Ellis: BossBabe acquired 1,500 paid members in its initial seven-day launch
Natalie Ellis · The Laws of Community Building with Natalie Ellis · Sep 22, 2022 · at 25:13
BossBabe co-founder Natalie Ellis discusses the initial traction and member intake when first launching their paid community membership.
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“I think our first launch period, we were open for seven days and I think we brought in like 1500 paid members.”
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