Outbound Creative averages $15K monthly revenue with $11.5K in MRR
Jake Jorgovan · EP 334: Is He Creating The New Billion Dollar Direct Mail Industry? · Jun 23, 2016 · at 8:37
Jake Jorgovan, founder of Outbound Creative, breaks down the agency's total revenue and recurring retainer metrics to Nathan Latka.
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“We're generally averaging around 15 K per month right now. And I would say in our monthly recurring revenues sitting around 11 and a half.”
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