hang-the-9, try pushing through the cue ball... Imagine that you are trying to maximize the length of time that the tip is in contact with the cue ball (as a mental metaphor). Carom players have a very "pushy" stroke as an example since they need maximum spin all of the time. Pool players can probably get away with a slightly punchier stroke. Remember, the DigiCue BLUE scoring was designed to cover the range of all billiard strokes, not limited to pool (at least that was the goal).
Also, don't think of the scores as "good" or "bad" necessarily, but instead as your personal value. A stroke is very personal. The DigiCue BLUE is a tool, and is there to assign a benchmark and number to to your performance, so that you can be aware, and track it if you so choose. Experiment and have fun, and work on parts of your stroke that YOU want to work on, when you want to.