Rhyne: Choosing the right customers matters more for churn than product improvements
Steven Rhyne · 1377 Moving To Enterprise Reduced Revenue Churn by 50% in Under 12 Months · May 2, 2019 · at 11:12
Steven Rhyne, co-founder of Conveyor, explains the primary drivers behind reducing his company's revenue churn.
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“I think the biggest thing, not just product improvements and onboarding and all that, but the customers that you hire.”
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