Craig Ballantyne's fitness membership subscribers retain for an average of three months
Craig Ballantyne · EP 468: $6M in 2015 Revenue With Health and Wellness Infoproduct with CEO Craig Ballantyne · Nov 4, 2016 · at 9:12
Craig Ballantyne discusses customer retention metrics for his low-ticket fitness membership program.
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“They stick with us about three months and there just isn't a very good stick rate with what we have.”
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