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Also, the maximum yearly revenue they've seen is £600k, which is definitely not £80k/month. It's misleading to report the revenue of a peak month - say today I
by lultimouomo 10y ago
Also, the maximum yearly revenue they've seen is £600k, which is definitely not £80k/month. It's misleading to report the revenue of a peak month - say today I send an invoice for a consulting gig that lasted two months and amounts to $15k, do I make $15k a day or $7.5k a month?
That said, they seem to have good growth and the project is nice.
- csallen 10y agoTheir average revenue comes from recent months. Seems a fair way to do it for companies that are continuing to grow rapidly.
- wott 10y agoShe's specialised in posting bullshit article full of nothing on reddit. Don't expect anything rational.
- pc86 10y agoIt's fairly common to amortize the last three months' earnings over a year to determine yearly revenue.
- rosiesherry 10y agoYes, because we've been growing alot, I took the $80k as an average from the past 6 months. I didn't feel like the article was the right place to go into further detail of finances. We are profitable.