Groh: LinkTrust Maintained Roughly 4% Monthly Logo Churn
Brett Groh · 1035 How He Restructured $4.5m Company, Then Exited Jan 1 · May 25, 2018 · at 13:07
Brett Groh, CEO of LinkTrust, discusses unit economics and retention metrics during the company's restructuring.
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“Our churn is roughly around four percent.”
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