“The price is $2.80 per conversation… the retailer can estimate its conversation charges by multiplying the expected number of conversations by that price.”
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Said on Australian Investors Podcast
Simple Modern, Matt · Operators · How to Position Your Brand & Products: 5 Ways to Win Against “Better”
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