Porterfield: 30% of course launch revenue arrived in final two days
Amy Porterfield · How Experts Do $1m On Their InfoProduct Launches with Amy Porterfield of AmyPorterfield.com Episode 133 · Jan 23, 2016 · at 3:56
Online marketing expert Amy Porterfield breaks down the revenue timing for her course launch on Nathan Latka's podcast.
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“Oh gosh, about 30%.”
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