it something you bake into short-form social ads too?