Sentence examples for Advance subscription from inspiring English sources
The object of such a plan, of course, would be to help advance subscription sales, which are the lifeblood of HBO's business.
The company has ditched the $3 per month (or $24 per year if you pay in advance) subscription offering, and opened up (most of) the Pro-only features to all.
By then, Weems was already soliciting advance subscriptions for a quite different sort of biography, a wildly hyped but ponderous five-volume set, written by John Marshall.
Hebel could not find a Basel publisher willing to produce the book in Alemannic, and the collection was only published in 1803 by Philip Macklot in Karlsruhe, after Hebel and his friends managed to collect enough advance subscriptions.
Partners will pay for Simplee via its advanced SaaS subscription model, which doesn't offer per-seat pricing, but will actually adjust pricing based on user engagement.
Traditionally, performing arts centers set their schedules well in advance to sell subscriptions and gauge interest.
Sirius is paid in advance for these subscriptions; they appear on the balance sheet as deferred revenues and are taken into revenues each month as earned that first year.
They have a "good customer base," Nicolle said, and run a successful CSA, where customers purchase vegetables in advance through a subscription-style service.
This is a gift best discussed with the lucky recipient -- or a conspiratorial family member -- in advance, since it requires subscription to a listings service, which costs either a one-time $250 fee or a monthly $10 to $13.
Similarly, America Online's customers pay for their subscription in advance, a business model that produces a lot of cash with which to make investments in further growth, Johnson suggests.
Inspired by an article in The Patchogue Advance calling for a subscription-run free-association library, the initial collection was housed in a back room of Floyd A. Overton's shoe store (now the Colony Shop, a children's clothing store).
