Bouck: Propeller has grown 21% MoM to over 50 customers since September
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Eric Bouck, founder of Propeller CRM, shares early traction and growth metrics three months after the startup's product launch.
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“So we launched the product widely on September first. The three months ago. We've been growing at 21% month over month since then. We put up 25% month over month in November. We've got a little over 50 customers right now.”
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