Hollinger: Visitor Queue Has a Customer Acquisition Cost Around $500
Nick Hollinger · VisitorQueue Hits $270k Revenue, Powers Your Sales Team ABM · Jun 20, 2020 · at 9:16
Nick Hollinger, founder and CEO of Visitor Queue, shares unit economics and marketing performance with Nathan Latka on Top Founders.
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“We have a CAC of about 500 and AdWords plays, plays nicely into that, and so does Facebook and our current channels.”
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