Row 59909

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It's only unsustainable because there's too much competition and customers can switch easily. Streamers need titles that can keep customers engaged and they need to schedule these titles so it doesn't overlap with other main releases.

For example, I only sub to Prime to watch The Boys and Gen V. When its ended, Prime has no other content to keep me subbed. Same with HBO. I only sub to watch House of the Dragon (and True Detective). Meanwhile, Netflix has enough regular flagship titles to keep me subbed continuously.

What streamers need are 12 flagship titles that they can release for each month of the year to keep subscribers constantly engaged. Pulp content will not do as these low-quality content that only pad the library do nothing to retain subscribers. Only flagship titles cause retention.

Imagine if there are 11 other The Boys title on Prime that are released in succession. That means I have no reason to un-sub if there's continued quality programming on hand. They need to release these titles just as the other one has ended.

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text It's only unsustainable because there's too much competition and customers can switch easily. Streamers need titles that can keep customers engaged and they need to schedule these titles so it doesn't overlap with other main releases. For example, I only sub to Prime to watch The Boys and Gen V. When its ended, Prime has no other content to keep me subbed. Same with HBO. I only sub to watch House of the Dragon (and True Detective). Meanwhile, Netflix has enough regular flagship titles to keep m…
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datetime 2024-05-23
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