Rasheta: iStabilizer website buyers average three lifetime orders
Noah Rasheta · Ep 415: Phone Accessory Company Hits $2.5M Revenue 2015 with Noah Rasheta of iStabilizer · Sep 12, 2016 · at 13:03
Noah Rasheta, founder of iStabilizer, breaks down customer purchasing cycles and lifetime reorder frequency on his company's website.
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“So on our website, it takes a customer an average of three to four days before they buy it. They've been browsing three to four days, then they'll buy their first order, and then they'll end up placing an average of three orders over their lifetime.”
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