Carruthers: Voxpopme targets $150k to $200k average customer lifetime value
Dave Carruthers · 1304 Raising $10m on $30m Pre Right Now for Video Feedback Platform, $5m ARR · Feb 18, 2019 · at 17:32
Dave Carruthers, CEO of Voxpopme, discusses unit economics and customer lifetime value targets with host Nathan Latka.
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“Probably a 150 to 200 K lifetime value as an average is where we want to be getting to.”
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