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Traction: GMV run-rate and monthly growth
Traction 1. [redacted] GMV Run Rate ([redacted] in November) and [redacted] since March 1st 2. [redacted] accounts created 3. [redacted] active subscriptions on platform 4. [redacted] users on Whop with subscription. A large proportion of our GMV is recurring. 5. The average transaction size is ~[redacted] 6. [redacted] products available for purchase Chart: Whop GMV by month, March through November. Volume rises every month except a dip in July, with the steepest jump in November. Axis values are redacted.
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“Traction: GMV run-rate and monthly growth” gives the deck a concrete traction claim. Traction 1. [redacted] GMV Run Rate ([redacted] in November) and [redacted] since March 1st 2. [redacted] accounts created 3. [redacted] active subscriptions on platform 4. [redacted] users on Whop with subscription. A large proportion of our GMV is recurring. 5. The average transaction size is ~[redacted] 6. [redacted] products available for purchase Chart: Whop GMV by month, March through November. Volume rises every month except a dip in July, with the steepest jump in November. Axis values are redacted. Its job is to make that part of the argument easy to grasp before the narrative advances to the next point.
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