515 - Isaac Wesley (Trainn) On Training Power Users
from Forward Thinking Founders Hosted by Mat Sherman
Isaac Wesley is the cofounder of Trainn. Train helps anyone train customers or users to become power-users of their products. Customer education leads to higher upgrading revenue and lower churn. ★ Support this podcast ★
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