Early To Rise missed its $8 million annual revenue goal for 2016
Craig Ballantyne · EP 468: $6M in 2015 Revenue With Health and Wellness Infoproduct with CEO Craig Ballantyne · Nov 4, 2016 · at 13:59
Craig Ballantyne, owner of Early To Rise, discusses his company's 2016 revenue targets following $6 million in revenue in 2015.
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“We are not, but we do have a couple of things. We do have product launches, which you know, we are going to hopefully kick it up.”
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