Salesprocess.io reached $2.2M in revenue and $1.8M in cash collected
Nick Kozmin · 1615 Secrets to Cold Traffic to Demo to Sales Funnel with $1.8m ARR SalesProcess CEO · Dec 26, 2019 · at 2:15
Nick Kozmin, founder of salesprocess.io, discusses his bootstrapped B2B sales accelerator's financial performance with Nathan Latka.
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“Well, 2.2 in in revenue, but since we're bootstrapped, I just look at cash collected. We're at like 1.8.”
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