Sullivan: Bookafy allocates nearly all funds to product development over marketing
Casey Sullivan · 1248 Bootstrapped Appointment Scheduling Tool Hits $1m ARR · Dec 24, 2018 · at 5:54
Casey Sullivan, founder of appointment scheduling software Bookafy, explains the company's capital allocation and growth strategy to Nathan Latka.
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“Just, you know, almost no money in marketing and almost all of our funds have been on product development.”
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