Recovery.com uses 90 days to judge whether an enterprise campaign is working on the platform.
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90 days is the right amount of time to judge whether an enterprise campaign is working on Recovery.com. We used to let new enterprise customers run 30 day trials, and th…
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Recovery.com
Helping people find the next best step in their recovery journey.
- Industry
- Mental Health Care
- Location
- Madison, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Recovery.com
Recovery.com helps make the first step in an individual's path to recovery the right step through knowledgeable, relevant, unbiased, and helpful information online while continuing to provide relevant resources throughout their entire recovery journey.
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