RiteTag converted 431,000 registrations from an estimated 25 million exposures
Saul Fleischman · RiteKit 431k Email List, Conversions Tough? · Sep 14, 2020 · at 3:34
Saul Fleischman, founder of RiteKit and RiteTag, discusses user acquisition and conversion metrics on Nathan Latka's podcast.
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“It's somewhere between, I've been checked recently, but 20, twenty-five million who have familiarity with right tag, and then a tiny speck of them have completed registrations, but that tiny speck is 431,000.”
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