Typeform customers averaged 370 form submissions monthly
Kim Lecha · This $100m ARR Company Is Making a Major Change to their Q3 2024 Marketing Strategy · Jun 4, 2024 · at 7:07
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Kim Lecha, CEO of Typeform, details the viral exposure metrics observed across Typeform's base of 45,000 customers entering 2019.
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“Every customer creates forms. These forms are shared. There's 370 submissions on average per month, right? So 370 people per month per customer are exposed to the product, right?”
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