Web development and design drive 70% of Vector Media Group's business
Matt Weinberg · This Media Agency Does $6m in Revenue with 32 Employees With Matt Weinberg of Vector Media Group EP 211 · Mar 30, 2016 · at 4:26
Matt Weinberg, co-founder of digital agency Vector Media Group, breaks down the revenue mix between ad spend management and web design/development.
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“That's actually, that, that part of our business is about 30% of our business. The rest of it is, the majority of the business is really the web development and the web design piece.”
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