Sentences with phrase «share subscriber numbers»

Gwynnie Bee doesn't share its subscriber numbers or other metrics publicly, but says it's doing better in terms of that ideal 3:1 ratio for SaaS companies — the Customer Lifetime Value to Customer Acquisition Ratio, that is — which is a crucial measure of a successful subscription business.

It's hard to say whether the program is a success: The Star has declined to share subscriber numbers, only telling Do that 100 subscribers signed up one day in February (perhaps because of press coverage or a marketing push), and that the program has a 90 % retention rate.

Not exact matches

The streaming video pioneer has hit a rough patch, with slowing subscriber numbers in its home U.S. market and a declining share price.

«A company like Match, they have the best potential to gain significant market share in terms of the number of subscribers,» Anthony said.

Following the transaction, Comcast's share of managed subscribers will remain below 30 percent of the total number of MVPD subscribers in the U.S. and will be essentially equivalent to Comcast Cable's subscriber share after its completion of both the 2002 AT&T Broadband transaction and the 2006 Adelphia transaction.

(FloSports would not share its total subscriber numbers, though the company reportedly had roughly more than 100,000 subscribers around this time last year.)

Weight Watchers shares jumped in extended trade on Thursday after the Oprah Winfrey - backed company said it ended the quarter with a record number of subscribers and boosted its full - year earnings outlook.

Comcast reader feedback 133 Share this story As streaming video continues to chip away at cable television subscriber numbers, Comcast is making a few of its information superhighway pace increases available simplest to customers that pay for each information superhighway and video carrier.

The membership bases are shared among the white label sites so they can boast huge subscriber numbers.

If our subscribers delete our emails unread, let them sit in a «junk» email inbox, or never click links to buy, share, review, promote, etc. our work, they're «dead weight» to our subscriber numbers.

They also offer an introductory bonus, if your book is one of the first three downloaded by a new subscriber then you get $ 25 per download (or split if it's a royalty share agreement) ACX is investing in expanding the number of audiobooks available and in encouraging people to tap their social networks to find more buyers for audiobooks.

That makes them enormously important, but a big email list or large number of blog subscribers won't necessarily help you get found (unless all those people read and share your posts).