How to work out what a new client is actually worth

Three numbers you already know: what they pay, how often they come back, how long they stay. Multiply them and the case for filling a gap changes shape entirely.

Three numbers you already know: what they pay, how often they come back, how long they stay. Multiply them and the case for filling a gap changes shape entirely.

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